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Lisa Cobb, retired educator, has announced her candidacy for a seat on the Seminole Public Schools Board of Education. Cobb is seeking the seat she currently holds after being appointed in August 2018 to fill a vacant seat due to a resignation. Presently, she serves as the Board of Education Clerk.

birthdays Those celebrating birthdays today include, Carson Bourque, Clydene Brooks, Elizabeth Choate, Tristan Churchwell, Mildred Crawford, Nolan Decker, Ada Ferguson, Katherine Gibson, Tyree Gordon, Heather Jarvis, Larry Noon, Kasey Norman, Alexander Palmer, Robin Roberts, Ashlee Ryan, Courtney...

Jeff Griffin, Mayor of the City of Seminole, has released a modification to Seminole’s Emergency Declaration to align with Governor Kevin Stitt’s “Open Up and Recover Safely (OURS)” three-phase plan.

The Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) has issued the following situation update about coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) in Oklahoma: As of this advisory, there are 3,121 confirmed positive cases of COVID-19 in Oklahoma.

SSC Vice President for Fiscal Affairs Tony Crouch poses with a book of photos and messages on his final day at the College. Crouch started his final day at the College April 24 with farewell gifts – including a book of photos and good wishes from his colleagues and friends in the community.

The Seminole Rotary Club continued its efforts this week to treat local medical personnel and first responders to lunch as a “thank you” for their service to the community during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Natural gas is one of the cleanest available fuel sources. Natural gas is also a cost-effective way to heat a home, and cook meals in the kitchen.

Many people opt for bottled water hoping to avoid the potential pathogens lurking inside of regular tap water.

Social distancing mandates may have cancelled field days many agricultural producers depend on, but wheat growers can get a sneak peek of Oklahoma State University’s 2020 wheat tour virtually starting April 25 on OSU Extension’s weekly agricultural television show SUNUP.

Cinco de Mayo gives people an opportunity to celebrate Mexican culture, throw a party, or at the very least, go out and indulge in Mexican food. Cinco de Mayo is mistakenly believed to honor Mexican independence, but Mexico actually celebrates its independence in September.