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In the early 1990s, Central Oklahoma Habitat for Humanity (COHFH) Chair/CEO Ann Felton Gilliland pulled her friend, Sherry Strebel, aside and said, “Have I got a deal for you!”
Read moreFootball wasn’t the only thing shining in the Friday night lights at Chieftain Stadium on Oct. 18. The spotlight was put on three local veterans between the first and second quarters of the Seminole vs. McLoud game.
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L-r: Chuck Chadick, Harris Thacker and Billy Renfro, all veterans of the U.S. Military, were honored for their service between the first and second quarters of Friday night’s Seminole vs. McLoud football game. Also pictured (far right) is Dr. Bob Gragg, Superintendent of Seminole Public Schools. The three men took the field as a brief biography of each was read over the public address system.
Read moreA huge milestone anniversary will be celebrated this weekend in Seminole County. First Baptist Church in Cromwell will celebrate its Centennial Year this Sunday, Oct. 27.
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Backers of an amendment to authorize municipal public infrastructure districts say the funding mechanism could spur more affordable-housing construction, but critics question the potential burden on taxpayers.
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Seminole High School student Adyson Coon got in some cardio exercise at Friday night’s football game against McLoud. On the Chieftains’ first possession, they scored six points, so Adyson celebrated by doing six pushups on a board supported by fellow students.
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