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Registered voters in Seminole County will soon be asked to approve or disapprove an additional sales tax to fund operations at the county jail.
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Above, voters in Seminole County will take to the polls in a special election on April 6 to decide the fate of a quarter-cent sales tax, which will be used to fund operations at the Seminole County Jail. —Courtesy Photo
Read moreWhile Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt wants to hold negotiations with leaders of the five Civilized Tribes to discuss how to move ahead from the McGirt Supreme Court ruling, a State Supreme Court case is slowly proceeding on the question—who has regulatory authority over the tribal lands? The State? Or the Tribes?
Read moreThe U.S. Census Bureau’s Small Business Pulse Survey (SBPS) started asking businesses in April of last year when they expect to return to normal levels of operations, a crucial indication of how they are adapting to the pandemic, social distancing, and other public health strategies.
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For the second time in less than six months, a Seminole man has been arrested for failure to register as a sex offender.
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As a small thank you to the teachers and staff of the Betty L. Smith Early Childhood Center, BancFirst employees delivered mugs filled goodies to each person. Pictured are Misty Pratt, BancFirst; Breanna Gates, BLS and Amanda Blalock, BancFirst. —Courtesy Photo
Read moreOklahomans are rolling up their sleeves by the thousands for Covid-19 vaccines. Although demand is outpacing supply, many remain uncertain about aspects of the shots.
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