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Hectic, loud and/or overly busy scenes and settings may not be safe havens for most people. In fact, it's likely a majority of people find such environments uncomfortable and challenging to be in. Despite that discomfort, people typically can still manage these types of situations. Those who struggle to do so might be dealing with a condition known as sensory overload.
Read moreWe must apologize, as we got a week ahead of ourselves when putting together the list of birthdays and anniversaries for our Nov. 7 edition.
Read morePractically mirroring statewide statistics, 61% of registered voters in Seminole County made their voices heard in Tuesday’s General Election.
Read moreDue to the threat of inclement weather on Friday, the Seminole vs. Victory Christian has been moved to tonight, Thursday, Nov. 7.
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Above, Bill Wantland (right) spoke to the Seminole Lions Club on Tuesday and gave a very interesting history of the City of Seminole dating back before statehood. Pictured with Wantland is Lions Club President Amy Bagwell.
Read moreThe Oklahoma Health Care Authority has distributed more than $11.5 million to qualifying providers under the new SoonerSelect Provider Incentive Directed Payment Program. This program is designed to incentivize health care providers to offer premium preventive and primary care services to SoonerSelect members.
Read moreCanadian Valley Electric Cooperative (CVEC) announced that it has been recognized by the U.S. Acting Secretary of Labor and theAssistant Secretary for Veterans’ Employment and Training Services as one of the 839 recipients of the prestigious 2024 HIRE Vets Gold Medallion Award. This award highlights CVEC’s unwavering commitment to supporting veterans in the workforce and promoting a diverse, inclusive workplace. This marks the second consecutive year that CVEC has received this esteemed award.
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The Oklahoma Historical Society is set to host the book release for “Washita Love Child: The Rise of Indigenous Rock Star Jesse Ed Davis” by Douglas K. Miller. The free event will be held on Tuesday, November 12, from 7-9 p.m. at the Oklahoma History Center in Oklahoma City. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
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