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The Oklahoma Employment Security Commission’s (OESC) monthly employment report, released Wednesday, Sept. 27, shows that Seminole County climbed up a notch from being tied with Haskell county for the third highest rate of unemployment in the state to holding the fourth highest rate.
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A Konawa resident faces charges after allegedly removing the metal siding from another resident’s house, causing an estimated loss valued at $1,500.
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A quarter century of prolonged interruptions, accompanied by self- doubt and lengthy hours of research, have ended for Don Branscum – poet, songwriter and now, Texas author.
Read moreThe Oklahoma State Historic Preservation Office will hold a Lunch and Learn webinar on Friday, October 6, at noon that focuses on how to research land allotments in Oklahoma. Nancy Calhoun, a volunteer and research librarian for the Oklahoma Historical Society, will be the featured presenter. Allotment was the federal policy of dividing communally held Native land into individually owned private property.
Read moreSeminole Mayor Waldo Lilly resigned near the end of a special city council meeting in Municipal Building Tuesday evening.
Read moreThe Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education recently approved allocations to fund Oklahoma Teacher Connection (OTC) pre-collegiate and collegiate grant programs and the distribution of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) program awards for teacher certification acceleration programs at two universities.
Read moreFEMA and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency announced this week opening the application process for $18.2 million available through the Tribal Cybersecurity Grant Program (TCGP) to help Tribal Nations address cybersecurity risks and threats. With the release of a Notice of Funding Opportunity, applicants have 105 days to apply for a grant, which can be used to fund new or existing cybersecurity programs.
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