New scam targets Oklahomans

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• Imposters claims to represent Attorney General’s Office Attorney General Gentner Drummond is warning Oklahomans about a new scam where imposters are calling citizens to tell them they have won money. The caller claims to be an agent with the Attorney General’s office and tells recipients they need to pay a fee to collect their winnings.
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Create a Classic Kitchen

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Spring is a perfect opportunity to update your kitchen - or create a look from yesteryear. Consider an option like Elmira Stove Works’ ranges. Available in seven colors and more than 1,000 custom hues with polished nickel or antique copper trim, the ranges complement styles such as farmhouse, Victorian, log cabin and even more contemporary settings. Full-size, self-cleaning ovens are available in electric, convection electric or gas. Complete the look with matching fridges, wall ovens, dishwashers and microwaves. Find more information at elmirastoveworks.com.
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Combat Carpenter Bees with Early Prevention

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Don’t let carpenter bees get a foothold in your home where they can damage wood. One of the easiest ways to prevent carpenter bees from boring into your house is to capture them before they begin multiplying. Traps, like the TrapStik from Rescue!, lure in carpenter bees with appealing colors and patterns then trap them on a sticky surface. Just hang the weather-resistant, pesticide-free traps where carpenter bees are seen or holes can be found. Learn more at rescue.com/rescueyourhome.
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Fort Towson 4-H news

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The Fort Towson 4-H Club has been very busy this school year. The members served teachers food during National 4-H Week, made Christmas and Valentine cards for three different nursing homes, have been showing their animals and livestock shows and much more.

Martha Gann to replace SEOLS board chair after his recent arrest

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The Southeast Oklahoma Library System (SEOLS) has been made aware of a warrant enforced recently that resulted in the arrest of current SEOLS Board Chair, Don Holt. The Southeast Oklahoma Library System stands firmly behind law enforcement efforts and will cooperate fully with any inquiries from law enforcement related to this matter.