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The Seminole Nation Museum has announced the opening of its annual Wewoka High School Alumni Art Show, beginning this Saturday, June 27. The exhibition will run through July 6, celebrating the talent of past Wewoka graduates. Both alumni and the general public are invited to attend.

Clara Goletto no longer picks up the phone when calls come from unknown numbers. The last time she did, she lost $2,500. On March 19, shortly after nine in the morning, Goletto received a call.

In many ways, Gerald Spurlock is your average avid tennis fan. He-plays three or four times a week, keeps up with the sport through television and magazines, and knows the style and form of the world’s top tennis players, past and present.

Oklahoma regulators have licensed some eye doctors who did not pass all of a national test, which could put patients in harm’s way, a national optometry group is warning.

More than 500 hospitals across the country have been warned by the federal government for failing to comply with hospital price transparency requirements, including 8 hospitals in Oklahoma.

Primary Election Day has come and gone for Oklahoma. Tuesday’s primary results led to many interesting developments. Of 25 legislative primary races with at least three candidates, 15 are headed for the Aug. 25 runoff. Only one incumbent, Sen.

The old guy in the grocery line looked about two coughing spells away from the Promised Land. Gnarled and unshaven, he mumbled to himself while the clerk totaled his bill. He noticed me as he reached into his pocket for change, and accidentally pulled out a set of teeth.

Seminole County - Monday-Friday⮚ Heritage House Nutrition Center 210 College, Seminole. Now open for dine-in. -Wednesday⮚ Weekly meeting of the Seminole Rotary Club, 12 noon in the mirror room of the Student Union at SSC ⮚ Reynolds Wellness Center ‘Qigong & Tai Chi’ – 5 p.m.

Just a day after winning reelection to his House seat, Rep. Tom Gann, R-Inola, filed an appeal of another ruling of the Oklahoma Corporation Commission (OCC) to the Oklahoma Supreme Court. He was joined by Rep. Kevin West, R-Moore.

District Attorney Erik Johnson announced that Rondal Scrogum Jr.