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OU Health, the University of Oklahoma’s academic health system, has named Brent L. Smith as its chief operating officer. Smith will join OU Health in November from Memorial Health System of Southwest Oklahoma in Lawton, Oklahoma, where he serves as chief executive officer.

The Seminole Producer The City of Seminole has missed out on a chance to have the upcoming Reed Street extension project placed on the October bid opening by the State Highway Department because of a delay in completing rightof-way arrangements.

Thousands of Oklahoma children have returned to the classroom, and the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma wants to ensure no child goes to school on an empty stomach this school year.

The Oklahoma CareerTech Foundation has opened ticket sales for its Hall of Fame banquet in November, when the foundation will honor seven inductees.

Over the past several weeks, many Oklahomans have contacted the Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy (OICA) regarding suspension or reduction of some benefits of the social safety net.Long wait times on help lines, confusion regarding needed forms for verification, and lack of access to internet...

Moviegoers in the Seminole area will once again have the opportunity to experience one of the most powerful and talked-about films of the 21st century on the big screen when The Passion of the Christ returns to theaters for a special theatrical re-release.

Oklahoma Gas & Electric Company (OG&E) is celebrating Power Supply Appreciation Day by recognizing the employees whose skill, focus and dedication help deliver the reliable energy customers depend on every day.Across OG&E’s service area, power supply teams work around the clock and behind the...

Nearly one in every five students at North Rock Creek High School is also a Seminole State College student.This fall, 106 of North Rock Creek High School’s approximately 500 students are taking SSC courses through concurrent enrollment, the largest group from any single high school at the College.

Prevention and recovery will be the focus Saturday, Sept. 12, as the annual “Step Out of the Darkness” prayer march returns to ECU and the Ada community.This event is sponsored by the Brandon Whitten Institute for Addiction and Recovery at East Central University (ECU) and the Pontotoc County Drug...

WASHINGTON – A push in Congress to make daylight saving time permanent could give Americans more evening sunlight year-round, but less morning light could affect sleep and change daily routines for Oklahoma farmers and ranchers.