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Oklahoma State University has announced a new 10-year partnership with Love’s Alternative Energy, a member of the Love’s Family of Companies for the operation, maintenance and renewable fuel supply of OSU’s compressed natural gas (CNG) bus fueling station.

The Oklahoma Legislature wants a dramatic turnaround in student literacy rates to rival the so-called Mississippi Miracle.

(StatePoint) As the nation marks the 250th anniversary of American independence, backyards across the country are gearing up for a milestone summer — and the grill is once again at the heart of the celebration.

com. Andrae Tramble taking a motorcycle ride with his daughter…Lisa Marcel excited to watch an awards show… - Monday-Friday⮚ Heritage House Nutrition Center 210 College, Seminole. Now open for dine-in. - Monday⮚Grab and go meal distribution 9 a.m.

Today’s birthdays include Lois Brooks, Jody Clark, Patricia Coachman, Lisa Cogburn, Norma Hale, Clint King, Lisa King, Marvin Miller, Junior Mize, Cindy Morrison, Ronna Notah, Wesley Peters, Johnny Reich, Emma Roberson, George Roberts, Jennifer Scott, David Tachawwicka, Preston Wortham & Janelle...

If you have an entrepreneurial spirit and are under the age of 12—or know someone who fits that description—keep reading. The City of Seminole is encouraging local youth to “Squeeze the Day” by setting up their own lemonade stand during the citywide garage sale June 5-7.

SSM Health St. Anthony Hospital – Shawnee, which has a campus in Seminole, has announced the addition of the da Vinci Xi surgical system, bringing advanced robotic-assisted technology to patients in Pottawatomie County and surrounding communities.

The Oklahoma Historical Society announced Thursday that the Seminole Nation Museum has been awarded $25,000 through the Oklahoma Heritage Preservation Grant Program.

FRIDAY, MAY 29, 2026 Today is the 49th day of 2026 and the 7st day of spring. TODAY’S HISTORY: In 453, Ottoman armies captured Constantinople after a 53-day siege, effectively crushing the Byzantine Empire.

In rural and agricultural communities, working with livestock is often a way of life. For many pregnant women, stepping away from the farm isn’t realistic — or even desirable. However, working with livestock during pregnancy carries unique risks that must be taken seriously.