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Seminole County doesn’t have measles – yet.
But it could, if people aren’t vigilante about getting vaccinated, according to Kimberly Ramsey, a registered nurse with the Oklahoma State Dept. of Health.
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Native Americans graduating from Seminole High School tonight may be allowed to wear feathers on their graduation caps if the superintendent allows it.
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Dr. Stanley P. Wagner established a long-living legacy while serving as the fifth president of East Central University from 1969-88 and onward.
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Older adults whose children have grown up often look forward to the next stages in life, which may involve retirement, downsizing and enjoying visits with their grandchildren.
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Every year the students at Betty L. Smith compete in quarter wars to raise money for school supplies.
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Showing off buckets of quarters pictured front row left to right; Jordan Hotulke and Kennedy Heinzig. Back row left to right; Traunya RaDean, Bumpy Brick Manager, LaChrisa Gamble, Ashley Sims and Mrs. Yott.
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Zachary Perry, Salutatorian
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