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Weeds compete with crop plants for water, light, space and plant nutrients. Land preparation, cover crops, mulches and other management practices can be used to control many of these weeds.

From The Files of The Seminole Producer A program designed to find summer employment for Seminole youths, sponsored by the Oklahoma State Employment Service of Seminole, is having its most successful season yet, according to employment service manager Warren Schroeder.

The PBR (Professional Bull Riders) on Thursday announced its 2026 Heroes & Legends inductees – the sport’s 28th Hall of Fame class and fourth recognized at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum for an extraordinary impact on Western sports.

The Chickasaw Foundation has been awarded a $6.7 million Legacy Grant from the Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust to fund the establishment of graduate medical education programs at Chickasaw Nation Health, creating 16 new physician training positions in rural Oklahoma.

Recognized by height and weight as the largest skull of any land animal ever discovered, a dinosaur fossil that spent years stored beneath the University of Oklahoma’s football stadium is once again the center of attention as the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History opens its new temporary...

Seminole Middle School had a fun filled day to kick off the end of school, which came to a close May 13. With the generous support of American Legion Post 204, students and teachers received an extra special end of the year treat.

Governor Kevin Stitt signed into law a permanent, statewide “Bell to Bell, No Cell” policy, delivering on a commitment he has championed to get phones out of Oklahoma classrooms.

A federal bill proposes cracking down on private equity firms’ control of youth sports and banning practices such as stay-to-play, where out-of-town teams’ participation in tournaments is contingent on booking certain hotels. The Let Kids Play Act, introduced on May 13 by Sen.

The City of Seminole is partnering with Ratliff Utilities to begin a citywide water meter replacement project designed to improve water usage accuracy, system reliability, and customer service for residents and businesses.

Strother FFA ended the school year with their annual FFA Banquet, celebrating this year’s accomplishments and outstanding members.