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Today is the 137th day of 2026 and the 59th day of spring. TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1792, 24 brokers and merchants signed the Buttonwood Agreement, forming what would become the New York Stock Exchange. In 1954, the Supreme Court, in Brown v.

(The following is a list of reports from the Seminole County Clerk Dana Brown’s Office of those who tax liens or warrants have been issued against.) OKLAHOMA TAX COMMISSION Ashlee L. Hailey $473.33.

Elizabeth Atyia and Nicholas B. Atyia to Security State Bank Comm re mortgage covering lands in Clarland Terrace. Diana Biller and Micah Daniel Biller to Diana Biller, construction mortgage covering lands in 32-8-8. Janice Bryant to Rocket Mortgage LLC, mortgage covering lands in Dixon.

Nicholas Anderson to Anderson Family Revocable Trust, quit claim deed covering lands in 21-9-6. Richard Allen Austin to Richard Allen and Dana Michelle Austin Revocable Trust, corrected deed covering lands in 6-10-6.

CIVIL SUITSJefferson Capital Systems LLC v. Rolando Vazquez, indebtedness.Plaza Services LLC v. Brittany Davis, breach of contract.Freedom Mortgage Corporation v. Marion B. Willis also known as Marion Bernard Willis, foreclosure.Communication Federal Credit Union v. Jaylan Williams, money judgment.

Would you like to enrich the lives of residents living in nursing homes and assisted livings, and have two spare hours a week to volunteer? If you said yes, we invite you to join us in striving to improve lives by becoming an Ombudsman Volunteer.

Women on Mission met May 14 at Wewoka First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall. Linda Evans opened up with a prayer, then served an afternoon tea party in the memory of our grandparents.

Tammy Dalton of Earlsboro has been named to Southern New Hampshire University’s (SNHU) Spring 2026 Dean’s List. The spring terms run from January to May. Full-time undergraduate students who have earned a minimum grade-point average of 3.500 to 3.

The future of the information technology industry isn’t just bright—it’s local.

From The Files of The Seminole Producer Cluttered Corner County Commissioners Blame Woes on us By Milt Phillips THE PRODUCER cannot accept the blame for our county commissioners’ inability to convince the grand jury they did not violate any laws.