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Seminole Public Schools reported that the Seminole Nation of Oklahoma has shown support for the district through the waiver of the Impact Aid Indian Policies and Procedures requirements for the upcoming FY2026–2027 Impact Aid application year. Pictured l-r are Dr.

Incumbent U.S. Representative Stephanie Bice had no opponents in last week’s primary and automatically became the Republican nominee for Congressional District 5, which includes Seminole County.

Downed power lines, toppled trees and power outages were the aftermath of a powerful “windbag” storm system that barreled across Seminole County early Monday morning.

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TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 2026Today is the 174th day of 2026 and the third day of summer.TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1894, the International Olympic Committee was founded in Paris.In 1947, the Senate overrode President Harry S. Truman’s veto of the Taft-Hartley Act.

The Oklahoma History Center Museum has announced the opening of “Moments That Made US,” a special exhibition during the America250 commemoration that explores how generations of Americans have given meaning to the ideals set out in the Declaration of Independence.

Seminole has lost a $7,500 grant awarded by the Oklahoma Bicentennial Authority which was to have gone toward construction of the Seminole Oil Field Museum, it was learned today. The oil field museum was planned by the Seminole Historical Society as the city’s No.

Oklahoma’s medical professionals are warning that rural hospitals across the state are facing unprecedented financial cuts. Last year’s One Big Beautiful Bill reduced federal funding to Medicaid by $1 trillion across the nation over the next 10 years. Oklahoma will face a $6.

The Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association has announced open registration for the 74th Annual Convention and Trade Show.

Senate Democratic Leader Julia Kirt has been recognized by the United Nations Association of Oklahoma City (UNA-OKC) as a 2026 Women of Impact honoree.