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STATEWIDE – Since the legislature established Oklahoma Aviation and Aerospace Day, the state’s Aerospace and Aeronautics sector has been soaring to new heights. On August 19th, Oklahomans are encouraged to take time to honor the achievements and contributions of the state’s aviation and aerospace industry.
Read moreLast week we mentioned “beauty” as soul food. It seems to me that since we have established that human beings are made up of both a physical body, and an immaterial soul, then just as the body needs hamburgers, the soul needs its nourishment as well. For the Christian soul food comes in two forms, from the Word of God in Scripture, and from the things that have been created (Rom 1:19ff).
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Charges are pending following the arrest of a Wewoka man Thursday, Aug. 15, according to a press release from the District 22 District Attorney’s Office.
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Seminole State College hosted its annual in-service event for all full-time employees on Wednesday. This year’s theme was “Building Brighter Futures.” Employees wore sunglasses in the group photo to celebrate the theme. Following presentations by campus administration, Seminole City Manager Steve Saxon discussed the future of Seminole, economic development, and gave updates on construction projects. Dr. Jarrett Jobe, Vice Chancellor for Government Relations for the Okla. State Regents for Higher Education, discussed the future of higher education. (Courtesy photo)
Read moreSeminole Duplicate Bridge group met Tuesday, August 13th. There were two and one-half tables in play. The winners were: First Place-Gayle Stacy and Justine Thompson, Shawnee.
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At the Fall 2024 Employee In-Service held at Seminole State College on Aug. 14, six employees were recognized for their outstanding contributions during the previous academic year. Themed “Building Brighter Tomorrows,” the In-Service event celebrated these individuals in a special segment titled “Stargazing,” which spotlighted their achievements.
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SUNDAY, AUGUST 18, 2024
Read moreShirley Postoak, failure to yield from stop sign, plea of guilty, $200.
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