Today’s birthdays include Kenneth Addington, Dolores Bell, Frankie Bird, Brandon Boyd, Trisha Bundy, Dan Coker, Caleb Craig, Sandy Everhart, Julia Farrow, Tammy Ford, Susan Grant, Cassady Green, D.J. Harris, Kayla Kanard, Lakaya Lena, Hettie Lindsay, Inez Looney, Lee Morelock, Betty Mynhier, Mable Pursifull, Bud Sullivan, Marylee Thompson, Vonda Trimble, Fred Vollmer, Michael Williams & Janice Wolff. Saturday birthdays include Raven Anderson, Joanne Baxter, Frances Botsford, Cheryl Bradford, Charles Burgess, Dewayne Burris, Derek Byerly, Daniel Darr, Louis Freeman, R.J. Gagnier, Donica Hughes, Ozell Jones, Angie Lena, David McGown, Joyce Melton, Homer Montgomery, Alex Munos, Dorothy Overbey, LaTonya Pewewardy, Dave Reich, Darren Roberts, Kerri Rutherford, Martha Steger, Amber Tilley, B.J. Tilley, Tara Tilley, Jennilee Walton & Gary Yancey.
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Nineteen National Beta members from Bowlegs High School are celebrating their recent participation in the Oklahoma Senior Beta State Convention.
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This Monday, March 24, the Seminole Chamber of Commerce and the Seminole Arts Council will be hosting a ribbon cutting ceremony to officially recognize the latest addition to Seminole’s growing collection of public art, “Come Together.” The mural was created by Oklahoma artist Rick Sinnett, and the ribbon cutting event offers everyone an opportunity to meet and visit with the artist. This ceremony will begin at noon and the public is welcome and encouraged to attend.
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The City of Seminole is considering making changes in how citizens are notified of both emergency and non-emergency situations.
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Applications are open until May 1 for Oklahoma Agricultural Leadership Program Class XXII.
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Seminole State College Assistant Professor of English Paul Juhasz has been named a finalist for the 2025 Oklahoma Book Award in poetry for his latest collection, “The Fires of Heraclitus.”
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