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Betty Hollingsworth, tall weeds and grass, dismissed upon proof of compliance.
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Halloween is creeping up on us, and kids will soon be out in their neighborhoods for trick-or-treat fun. The American Red Cross of Central and Southwest Oklahoma offers tips adults can follow to help keep the kids safe while enjoying the festivities. Trick-or-treaters need to see and be seen. o Use face makeup instead of masks, which can make seeing difficult. o Give trick-or-treaters a flashlight to light their way. o Add reflective tape to costumes and trick-ortreat bags. o If possible, have everyone wear light-colored clothing. Use flame-resistant costumes. When choosing costumes, stay away from long, trailing fabric. Make sure adults know where the kids are going. A parent or responsible adult should accompany young children doorto- door.
Read moreTwo historic measures reforming Oklahoma’s fines and fees systems will take effect Nov. 1, offering more Oklahomans leaving incarceration a better chance to get on their feet.
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The Ceyvha Band of the Seminole Nation will meet on Friday, October 24th at 6:30 PM in the North Community Building of the Mekusukey Mission
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Read moreA study examining a statewide emergency communications system was held before the House Public Safety Subcommittee last week.
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Seminole Middle School students Megan Harjo and Boston Banks were selected by their teachers as October Lions Student of the Month.
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