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Arsha Nourbakhsh, a junior at The Academy of Seminole (TAOS) in Seminole, recently accomplished a remarkable feat by securing first place in the regional math competition hosted by the University of Oklahoma.
Read moreA two-car collision in northeastern Seminole County claimed the life of a Wewoka man late Friday afternoon.
Read moreCVEC Fiber announced Monday that it has reached a significant milestone of 10,000 subscribers.
Read moreA local nonprofit will be offering a free Thanksgiving Day meal for the community of Seminole.
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Lion’s Club members Matt Pollock, Lisa Saxon and Ernie Willis (in cart) put the finishing touches on the Snowman Wonderland after city crews assembled this year’s exhibition. The annual public lighting event will be held this Thursday, Nov. 21 at 6 p.m. with the Lion’s club providing hot drinks and cookies.
Read moreIt’s been a busy month in the Senate following the general election. I’m pleased President Donald Trump won a second term in the White House and that Republicans prevailed in other key federal elections. Of course, it was no surprise that all 77 of Oklahoma’s counties backed Trump in the presidential election.
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Grayce Rich, a student at Strother High School, placed first in her respective categories at the American Farmers & Ranchers (AFR) Southeast District Speech Contest held in Wilburton, Nov. 14. She competed in the Intermediate AFR/OFU category.
Read moreDo you miss the old telephone days? They weren’t that long ago. Back in the old days, all we had were landlines. You may still only have a landline but it’s becoming rare as more people depend solely on cell phones.
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