Seminole News

In some media accounts, the Seminole Independent School District's bond in 2007 was described as "enormous" and "whopping." At $110 million, it narrowly passed, 736-682 in mid-May, thus making it the largest sum of money any area district asked its taxpayers to pay in that election.

Jimbo Grissom harvests his 34th consecutive peanut crop this fall. His father brings in his 63rd straight.

Map locates Fort Hill Army base. At about 3:38 p.m. reports indicated that 9 were dead in the Fort Hood shooting.

Tanya Tucker had her first country hit in 1972, when she was just 13 years old. Over the succeeding decades, Tucker became one of the few child performers to mature into adulthood without losing her audience, and during the course of her career, she notched a remarkable streak of Top Ten and Top 40 hits.

Robbers fatally shot a bar patron during a holdup early Saturday in Old East Dallas.

NewsChannel 11 and the October Seminole Trade Days Event have teamed up to give you a chance to win big! Just head over to the Seminole Trade Days Event at 812 SE Avenue F Seminole Texas 79360 and enter to win tickets to see Larry Gatlin & the Gatlin Brothers, a meet and greet with the band, plus a guitar autographed by the famed son of Seminole! ...

SEMINOLE If things here have started looking different recently, it's because things are different.

Jay Hendricks CBS 7 News September 22, 2009 Midland - State Senator Kel Seliger kicked off his annual town hall meetings across District 31 by visiting each of the 26 counties.

The history of country music - or any music until recent years, for that matter - is largely represented by men, with female artists popping up more and more frequently as time passed and concert/record promoters realized there was a market for women in the business.

Michael Browning, 69, of Lubbock, went to walk with our Lord and Savior on August 31, 2009.

Graveside services for Bertha Elizabeth LeBlanc Boone, 71, of Wolfforth, will be held at 10 a.m. today with Rev.

The South Plains College campus was busy once again Monday after more than 9,000 students started the fall semester.

O.C. Elliott, 88, of Seminole passed away Saturday, August 29, 2009 at his residence.

High school volleyball teams from Lubbock and the South Plains will compete in various tournaments today and Saturday.

Bert Wall couldn't wait to actually get his hands on the novel he just completed, "Seminole Bill." The only problem seemed to be actually tracking the book down.

Local author Bert Wall was on hand Saturday at Hastings in New Braunfels to debut his new book, 'Seminole Bill: A Black Texas Cowboy.' The book is based on a real life person who gained notoriety in the years after the Civil War as a cowboy, miner, and gunfighter in Texas.

Local author Bert Wall was on hand Saturday at Hastings in New Braunfels to debut his new book, 'Seminole Bill: A Black Texas Cowboy.' The book is based on a real life person who gained notoriety in the years after the Civil War as a cowboy, miner, and gunfighter in Texas.

Local author Bert Wall was on hand Saturday at Hastings in New Braunfels to debut his new book, 'Seminole Bill: A Black Texas Cowboy.' The book is based on a real life person who gained notoriety in the years after the Civil War as a cowboy, miner, and gunfighter in Texas.

Local author Bert Wall was on hand Saturday at Hastings in New Braunfels to debut his new book, 'Seminole Bill: A Black Texas Cowboy.' The book is based on a real life person who gained notoriety in the years after the Civil War as a cowboy, miner, and gunfighter in Texas.

Local author Bert Wall was on hand Saturday at Hastings in New Braunfels to debut his new book, 'Seminole Bill: A Black Texas Cowboy.' The book is based on a real life person who gained notoriety in the years after the Civil War as a cowboy, miner, and gunfighter in Texas.