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Events have been canceled or postponed across the globe in the wake of the outbreak of COVID-19. This has caused a disruption to not only commercial events like concerts and sporting events, but personal gatherings as well. Any party with a large number of potential guests has to be reconsidered. This includes graduation parties, weddings and birthdays. People facing the cancellation of such events can follow these guidelines.
Read moreMedicaid expansion is inching closer to reality in Oklahoma.
Read moreOKLAHOMA CITY – State Rep. Chris Kannady, R-Oklahoma City, today secured passage of Senate Bill 210 in the Oklahoma House of Representatives.
Read moreDrive around your neighborhood on a hot summer day, and you’ll see many approaches to watering plants. Some homeowners break out the hose at the end of the workday, while others program the to come on at dawn for 15 minutes a day; still, others figure on the plants getting a drink whenever the kids decide it’s time to play in the sprinkler. However, timing your irrigation will not only lead to healthier plants, but it can also save on your water bill.
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Seminole High School has released rules and guidelines for the 2020 Senior Graduation Procession through downtown Seminole May 19. The procession is scheduled to begin at 6 p.m.
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Marke Stanke and Sean Sumrell of Dane Electric replaced bulbs, updated the wiring and reinforced cross brackets on the lights at Hughes Alexander Sports Complex Wednesday afternoon.
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