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Seminole State College students explored educational and career opportunities during a recent college and career fair hosted by the Citizen Potawatomi Nation at the Grand Casino Event Center in Shawnee.Several of SSC’s federally funded TRIO programs partnered for the event, bringing together high...

Oklahoma’s two largest universities received D grades for campus free speech in a national ranking. The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, known as FIRE, ranked 261 colleges across the country based on student surveys, institutional policies and responses to speech controversies.

Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association (OSSAA) Executive Director David Jackson will retire on June 30, 2027, concluding a distinguished 31 year career with the association, including 11 years of service as executive director.

I maintain a vegetable garden all year round. On our homestead, I rarely buy any produce because I grow nearly everything we eat. And while I do preserve vegetables by various means, my family also eats fresh-from-the-garden veggies all year long – even in winter.

(StatePoint) If you’re an entrepreneur, you may be feeling the pinch. New data from Xero suggests increased cash flow pressure for small businesses in 2026.

WASHINGTON - Twenty- five years ago Friday, American Airlines flight 77 was hijacked and flown into the Pentagon.

From The Files of The Seminole Producer Appearing relaxed and self-assured despite months of travel and “pressing the flesh,” the son of Democratic Presidential candidate Jimmy Carter, 24-year-old Jeff Carter, and his wife, Annette, appeared at a Democratic fund-raiser in Seminole Thursday...

The September monthly report from the Oklahoma Tax Commission (OTC) shows that medical marijuana sales in Seminole County were slightly higher in August compared to the previous month.

Sen. Grant Green, R-Wellston, is mourning the loss of Wellston firefighter Joe Flake, who passed away earlier this week after battling a grassfire in Lincoln County. “I am deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Joe Flake in the line of duty.

In the modern healthcare landscape, classroom learning alone is no longer enough to prepare the next generation of medical professionals. Real progress requires real-world experience, direct mentorship, and bold collaboration.