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Right, Seminole State College’s full-time faculty and staff gathered in Cook Commons on Aug. 13 during Fall 2026 In-Service. Employees wore shirts commemorating the College’s 95th anniversary and this year’s theme, “Brick by Brick: Building on 95 Years of Excellence.”

Women on Mission met Aug. 13 to discuss plans for the fall 2026 Schedule. Their theme this year is “Fan The Fire of Faith”, based upon Jeremiah 20:8.

With fall classes beginning Aug. 17 and regular enrollment open through Aug. 21, Seminole State College will offer extended office hours to provide students and prospective students additional opportunities to complete enrollment and prepare for the semester.

TAHLEQUAH, Okla. (UPI) - The managing editor of the Seminole Producer was honored Saturday by United Press International Editors of Oklahoma for his coverage of a lengthy investigation into Seminole County offices.

This fall will mark 95 years of service to this region for Seminole State College. That milestone invites us to look back, but more importantly, it calls us to look forward with purpose.

Attorney General Gentner Drummond announced Friday that eight opioid drug manufacturers will pay Oklahoma approximately $12 million as part of a multistate settlement over allegations that the companies contributed to the national opioid crisis.

The governor recently held a ceremonial bill signing for one of the most important bills I co-authored this past session.

Hundreds of thousands of Oklahoma children returned to school this week for their first academic year under strict new literacy laws. It will be their final school year before reading scores carry even higher stakes.

In special ceremonies held last Friday evening, longtime Konawa teacher and coach Don Gallagher was honored with having the high school track named in his honor. Gallagher is in his 50th year of teaching at Konawa.