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Let chickens, guineas, ducks and turkeys gobble up garden and backyard pests for an all-natural, animated insecticide.
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The Wewoka Indian Clinic has been given permission to provide COVID vaccines to both Native American and non-Indian adults.
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Above, the Seminole Speech team placed 2nd at the Seminole Speech Tournament Feb. 27th. Pictured l-r: Natalie Choate (2nd in Domestic Extemp Speaking), Delvilyn Thompson (1st in Humorous Duet and 1st in Poetry Interpretation), Beckham Schell (4th in Domestic Extemp Speaking), Mickael Friend (1st in Original Oratory and 1st in Foreign Extemp Speaking) and Travis York (1st in Humorous Duet). The team will compete in Regional Speech Competition on March 25th-27th. —Courtesy Photo
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Seminole State College is now offering free counseling services to all its students.
Read moreFor farmers and ranchers eligible to renew for the Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP), a national application deadline of March 31 has been set.
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Wilson Elementary teacher Sonia Scott reads a Dr. Suess book to students as part of “Read Across America” week, which is celebrated the entire first week of March. —Courtesy Photo
Read moreRep. Danny Williams, R-Seminole, passed a bill to prohibit ‘spoofing,’ which is often used by telemarketers and scammers to disguise a phone call’s origin, through the Oklahoma House of Representatives on Tues day evening.
Read moreVoters in two Seminole County school districts approved bond issues at the ballot box on Tuesday.
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