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Athird-gener ation newspaperman, a college president and two civic leaders are set for induction into the Seminole Hall of Fame this Thursday evening.
Read moreThe Seminole Nation Communications Department of the Seminole Nation just recently constructed a media room for their department.
Read moreToday’s birthdays include Tammy Ackerman, Sally Baker, Billy Bible, Janna Calvert, Tuff Childs, Denese Cheatwood, Joshua Cherry, Jimmy Deatherage Jr, Chris Evans, Mike Gifford, Sharlene Hammons, Dee Harjo, Kenneth Harjo, Louis Harjo Jr, Derrick Harris, Phyllis Houser, Richard Looney, Brynda McCoy, Jerry McKane, Tona Mitchell & Dakota Walker. Monday birthdays include Summer Aycox, Dylan Barnes, Reagan Bateman, Scott Childers, Farentino Coody, Ron Gould Jr, Todd Gwaltney, Bryan Harris, Sarah Herriman, Joyce Kean, Matthew Kuestersteffan, Debbie Persinger, Saundra Rice, Meagan Roulston, Aron Streater, Betty Sullivan, Jeremiah Thompson, Pamela Welch & Randy Wilburn.
Read moreThe Seminole County Rural Communities Opioid Response Program grant is joining in the Pink Elephant campaign for the second year in a row in collaboration with the Pottawatomie County Drug Free Communities Grant of Pottawatomie County and the Community Based Prevention Services Grant. The campaign’s purpose is to bring awareness to the Oklahoma state social host law and remind parents and youth about the dangers of underage drinking.
Read moreThe Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation celebrated its 77th anniversary in Shawnee on April 11 as part of its statewide “77 for 77” campaign that harkens back to the foundation’s roots.
Read more“Well,” said Steve, the tall cowboy, “at least it’s Friday and we all have the weekend to look forward to.”
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