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Kara Zweiacker, driving on a city street not designated as a truck route, plea of no contest, $200.
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Meat processors from across Oklahoma and Texas attended the annual Oklahoma-Texas Meat Processors Association convention at Oklahoma State University’s Robert M. Kerr Food and Agricultural Products Center.
Read moreThe National Institutes of Health has awarded the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation a new grant to better understand lupus.
Read moreThe inflation uptick continues to impose serious hardship on hungry senior citizens—particularly and tragically those suffering from malnutrition. The victims are the most vulnerable of our aging population--those who struggle to make ends meet on minimal fixed incomes at a time when the price of food is skyrocketing as the result of an uncontrolled, record-breaking rate of inflation.
Read moreSunnie Dawn Baker joins the Ada Jobs Foundation (AJF) as the new Ecosystem Digital Content Manager. Baker brings a wealth of community knowledge, creativity, and writing experience to an impactful role of telling the story of technology based entrepreneurship in Southern Oklahoma.
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A group of young and ambitious high school age volunteers from the First United Methodist Church in Richardson, Texas spent Wednesday and Thursday clearing away tree limbs and other debris left by the May 4 tornado from the streets in Seminole.
Read moreThere has been a slight change to the community-wide disaster cleanup effort scheduled for this Saturday, June 25. All volunteers are asked to meet at the Seminole First Baptist Church, 420 Reid Street, at 8:00 a.m. Saturday. They will work until noon, when the First Baptist Church will serve lunch to all the volunteers.
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