Seminole State College students and employees planted 5,000 American flags for an honor field on Oct. 24 at the intersection of Highways 9 and 3. The flags were planted in recognition of the upcoming Veteran’s Day holiday and the college’s Military and Veteran Resource Fair on Nov. 7 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The honor field was made possible by a donation from American Legion Post 204 of Seminole. SSC’s Military and Veteran Resource Fair will feature more than 40 local and regional organizations on-site to assist active members of the armed forces, veterans and their dependents with information about services and available benefits. The event is free and open to the public.

Butner Takes Oath of Office as District 22 Judge

On Friday, Oct. 25, the 11 ranked Seminole Chieftains welcomed the 3rd ranked Sulphur Bulldogs into Chieftain Stadium for a high stakes district showdown (rankings provided by MaxPreps). The Bulldogs proved to be too much for an injured Seminole squad. As the Chieftains would fall by a score of 49-6, dropping them to 5-3 overall with a 2-3 record in district play.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Deflecting a pass from Trae Young, Alex Caruso collected a steal. He gave the basketball to Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and set a screen for the MVP runner-up, who splashed in a pull-up 3-pointer.

We at the Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy want to help parents avoid those who would want to pull Halloween “tricks” on you and your children. Here are some safety tips to help keep your children safe.

Chickasaw citizens Twila June Adams, 87, and Betty Sue Adams, 85, grew up during hard times on allotted land near Lindsay, Oklahoma, with no electricity, running water, indoor plumbing or air conditioning.