If you found yourself watery-eyed, sneezing and perhaps even wheezing yesterday, you probably don’t have a cold. Tree pollen was the likely culprit behind your misery.
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State Forester Mark Goeller a longtime resident of Seminole
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Seminole High School students are making waves in the world of business and technology, showcasing their skills at the Business Professionals of America (BPA) State Leadership Conference.
Read moreRep. Kevin West, R-Moore, on Tuesday lost his fight to lock the state into standard time and stop the twice-yearly time change to daylight saving time.
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The latest Oklahoma Employment Security Commission’s (OESC) monthly employment report for March, which contains the preliminary statistics for January 2025, shows that in January Seminole County had the sixth highest rate of unemployment in the state after spending the previous two months in the fifth highest position. This position improved, even though county unemployment rose, due to a changes across the state.
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A bill designed to better support individuals living with epilepsy has successfully passed the Oklahoma House of Representatives.
Read moreThe Oklahoma State Department of Education, in coordination with House and Senate leadership, asked the Trump administration Tuesday for a waiver from the “bureaucratic” strings tied to federal education funding.
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