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OKLAHOMA CITY — The Regional University System of Oklahoma (RUSO) Board of Regents has selected Kent M. Lashley, J.D., to serve as chief executive officer. Lashley will begin his duties Sept. 1.

Kiley Sue Adams, expired tag, reduced upon proof, plea of no contest, $100. Dalton Orr, expired tag, recued upon proof, plea of no contest, $!00. Hillary Harrison, allow dog to run at large, plea of no contest, $200, failure to obtain city animal license, plea of no contest,$200.

From The Files of The Seminole Producer EDITOR’S NOTE - Producer Staff Writer Henry Dolive rode with Speaker Albert Friday in a campaign caravan across Seminole County. During the trip Dolive got an exclusive interview with the retiring congressman.

Every day, Oklahoma’s hospitals are there when people need them most.

Seminole State College will host Daniel Clerke, National Team Manager for USA Esports, for a presentation titled “Beyond the Game: Leadership, Competition and Careers in Esports” from 10 to 11 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 27, in the Jeff Johnston Auditorium. The event is free and open to the public.

A newly installed body scanner at the Allen Gamble Correctional Center in Holdenville went into operation Wednesday and immediately demonstrated its value when two visitors were caught attempting to bring contraband into the facility.

The Seminole Police Department has joined a statewide initiative to curb drunk driving, specifically during the upcoming Labor Day holiday.

After authorities rescued 16 children last month who had been confined to a single room in a home in rural Ohio, attention turned to their mother, who had been 15 and pregnant when she married their father.

The state Capitol might be a little quieter in the summer – that’s because the regular legislative session has ended, so we’re not debating or voting on bills this time of year. But this period in the calendar, known as the interim, allows us more time to take a deep dive into important topics.