Courtesy Photo One of the Seminole High School lucky gift punch out winners is Mrs. Krista Clark. Krista has been Seminole’s Speech, Drama and Debate teacher for 21 years. Mrs. Clark has spent her entire teaching career at SHS. Krista has two children and two grandchildren and is a beloved member of the SHS team. Mrs. Clark won a gift card from Sullivan Dollar and a gift card from Seminole Auto Sales. Courtesy Photo
Read moreThe official filing period for candidates for the Board of Education and Municipal Offices ends at 5 p.m. today, on Wednesday, December 9th. All candidate filings will occur at the Seminole County Election Board office, 110 S. Wewoka Ave Suite 101, in Wewoka.
Read moreAs a public service to our readers, The Seminole Producer will publish, free of charge, press releases for those who recently filed for public office.
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Seminole High School started the staff Christmas gift punch out game on Monday. Each day, the principal Mr. Rigney, will draw 5 names from a hat.
Read moreSeminole Public Schools will move In-Person Learners to Distance Learning on Wednesday December 9 for one day. This is in response to the recent increase in positive COVID- 19 cases in the City of Seminole, following the Thanksgiving Holiday week, and a shortage of teachers and staff at some sites due to firstlevel quarantines. Teachers and school employees will be teaching and working at the school sites for this Distance-Learning Day, and will notify students and parents regarding availability to be contacted with any questions or need for help during the day.
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Mrs. Kean and students from Betty L. Smith Early Childhood Center posed around the Christmas tree with the “Grinch”. Courtesy Photo
Read moreThree departments in the OU College of Medicine -- Obstetrics and Gynecology, Family and Preventive Medicine, and Ophthalmology -- have ranked in the top 20 medical school departments in the United States for research funding from the National Institutes of Health in federal fiscal year 2019. The rankings are compiled by the Blue Ridge Institute for Medical Research, considered the gold standard for medical school research metrics.
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