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BURNS FLAT, Okla., — The Oklahoma Space Industry Development Authority (OSIDA), in partnership with Dawn Aerospace, is proud to announce the opening of applications for the Runway- to-Space Spaceplane Challenge. This first-ofits- kind U.S.

Owning and running a farm or homestead can be a fulfilling and productive lifestyle. It gives you the independence to grow your own food, so you know exactly where it comes from and how it was treated, and the ability to make a living selling the excess.

When people think of gardening, they probably envision the traditional plot of land in the landscape filled with vegetable plants, flowers and shrubs. It’s possible, however, to have a tiny garden inside the home.

With the simple flip of a switch, Oklahomans can take conservation action to help protect wild birds.

Across the country, legislative budget cuts and funding delays are reshaping public systems at a destabilizing pace for families and individuals who struggle to find vital support within their own communities.

Strong Showing at Seminole State FFA Interscholastic Meet

After resurrecting and amending a year-old bill, the Oklahoma Senate advanced a measure to make a statewide school cellphone ban permanent. House Bill 1276, originally filed in 2025, now returns to the House in its amended form after passing the Senate with bipartisan support.

Sen. Grant Green, whose district includes Seminole County, on Wednesday advanced legislation solidifying a historic agreement between mineral owners and the oil and gas industry after decades of political disagreements over the interest accrued on royalty payments.

U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development Oklahoma State Director Zachary Swartz announced yesterday that the Trump Administration will invest more than $4.2 million in community and infrastructure projects across rural Southeast Oklahoma, including Seminole County.

At 11 years old, Cooper Prince already knows the sound of hard work. It sounds like the steady crackle of his welding machine or boots hitting the ground in step during drill. Those sounds not only shape his hobbies, but his future. From welding in a barn to earning rank in the U.S.