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(Editor’s note: This article expands on a story about Dept. of Commerce grants that appeared in yesterday’s edition of the Seminole Producer).
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DEAR ABBY: I met this guy at work and fell in love. We started going out, and he asked me to be his girlfriend. We moved in together pretty quickly, and I got pregnant. Three months later, I saw a text on his phone from a female co-worker. The first message said, “This is ‘Brianne’” and the second was work-related.
Read moreDear Dave, I’m trying to wrap my head around your commission method of giving money to kids. We have an 11-year-old and a 16-yearold. Should they have individual lists of tasks, or should there be one big list they both work from on a first-come, first-served basis? Also, should giving, spending and saving be a mandatory part of the commission structure? Is there a time when children should age out of the commission structure?
Read moreGovernor Kevin Stitt on Friday announced the appointment of Sharon “Shel” Millington as Interim Director of the Office of Juvenile Affairs (OJA), effective immediately. Millington, a licensed professional counselor, brings more than two decades of experience developing and leading evidence-based behavioral health interventions for youth and families in Oklahoma.
Read moreOklahoma Baptist University officially re-opened Shawnee Hall during a well-attended public kickoff event in the new Mabee Lecture Theatre at The Weekend celebration, marking a pivotal moment in the university’s storied history.
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Seminole High School students Mason Bennett and Ryeley Stanfill have been named the October Students of The Month.
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State Representative Danny Williams, R-Seminole, led an interim study to examine barriers to foster care participation and explore ways to expand safe, stable housing for Oklahoma children in foster care.
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