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Seminole County District 1 Commissioner Gary Choate recently completed a rural road project make possible in part by a $75,000 matching grant from the Oklahoma Conservation Commission.
Read moreToday’s birthdays include Martin Binder, James Bradley, Jerry Campbell, James Clayton, Jaden Clifton, Willie Cloud, Tommy Collins, Chesca Craig, Jimmy Harjo, Jennifer Hill, Milton Jacobs, Colin Knizek, Glenda Lay, Russell Lay, Courtney Mathews, Gregg Mynhier, Nancy Webber & Timi Williams.
Read moreSeminole County is among the 101 political subdivisions that have submitted applications for the first distribution of grant funds from the Oklahoma Opioid Abatement Board. The applications are currently being reviewed by Attorney General Gentner Drummond’s office.
Read moreThe Oklahoma Democratic Party Thursday announced the results of its 2024 State Delegate Selection Convention, which was held April 6 in Ardmore.
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Strother Elementary Student of the Month for each class are: Ian Linton, Gabriel Martinez, Nyla Warrior, Audriana Reyna-Fixico, Emma Grass, Danny Johnson, Jae Harjo, Kyote Wall, Aspen Geyer, Zaybrie Peters, Stetson Simpson, Jaxx Range, Mason Cox, Sebastian Harrison, Zaylie Peters, JJ Higgins, Kallie Johnson, Addy Long, Demaris Brown, Audri Barcindebar, Cara Fleming, Kennedy Heinzig, Madyson Buttram, and Kaylee Lovins. (Photo provided)
Read moreLast week, Security State Bank’s annual event, “Reality Check,” took place at the West Side Community Center in Wewoka. This event provides high school students with a unique opportunity to gain practical insights into the complexities of adult life. Through an immersive simulation, students experience firsthand the challenges of navigating financial responsibilities.
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OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department recently released its updated Oklahoma Route 66 Passport, featuring new local stops as well as long-time community favorites for travelers to enjoy.
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