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‘Tribe’ mentality helps former coach battle cancer

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Seminole High School teacher Traci Pierce, who holds her Certification in Secondary Education with a major in PE and a minor in English, is a firm believer in God’s timing.

SHS students travel to Washington DC

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Seminole High School SkillsUSA Students attended Washington Leadership Training Institute in September. The students qualified through competition, meeting standards and testing at SkillsUSAState Leadership Camp this past summer. All five

Speech team perfects their craft

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The Seminole High School Speech department, under the leadership of Danny Stottlemyre, is in high gear this year as they continueto showcase their talents in a gamut of competitions. On

Speech and Debate teams hit high marks

The SHS Speech and Debate teams have already had tremendous success in the first three months of the 2019-2010 school year. Students placing in the Tech Tournament at the beginning

Foundation suggests “loving your liver”

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October is Liver Awareness Month, and few know better than Seminole resident Patt Perez about the importance of a healthy liver. Perez, diagnosed with cirrhosis of the liver in August,

Lambert recognized for implementing program

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Seminole Adult Education teacher Jeannette Lambert recently was recognized by the Coalition on Adult Basic Education (COABE) and Google for her participation in Google Applied Digital Skills. The result of

The Chapel of Featherstone Ranch scene of Latta, Wood nuptials

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Megan Shae Latta of Odessa, formerly of Seminole and Haestan Dale Wood of Odessa were united in marriage October 5, 2019 at 5:00 p.m. at The Chapel of Featherstone Ranch

Breast cancer discussion held at AGRSEA

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Members of Andrews / Gaines Retired School Employees recently met at the Andrews Country Club for their monthly luncheon. Local surgeon at Permian Regional Medical Center, Dr. Margaret Merriam shared current statistics and information about breast cancer: its prevalence, screening options, and the importance of early detection. Assisting her were Jessica Boothe and Megan Neighbors. Each member received a pink PRMC cup filled with promo items in support of October as Breast Cancer Awareness month.

Local church presents “Greatest Acts of the Bible”

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Appromately 25 children, ages 5-12, danced and sang under the big top Wednesday evening as the First Assembly of God in Seminole presented the first installment of “Greatest Acts of the Bible.”

The eight week event, set for Wednesdays at 6 -7:45 p.m., is centered around a circus theme and the Bible verse, “But With God all things are possible.” Based on a Vacation Bible School format, “Greatest Acts of the Bible” is open to the community and will include Bible stories, games, music, and crafts.

An Invisible Disability: Working with, and without, assistance

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I was 40 when I committed myself to wear hearing aids full time or at least to try to adapt to them. Yes, they helped tremendously, but the hearing devices twenty-something years ago were a different breed from those available today. They required extreme patience from the general public as well as the hearing-impaired.