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The Strother FFA Chapter picked up several team and individual awards at the Sixth Annual FFA Interscholastic Contest April 11 hosted by the Seminole State College Aggie Club.
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Staff Report Shawn Jackson-Island has declared her candidacy for the office of Seminole County Court Clerk. She will face incumbent Alison Tinsley in the June 18 Primary Election. Her submitted campaign announcement appears below.
Read moreAttorney General Drummond is urging the United States Supreme Court to consider a case that could dramatically limit the immunity that shields Big Tech companies from civil lawsuits.
Read moreFrom downtown Oklahoma City and Tulsa to the far edges of the panhandle and Ouachita Mountains, high-speed internet is no longer a luxury, it’s a necessity.
Read moreMaking plans today can provide peace of mind that your health care will occur according to your wishes whether or not you are able to make decisions for yourself in the future. However, the planning process must be done in advance, and it often requires documentation, so it may be difficult to know where to start. To help Oklahomans navigate these important life questions, SSM Health at Home is offering a free advance care planning seminar to walk through related decisions and documentation, or the process known as advance care planning.
Read moreThe Potts Family Foundation has launched Know and Grow Oklahoma: Building Resilient Children, Families & Communities, a statewide initiative to address recovery issues for the youngest of Oklahomans, specifically those born immediately before and during the pandemic, from 2019 to May 2023. Research shows that thousands of these children are experiencing developmental delays as a result of the very unique, often isolated period of time they were born into.
Read moreAs of March 2024, 502,221 Oklahoma children were enrolled in SoonerCare, just over half the estimated number of children living in the state. Additionally, the state estimates that about seven percent, or 70,000 Oklahoma children, are not enrolled in insurance, and more than half of those, or about 35,000, would likely qualify for SoonerCare coverage.
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