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Devantae Olah Jr. and Nevaeh Olah, who were spectators at last Friday’s Sasakwa versus Butner basketball game, had their curiosity piqued by Producer Sports Editor Bill Anderson’s camera. They wanted to know how the equipment worked, so Bill gave them an up-close demonstration of how it functioned.

Lighthouse Behavioral Wellness Centers, which has a location in Seminole, has won the 2024 Top Workplaces in Oklahoma competition. Lighthouse, a nonprofit, behavioral health organization, ranked No.

Seminole State College students, faculty, staff and administrators once again made the 2024 Veteran Appreciation “Holiday Cheer” project a success, continuing a nearly decade-long tradition of honoring veterans during the holiday season. From Nov. 11 to Dec.

Tuesday, members of the bipartisan House Paid Family Leave Working Group, co-chaired by Representatives Stephanie Bice (R-OK) and Chrissy Houlahan (D-PA), released two discussion drafts designed to provide more families with more paid leave.

Varnum Holds Homecoming Festivities Friday Night

OSBI Investigation

Attorney General Gentner Drummond has issued warnings to four voice service provider companies that transmitted suspected illegal robocall traffic on their networks for one or more of their customers.

The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation (OSBI) is investigating a “suspicious death” that occurred Saturday night, Dec. 14 in Seminole.

After reports of suspicious activity involving Unmanned Aircraft Systems (“UAS”) also known as drones across the country and in Oklahoma, Governor Kevin Stitt has taken action to safeguard Oklahomans and the state’s critical infrastructure.

Two Seminole men have been sentenced to prison for their roles in the murder of a local man in 2019.