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When the novel coronavirus COVID-19 was officially proclaimed a pandemic in March 2020, people were urged to stay home and limit their exposure to those outside their households.
Read moreTammy Potter, defective equipment, plea of no contest, $166.
Kendall Garrett, driving on street, not a truck route, plea of no contest, $200.
Liang Chen, failure to obey traffic control device, plea of no contest, $200.
Read moreWEWOKA, HERITAGE HOUSE (405-382-2156), KONAWA NUTRITION CENTERS
Monday – Chicken salad, tomato soup, fruit cocktail, crackers, peanut butter cake with chocolate frosting and milk.
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CIVIL SUITS
L.G. Martin v. Barry Tucker, James Bryant and Michael Downey, conversion/replevin.
Martha Louise Harjo v. Britney Marie Owen, negligence.
Read moreDonna Abercrombie to Raymond L. Sandresona dn Mary A. Sanderson, quit claim deed covering lands in 12-7-7.
BancFirst to Laura Pope, warranty deed covering lands in 3-8-7.
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Workers with City of Seminole got a birds-eye view of the city Wednesday morning as they began overhauling the flagpole in the municipal park. The flagpole is being repainted and outfitted with a new pulley system. Those working on the project include Marty Price, Tanner Squire and Richard Lay.
Read moreStudents, teachers and staff can now report threats in Oklahoma schools via text message.
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