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Carley Abbott as Custodian for Caden Wayne Abbott and Dayton Lee Abbott to Layna Taylor, quit claim deed covering lands in Aldridge. James Allison to Carl Allison, quit claim deed covering lands in 31-10-7.

Lawson Waller, failure to obey official traffic control device, plea of no contest, $200. Destiny Branham, expired tag, plea of no contest, $200 will reduce upon proof, no insurance, same. Preston Shirey, speeding, plea of no contest, $212.

CIVIL SUITS First United Bank and Trust Co. v. Kendric Dshawn Deere, foreclosure. Cavalry spv I LLC v. Judith E. Lewis, indebtedness. Tinker Federal Credit Union v. Ashlyn Mantooth, indebtedness. Bank of America NA v. Shirley Orr, breach of contract.

Retired employees from Seminole State College gathered for a luncheon on Oct. 5. The theme of the event was the College’s 95th anniversary.

Women of Vision held its annual gathering and dinner Oct. 1 in the Geiger Center as part of The Weekend festivities on the Oklahoma Baptist University campus, bringing together alumnae, parents, community partners and friends who share a commitment to supporting OBU through philanthropy and service.

Wewoka FBC Women on Mission met October 8, 2026, in the home of Sherri Franks. Linda Evans welcomed the ladies.

The Oklahoma Foundation for Excellence is accepting applications for the 2027 Academic All-State class. Each year, OFE honors 100 Oklahoma public school seniors as Academic All-Staters. Students are chosen for their academic achievement, leadership and community service.

PISTOLS FIRING - Oklahoma State is back from a bye week to host UCF and try to stay unbeaten in the Big 12 The Cowboys laid low this weekend while the Big 12 tore itself apart. Now the Pokes are one of just five teams without a conference loss.

From The Files of The Seminole Producer DALLAS (UPI) - Horace Ivory bolted one yard around left end for the tying Oklahoma touchdown with 1:38 remaining Saturday, but the Sooners botched the extra point attempt to leave them in a 6-6 tie with Texas to sloppily conclude a week of bitter...

The University of Central Oklahoma invites prospective students and their families to experience life at Central during Central Preview, with events scheduled Oct. 10, Nov. 11, Dec. 4, Feb. 11, March 6 and April 2.