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Seminole resident Mark Claborn, who lives east of the city, was not home last Friday morning when lightning struck a tree in his front yard. Upon returning home, he found large pieces of the tree over 50 feet away.

BancFirst Seminole on Tuesday donated $2,500 to Seminole Public Schools to be used for the purchase of copy paper. Pictured l-r are Superintendent Dr. Bob Gragg, Assistant Superintendent Angela Willmett and BancFirst President Debbie Kuykendall.

Voters took to the polls Tuesday to decide two Seminole County Commissioner races, a tax referendum and to choose candidates for the November General Election. A pair of state questions were also on the ballot. The unofficial results are below.

Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Glen Mulready Tuesday addressed the recent release of internal State Farm documents in ongoing litigation in Comanche County District Court, saying the Oklahoma Insurance Department is reviewing the materials and will consider any relevant information as part of its...

Oklahoma State Auditor & Inspector Cindy Byrd on Monday released the Federal Single Audit for FY 2024.

With just over two months until the November midterms, the U.S. Supreme Court gave way Monday for President Donald Trump to have a hand in regulating mail-in ballots nationwide, a voting method he has falsely claimed is rife with corruption since he lost the 2020 presidential election.In an...

Bisa Butler is a singular voice among a cadre of contemporary artists who engage figural representation to examine the beauty and complexity of Black experience.

(StatePoint) Pneumococcal pneumonia is a potentially serious illness caused by bacteria called pneumococcus. The illness can disrupt a person’s life for weeks, and when severe, can result in hospitalization.

From The Files of The Seminole Producer Seminole County Democrats balloted like much of the rest of the Third Congressional District Tuesday as they helped put State Sen. Wes Watkins, D-Ada, and Congressional aide Charley Ward into a Sept. 21 runoff for House Speaker Carl Albert’s seat in...

There’s an adage that working Oklahomans understand, but big-government proponents do not: If you want less of something, tax it more. The income tax, at its core, is a penalty on work and investment. Therefore, the higher the income tax, the more work and investment is deterred.