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News Release Amy Mason, Executive Director of The Kimmell Foundation for Recovering Leadership, will be the featured speaker during Oklahoma Baptist University’s upcoming Business Forum from 10 a.m. to 10:50 a.m. on February 23.
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Over the past week or so, Oklahoma lost two individuals who did much for our state’s children in their own ways.
Read moreRegular gasoline was selling for 59.8 cents per gallon today at two Seminole service stations, and several others were forced to close because their February gasoline allotments have already run out.
Read moreIt's widely accepted that a year is 365 days long. However, that statement is not entirely accurate. In fact, it takes Earth a little more than 365 days (365.24223 days to be precise) to orbit the sun. A calendar cannot accommodate that small distinction every year. In order to ensure that seasons do not start drifting from the difference between the Earth's rotation and the time it takes to get around the sun, leap years were established to keep the calendar more consistent and working like clockwork. The first modern leap year took place in 1752.
Read moreOklahoma City, Oklahoma – Potts Family Foundation is thrilled to announce two groundbreaking partnerships to enhance the organization’s impact on the lives of young children in Oklahoma. The partnerships demonstrate the value of collaboration and bring together early childhood leaders in a shared mission to inspire innovation and leadership in Oklahoma.
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In August, Chickasaw citizen Declan Calfy attended the 2023 International Federation of Sport Climbing (IFSC) Youth Speed Climbing World Championship in Seoul, South Korea. Declan placed 10th in his age category against 25 of the finest speed climbers from across the globe.
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Former Seminole resident Klein Haley had a keen interest in making movies when he was still attending school in Seminole, and that interest has led him to a blossoming career in the film industry. He recently completed filming for his latest movie, “Bloodstained Ivory,” about an aspiring concert pianist who must go to extreme lengths to secure his future after freezing up at his senior recital. Now that the actual filming is over, Klein is working on the tedious job of post-production of the film, where the film is cut and music, sounds, narration, and any visual effects are added. He hopes to have the movie completed and ready for release by late 2024 or early 2025.
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The Seminole State College Board of Regents approved a resolution to support the current law regarding firearm restrictions on college campuses and ratified the naming of the Trojan home baseball field at their meeting on Feb. 15.
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