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As of this advisory, there are 110,855 cases of COVID-19 in Oklahoma.
There are 19 additional deaths identified to report. One death was identified in the past 24 hours.
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On Tuesday, October 13th, the Seminole City Council voted to promote Fielding Lucas as Fire Chief.
Read moreLess than a week remains for registered voters in Seminole County to apply for absentee ballots to be mailed to them for the November 3rd State/Federal/County General Election, County Election Board Secretary Amy Baker said today.
Read moreThe Oklahoma State Medical Association’s (OSMA) President George Monks has issued a renewed call for a statewide mask mandate as COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to reach record highs. Via a tweet on Sunday, October 18, President Monks affirmed that cities in Oklahoma which have enforced mask mandates have experienced much lower rates of positive COVID-19 testing among their communities. “We need face mask mandates to protect more of our Oklahoma citizens,” alleged Monks in his twitter post.
Read moreChanges are coming for telephone customers in the 405 area code.
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The Seminole State College nursing program assisted the Seminole County Health Department as they administered free flu shots on campus on Oct. 20. Twenty-eight students and four faculty members helped with the event. Community members, students and faculty received the vaccines by driving through the Enoch Kelly Haney Center or by walking up to a tent on the north side of the Haney Center.
Read moreDefendants’ Malware Attacks Caused Nearly One Billion USD in Losses to Three Victims Alone; Also Sought to Disrupt the 2017 French Elections and the 2018 Winter Olympic Games
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