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LIVE
Seminole sprang from the shale and
sandstone which
became home to the Seminole Nation when Oklahoma was still known
as "Indian Territory." Its wide-open terrain
once served
the purposes of outlaws who roamed the range in search of their ill-gotten gain. The Greater Seminole Area
was one of Oklahoma's 22 "giant oil fields" and continues to be a viable part of
our state's economy.
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WORK
Our
city has a diverse workforce and is to home to various and
vibrant industries including oil field
production and servicing, apparel, manufacturing, meat
processing and others. From
pre-school to college or tech school, we are committed to
education and the benefits it provides to a highly skilled and knowledgeable
workforce.
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PLAY Whether
you prefer indoor or outdoor activities, Seminole offers a
variety of facilities to stimulate your brain and tone your
physique. Golfing, two area lakes, three museums, eight great parks
and twelve lighted baseball and softball fields are just some of
the wonderful amenities you'll find. When it's time to relax,
you're covered.
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& Recreation
Jimmy Austin Golf Course
Museums
Lakes
& Equestrian Trails
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CHAMBER
Since
1928, the Chamber has been promoting Seminole and its growth.
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