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Vendor Keith Stinnett sold produce Tuesday at the first Seminole Farmer’s Market of the year, located directly south of The Seminole Producer on Main Street.
Read moreA Seminole County male in the 65 or older age group recently died from COVID-19, bringing the countywide toll to five confirmed deaths since the outbreak of the pandemic, according to Wednesday’s report from the Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH).
Read moreAcknowledging the impacts of COVID-19 on student access to standardized testing, such as the ACT and SAT, the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education are providing for flexibility in public college and university admission requirements for the fall 2020 semester.
Read moreTuesday, July 21, the Seminole Public Schools Board accepted the bid placed by GuRuStu Communities for their old high school building, located at 501 North Timmons Street.
Read moreThe city of Seminole ranked third out of the 10 most affordable cities to live in Oklahoma, according to a study conducted by SmartAsset. The survey took into account the closing costs, real estate taxes, homeowner’s insurance, and mortgage rates of all Oklahoma cities with a population of 5,000 or more to reach this conclusion.
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The City of Seminole was recently named the third-most affordable city in Oklahoma, according to a study conducted by SmartAsset that examined multiple cost factors.
Read moreThe pink flowering almond is a beautiful option, but the argument against this shrub is that it is a one-hit-wonder, giving you color only in spring. Once its spring flowers drop off, the bush has little to offer. But its fundamental benefits may outweigh this drawback: It grows quickly; it holds up well during dry periods; and it puts on a spectacular floral display in spring.
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As districts across the state work to come up with plans to bring students back to school, Oklahoma Human Services says it is expanding a program to help local school districts.
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