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SSC board approves cross-country program, tenure for ag professor
The Seminole State College Board of Regents convened to discuss the awarding of tenure to a faculty member, the establishment of a new cross-country program, and a revised lease-purchase agreement for the Brian Crawford Memorial Sports Complex on Feb. 24.
Tax tips: What to do if someone uses your SSN to file taxes
If you’re filing your taxes online this year, watch for signs of tax identity theft, like someone using your Social Security number (SSN) to file and claim a tax refund. One way you’ll know is if the IRS rejects your tax return once you file.
Peake combines a love for biomedical and veterinary sciences
Brittanie Peake grew up in southern Oklahoma City in a single parent household. She had no experience in the agricultural field, but she felt drawn to the Oklahoma State University (OSU) Ferguson College of Agriculture the moment she stepped foot on campus.
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GoFundMe set up for Middle School's Team Enigma in Shawnee
OBU women rally past Henderson State, defeat Ouachita
ARKADELPHIA, Ark – Oklahoma Baptist took down Henderson State Friday night after a late comeback in the second half of Great American Conference women’s basketball play. The Bison secured their second win over Henderson State with the 66-61 final in Reddies territory.
Bison men drop two close games at Henderson State, Ouachita
ARKADELPHIA, Ark. – Ricky Brown and Terry Coner Jr.
Chickasaw Nation Governor cuts ribbon at now-opened OKANA resort, waterpark
OKLAHOMA CITY – Chickasaw Nation Governor Bill Anoatubby joined other tribal leaders and Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt Friday in Oklahoma City in leading ribbon cutting ceremonies marking the official opening of OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark located in Horizons District. The resort opened to the public at 1 p.m.
Tecumseh boys rally past Eufaula for district crown
EUFAULA – Creed Wright poured in 20 points and Aveon Stokes tossed in 18 Friday as the Tecumseh Savages rallied to edge the Eufaula Ironheads 69-67 to win a Class 4A district crown.
Everyday Home: The great added sugar breakup
After several days snowed in at home, I’m sure everyone is feeling the effects of extra snack foods and baked goods! The much-needed breakup between the typical American diet and added sugar is an "It's not me, it's you" type of situation. Reducing sugar can help your overall health and well-being, from weight management to controlling blood sugar, increasing energy levels, and maintaining dental and heart health.