Konawa, Oklahoma is located in southwestern Seminole County. The town got its start in 1904, when Tom West, a mixed-blood Seminole, sold George Northrup a plot of land that became the Konawa townsite. Its post office was established that same year, and was populated, in large part, by people and businesses from nearby Violet Springs, after the railroad bypassed that community.
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Konawa is a small city in central Oklahoma. Its official web site features a history and profile of the community, along with contacts and information about the municipal government, city codes, and schedules.
http://www.cityofkonawa.com/
The church's location and mailing address are published, along with leadership contacts, service times, and a mission statement.
http://www.oknaz.org/konawa/
The Konawa Leader is a newspaper published in Konawa, Oklahoma. The full content of the publication is available by subscription. Other resources include submission of classified ads, wedding anniversary stories, wedding stories, and letters to the editor.
http://www.konawa.net/
KPS is a K-12 public school administrative district in Konawa, Oklahoma operating an elementary, middle and high school curriculum. Its campuses and administrative offices are highlighted, along with schedules and contacts.
http://konawa.k12.ok.us/
