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While giving a searing indictment of Oklahoma’s education chief on Wednesday, Gov. Kevin Stitt rejected the idea of having schools collect children’s immigration status.
Read moreThe second annual Oklahoma Women’s History Conference will be held at the Oklahoma History Center on Saturday, March 1, from 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. The event is free and open to the public, but registration is required. A boxed lunch will be available to purchase when registering for the event, but attendees can also bring their lunch.
Read moreA local business that specialized in auto detailing and custom audio systems was destroyed in a mid-morning fire.
Read moreAccording to the February monthly report from the Oklahoma Tax Commission (OTC), medical marijuana sales rose in SEMINOLE COUNTY between December and January. Tax revenue brought in a total of $48,496.78 in January. This was $278.81 more than the $48,217.97 that was collected in the previous month.
Read moreFor nearly 3,000 years, we’ve been led to believe that love comes from the heart.
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Above, Denise North, designer at the Flower Box in Seminole, puts the finishing touches on a floral arrangement. Just in case you have forgotten, today is Valentine’s Day, so remember to get something special for your “special someone.”
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Smoke billows from City Quake Accessories, located at 510 Boren Blvd. in Seminole, Thursday morning, Feb.
Read moreDear Dave, I just finished paying off my credit card bills from last Christmas, and I’ve made a resolution that it’s the last time I’m going into debt for the holidays. With that in mind, how do you feel about using layaway programs when it comes to buying Christmas gifts, instead of putting purchases on credit cards? Marty Dear Marty, Here’s a good rule of thumb for pretty much all spending, not just Christmas gifts. If you can’t buy it with cash up front, you can’t afford it. The only thing I generally give folks a little wiggle room on is when it comes to buying a house. Very few people have enough money set aside to write a check for a home.
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