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OU Health has become the first health system in Oklahoma to utilize an innovative new imaging agent that causes lung cancer cells to glow during surgery. This marks a significant advancement in lung cancer treatment for the state, with the potential to improve surgical outcomes and recovery times for patients.
Read moreOklahoma CareerTech is taking the lead in how Oklahoma makes apprenticeships work for both employers and employees.
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The Seminole State College Native American Serving Non-Tribal Institutions (NASNTI) federal grant program was recently awarded a supplemental grant, totaling $157,500. The funding will support an array of initiatives at the college, including mental health services, faculty training and enhancements to the Computer Science curriculum.
Read moreVeteran’s Event in Downtown Seminole. Parade at
Read moreToday’s birthdays include Ed Bender, Lisa Bennett, Virgina Bergan, Billy Davis, Shirley Fowler, Kerri Garner, Courtney Guhl, Trish Harcrow, Tawanna Harjo, Randy Heard, Kerri Houghton, Becky Miller, Homer Neill, Jerry Poff, Dona Streetman, Tiffany Wilfong & Ruby Wood.
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Oklahoma State Auditor & Inspector [SA&I] Cindy Byrd Wednesday released her forensic audit report for the City of Lindsay in Garvin County. Auditor Byrd launched the investigation after receiving a request from District Attorney Greg Mashburn.
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Santa Claus is coming to town just a little early next month so kids of all ages can get their picture taken with him.
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