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Barricaded man detained in Seminole, arrested on 3 felony warrants . (Source: kauz) By KCBD Staff | February 14, 2021 at 10:49 AM CST - Updated February 14 at 10:50 AM Seminole, Texas (KCBD) - On Sunday, February 14, 2021 at approximately 7:00 a.m., police received a call in reference to a man kicking in a door at a home located in the 400 Block of Northwest H Avenue. An Officer and Deputy arrived on scene and the man was not in the residence. Police were aware of felony warrants for the man. Officers were able to track the subject to a small metal building in the backyard of the residence. ....
SEMINOLE â Worn out sofas â and their owners â throughout town may be grieving after the proprietors of one of Seminoleâs longest-running upholstery shops closed after nearly 50 years in business. When brothers John and Jim Schramek opened Seminole Upholstery while still in their 20s, they had already served long apprenticeships in the trade. Their father, Joseph, got into the business in the late 1930s and made sure his eight children helped out. âWe all grew up in it as soon as we could push a broom,â recalls John Schramek. While attending Dixie Hollins High School, he delivered furniture for his dad and âtore things apart.â After graduation, he went to work with brother David, who had an upholstery shop on 49th Street in St. Petersburg. He worked there until 1972, when he noticed an upholstery business was for sale. The late owner had run it for about 25 years, and John and Jim bought it from the widow. Four years later, in 1976, ....
SEMINOLE — The future direction of recreation in Seminole could be westward, with the City Council scheduling a workshop next week on the Seminole Youth Athletic Association Park. ....
Pow Wow, typically held in March, has been rescheduled to take place May 7-9. The coronavirus pandemic continues to be the drunk uncle of area events, as city leaders and residents alike wish it would hurry up and pass out so the fun and frivolity can once again be center stage. âI feel like we are full circle at this point,â said Becky Gunter, Seminoleâs recreation director. âWeâre coming up on the year mark. This time last year we had to cancel it.â But this year, instead of canceling the cityâs highest revenue generator, Gunter and her staff are working to create a COVID safety plan that would allow the annual festival to continue. ....