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LEXINGTON, OKLA. – Working for the Oklahoma Department of Corrections is more than just a job. You gain a family. One of ODOC’s own was struck with tragedy last week, and the ODOC family rallied around Ryan Meyer, case manager at Lexington Assessment and Reception Center, after he lost his home to a fire.
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Donating blood is a selfless act. Each year, blood donors collectively save the lives of millions of people across the globe.
Read morePlenty of love and effort goes into coordinating a dream wedding. Although the happy couple garners most of the spotlight on such momentous occasions, they're not the only ones who will feature prominently in the wedding.
Read moreA police pursuit involving the Tecumseh Police Department ended in tragedy near Earlsboro late Sunday night.
Read moreBy Bob Melton County Editor The December release from the Oklahoma Tax Commission (OTC) shows the City of Seminole, which has a 0.04 percent sales tax, saw a drop in tax revenue for the month of December compared to last month. The release showed this revenue was higher compared to December last year.
Read moreThe Multi-County Grand Jury has indicted three men for a scheme that allegedly enabled non-Oklahomans to illegally obtain commercial licenses for medical marijuana in the state.
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Oklahoma’s top wildlife official resigned last week and departed with severance pay of $169,341 from the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation’s Lifetime License Trust Fund.
Read moreToday’s birthdays include Danielle Anson, Cari Burton, Cheryl Caruso, Veronica Catron, Josh Griffin, Bill Gurley, Patricia Hale, Amanda Hamilton, Jack Johnson, Laci Jones, Jessica King, Jerry Landreth, Helen Leader, Mostafa Mayahi, Ateesha Narcomey, Juan Palacios, Dottie Rammage, Aderianne Roberts, Devon Saxon, Melissa Mitchell-Seyfert, Tim Tate & Linda Warden.
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