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The going rate of bitcoins continues to rise. As of September 2017, one bitcoin was equal to nearly $4,000 USD and $4,900 Canadian, according to the CoinDesk calculator. Considering bitcoin is such a highly valued yet volatile form of currency, many people have questions as to how bitcoins were created and how they are used.
Read moreThe average employee admits they are 43% less productive while working with a hangover.
Read moreIf 2018 was a wave of teacher candidates running for office, 2020 was more like a ripple.
Read moreRecent college graduates may be entering the job market with degrees in tow, but many also are leaving school with sizable amounts of student loan debt. According to a 2017 report from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, student loan debt rose for the eighteenth consecutive year, while Debt.org reports that student debt in the United States totaled $1.4 trillion in 2017. Canadian students are not faring much better than their American counterparts, owing an average of $28,000 after four years according to the Canadian Federation of Students.
Read moreTuesday, November 10, the City Council of Seminole hosted their monthly meeting over the current state of affairs in the town.
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Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission (OAC) Aviation Education Coordinator, Paula Kedy, had the opportunity to visit Seminole High School to discuss the importance of aviation education. Oklahoma schools are working to provide aviation learning opportunities for students. Pictured left to right; Blake Johnson, Wade Rigney, McKayla Plett, Paula Kedy, Kelley Johnson, and Emma Spear.
Read moreA group of lawmakers commented on the recent report from State Auditor and Inspector Cindy Byrd regarding the investigative audit of EPIC Charter Schools performed at the request of Governor Stitt and called for further action as a result of the findings.
Read moreChange to income eligibility threshold will expand funds to reach more families
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