Shawnee, OK News

• Shawnee, OK News
• Today in the news: Remembering our fallen heroes
• Morning Jolt: Honoring our Medal of Honor recipients
• This week: Moment of remembrance at 3 p.m.
• Week in review: Meet the balancing dog
• Kidnapping, extortion: Two arrested at ransom drop; third man jailed on rape complaint
• Today in the news: Escaped penguin captured
• Oklahoma Legislature adjourns 2012 session
• Pott. County candidates speak at PAVE forum
• Senators admonish Oklahoma GOP senator
• Court rules cars eligible for tax credit
• FEMA involved with Shawnee Chick-fil-A project
• Bridge to Literacy heads to governor
• Morning Jolt: Dog refuses to leave dead partner
• Math lab bust
• FEMA involved with Shawnee Chick-fil-A project
• Today in the news: Americans don’t use their full vacation time
• Traffic enforcement set for holiday weekend
• Paramedics reach out to community for EMS Week
• Appointees named to assist Native American farmers
• Oklahoma Senate approves foreign law court ban
• Trial set for ex-judge, others on conspiracy count
• State House fails to pass annual budget bill
• Morning Minutes: May 24
• Morning Jolt: Do you have any Bigfoot hair?
• Today in the news: DC Comics superhero to come out of closet
• House scuttles tax agreement; has new plan
• Grant to help upgrade rail for oil shipments
• Man to stand trial in Chickasha home-invasion case
• Shawnee crews work to repair bridges, railroad crossings
• Shawnee police investigate shooting
• Shawnee woman knits sweaters for a worthy cause
• OKC police arrest 2nd teen in Bricktown shootings
• Morning Jolt: Stolen pig statue back home
• Today in the news: Pastor under fire for comments on gays
• $3.4 billion Indian land royalty settlement upheld
• Seminole Nation Eufaula Board
• 8 hurt in Oklahoma City shooting after NBA playoff
• ORANGE BARREL ALERT: West bound lanes closed
• Commissioners consider expo center improvements, approve mineral contract
• Morning Jolt: $1M for parking spot
• 31 counts: Crain, Doby to face trial after McLoud students testify in child pornography case
• Students testify today in Crain, Doby child pornography hearing
• Today in the news: Ex-Rutgers student gets 30 days for webcam incident
• Wewoka man dies in two-vehicle collision
• College of Nursing Presents Awards, Recognitions
• Governor, lawmakers nearing deal on budget
• Retired educators meeting
• Morning Jolt: ‘Pet tax’ quickly nixed
• This week: Geek Pride Day is Friday
• Commissioners to examine capital improvements
• Returning to IFYR
• Teacher has taught many lessons
• PAVE to host three forums
• Week in review: What really happened in Trayvon Martin death?
• Hearing set Monday for Crain, Doby in child pornography case
• Today in the news: Facebook makes its stock market debut
• Names of two Pottawatomie County fallen deputies added to state memorial
• US oil, gas rig count up as oil edges to $93, nat. gas. rises
• Student named fellow for public health organization
• 'Click it or ticket' to begin
• Salad luncheon today
• Morning Jolt: Escaped penguin enjoying life
• Annual Doll Show
• Harrah teacher and former Thunder PA announcer charged with two counts
• Pottawatomie County Fallen Heroes Memorial closer to reality
• Today in the news: White babies no longer the majority
• Census: Hispanics remain largest Oklahoma minority
• Video report: Donna Summer dies at 63
• Coburn urges national parties to reject funding
• Open-mic poetry tonight
• Morning Jolt: Haunted home for seniors?
• Today in the news: Fake cop killing Miss. drivers?
• Shawnee wounded warrior wins gold, inspires others
• Sears retirees to meet
• Nursing Professor Uses Medical Skill to Serve in Uganda
• Morning Jolt: Family saves kitten tossed out of car
• Three Join Enrollment Management Team
• Shawnee seniors graduate
• Today in the news: JPMorgan CEO gets $23 million
• Okla. man convicted of trying to bomb gas pipeline
• Akin Receives Distinguished Teaching Award
• Russell Receives Meritorious Service Award
• Bandy Receives Promising Teacher Award
• Morning Jolt: Bit by snake at Wal-Mart?
• School board discusses reorganization
• Today in the news: Woman with flesh-eating bacteria doing well
• Former FBI agent faces federal child porn charge
• Judge overturns Oklahoma abortion drug law
• Shawnee grad shares story in Chicken Soup series
• Women's Auxiliary meeting
• Pastors School Set for July 16-18
• Oklahoma Republican state convention turns raucous
• Chesapeake CEO says he'd welcome Icahn as investor
• Hearing set for woman charged in SAU horse theft
• Mother's day set aside for the women in our lives
• Shawnee sales tax numbers are up
• Morning Jolt: Man wins Powerball 6 times
• This week: ‘Battleship’ takes off
• REACT EMS paramedic honored in Washington D.C.
• Week in review: Gay rights top the news
• Shortcomings for May 12
• Harrah tennis coach, OKC Thunder announcer arrested; investigation ongoing
• Board Approves Construction Manager, Dedicates Hobbs Suite
• Today in the news: FBI: Girls saw kidnapper kill himself
• OBU Confers Degrees on 246 Graduates
• OBU Dedicates Hobbs College Suite
• Morning Jolt: Giant pasta box on sale
• Area post offices saved from closure; reduced hours expected by 2014
• Food donations sought Saturday as Letter Carriers 'Stamp Out Hunger’
• Today in the news: Flesh-eating virus claims woman’s leg
• Nursing Graduates Honored at Pinning
• OBU Breaks Ground for Student Residential Village
• Courtroom incident ends with two arrests
• Shawnee man arrested on warrant, new complaints free on bond
• House OKs social programs cuts to aid Pentagon
• Postal Service loses $3.2B in 2nd quarter
• Courtroom incident ends with two arrests
• Cattle prices jump as ranchers begin rebuilding
• Firefighters to ‘Fill the Boot’
• OBU: Student expresses fragility through art
• Okla shopping center 'bears' scrutiny
• House panel OKs bill to open carry weapons
• U.S. House approves delaying end to Boeing program
• Morning Jolt: Angry dentist story a hoax
• Today in the news: President Obama says he supports gay marriage
• Oklahoma trooper faces sentencing
• Morning Jolt: Meet Mr. T-Rex
• Gas prices fall
• Today in the news: Nevada OKs Google’s autonomous car
• Commencement to Honor 246 Graduates
• Elliff to Receive Honorary Doctorate
• Morning Jolt: Maurice Sendak remembered
• Today in the news: Skype death not murder, Army says
• Morning Jolt: Loch Ness Monster must leave river
• This week: Don’t forget Mother’s Day
• Week in review: Junior Seau’s brain to be studied
• Toys being collected for Nicholas Birchett Toy Drive
• Saturday Poker run to benefit law enforcement memorial
• OBU professor walks in Oklahoma City Marathon
• Today in the news: ‘Super moon’ to shine Saturday
• GROWTH SPURTS: Spring Weed Control in Pastures
• Morning Jolt: Mensa admits 2-year-old
• Palomino Expresses Fragility of Life Through Art
• Kolache Festival set Saturday in Prague
• Today in the news: Kentucky Derby could see first white horse winner
• Senior to Exhibit 'N. Laura's Art' May 4
• Intramurals Crowns King, Queen
• Miller Named President-Elect of Guidance Network
• Morning Jolt: What’s Seinfeld’s secret project?
• Theft at register 17: Shawnee family devastated after loss of wallet during shopping trip
• MADtv actress working on idea for small-town newspaper series pitch
• Peanut finds home, to greet guests at luncheon
• Today in the news: Junior Seau dead of self-inflicted gunshot to chest
• Outstanding Students Recognized at Awards Convocation
• PATCH continues to support healthier communities
• Oxford Recognized for Photography Achievement
• May proclaimed 'Community Action Month'
• American Legion sponsoring coloring contest
• Tecumseh High School to hold awards program
• May blood drives scheduled in Shawnee
• AARP to hold Stamp Out Hunger food drive on May 12
• Morning Jolt: Bin Laden killed 1 year ago
• New Dominion Dayz set Friday in Prague
• Lincoln County deputies investigate death of 4-year-old boy
• Pottawatomie County Fallen Heroes Memorial Ride set Saturday
• Today in the news: Bin Laden wanted Obama assassinated
• Preparatory Department Sponsors District, State Winners
• Morning Jolt: Occupy protests today
• Today in the news: Barnes & Noble Nook gets boost from Microsoft
• Morning Jolt: Ground zero tower is tallest in NY
• This week: ‘The Avengers’ in theaters
• Boisjoli first Canadian to pre-enter 20th IFYR
• Week in review: George Zimmerman still free – for now, at least
• Missing child: Girl, 2, found safe after four-hour search near Wellston
• Pottawatomie County deputies arrest burglary suspect, find gun
• Today in the news: Michael Jordan’s team is worst ever
• Laughlin to Present Senior Piano Recital May 1
• Music Preparatory Department Announces Choir Auditions
• Stand your ground shooting
• Four charged in burglary cases
• Morning Jolt: Relax like this frog
• Shawnee police use technology to help find delinquent sex offenders
• Today in the news: More Secret Service misconduct
• Eighth-Grade Consultants Surprise OBU Students
• Sophomore Accepted to Science Research Program
• OBU Commissions Students to 'GO' in Summer
• Executive director sought for Hope House
• Baker Expresses 'Captured Simplicity' through Art
• Morning Jolt: 'Royals book guy' goes viral
• Senior's Art Show Draws on Life Experiences
• Garage Sale
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• $100,000 warrant: Shawnee man fails to appear for sentencing in starving horses case
• Today in the news: Teens getting drunk on hand sanitizer
• Ada man gets 10 years in child abuse case; Non-jury trial continued in porn case
• Woman killed in Seminole County crash
• University Chorale to Tour Four States in May
• Gas prices fall for second week
• Unity has seen 10 patients with possible rabies exposure
• OBU to Break Ground on Residential Village
• Simma Presents OBU Research at Conference
• Morning Jolt: $5k wedding for dogs
• Masonic Youth Awards presented in Shawnee
• Shawnee American Legion honors heroes
• Today in the news: Deion Sanders has wife arrested for assault
• Jo Davis announces candidacy
• Biochemistry Senior Earns Accolades
• Alum Jordan is Creative Musical Mastermind
• Camp RAWC to Offer Fun Wellness Activities
• David Bergsten announces candidacy
• St. Gregory’s chooses firm to rebuild turrets
• News-Star captures SPJ awards
• Scientific study shows sufficient supply of water
• Morning Jolt: Best doughnuts in the U.S.
• Joint meeting: Merger discussions continue for 911 centers
• Today in the news: Metta World Peace may face suspension
• Shawnee Honor Choir Concert to Feature 44 Area Children
• Alum Jennifer Cloyde Celebrates Life
• Local Farmer’s Market ripe at 25
• Sequoyah principal to retire
• Professor's 'Daily Artifact' Show to Benefit Mission Shawnee
• Bison Jazz Orchestra Plays Live at Ritz Theater April 27
• Morning Jolt: Trials of John Edwards, man accused of killing Jennifer Hudson's family
• Chorale to Sing in Oklahoma Churches April 29
• This week: Anniversary of Chernobyl
• Week in review: Woman died of too much Coke?
• Today in the news: George Zimmerman gets $150K bond
• Bison Glee Club Concert to Present Spring Concert April 26
• Bisonettes to Present 'Swimming Against Tide' Concert April 24
• Summer weather outlook up in air
• Morning Jolt: Starbucks getting rid of bug extract
• Recreation and Wellness Center to Offer Swim Lessons
• 'More Cops, More Stops' enforcement begins in Pottawatomie County
• Today in the news: Ted Nugent questioned by Secret Service
• Simpson Exhibits 'Variations on a Theme' in Senior Art Show
• Pott. County 911 System Trust discusses Shawnee partnership
• Symphonic Winds to Present 'Spirit of the Heart' Concert
• Morning Jolt: Most Influential People in the World
• Harper to Offer Senior Tenor Recital April 20
• Shawnee man sentenced to 25 years in murder case; charges dismissed in two unrelated cases
• Today in the news: Mom killed while trying to save kidnapped baby
• Simmons Art Offers 'Proportions of Human Head' April 20
• Students Represent OBU in Model Arab League
• SGA Hosts Hyde Park Day, Ellis Elected President
• Shawnee outdoor warning system needs conversion
• Former McLoud teacher, retired professor set for preliminary hearing in child pornography case
• Morning Jolt: Frozen cows found in cabin
• Randy and Suzanne Gilbert receive Don Bodard Friend of Youth award
• Today in the news: The end of Twinkies?
• Preliminary hearing set in child porn case
• Hearing on for ex-Oklahoma teacher in child porn case
• Morning Jolt: Mega Millions winner to come forward
• Update: Shawnee resident killed in U.S. 177 accident
• 3.9 earthquake, aftershocks recorded near Sparks
• Fire damages offices, classrooms at Prague High School
• Today in the news: Wesley Korir wins the Boston Marathon
• Unity Health Center without phone service
• Unity Health Center phone service restored
• Commission to host public hearings for rezoning ordinances
• This week: Brad and Angelina's engagement
• Medical Center Clinic working out deal
• Wheat and other crops looking healthy, progressing
• Week in Review: North Korea fails rocket launch
• Seminole chamber honors Brown, Holder
• Tecumseh native, Shawnee resident announces candidacy
• Fatal crash reported on U.S. 177
• Severe weather alert: Tornado warnings issued Friday; more storms likely Saturday
• Sheriff, court clerk unopposed; elections develop in county, city of Shawnee, state races
• Today in the news: North Korea fails rocket launch
• Morning Jolt: What's that structure on Mars?
• Today in the news: J.K. Rowling announces details about new book
• Booth seeks re-election as county sheriff
• Morning Jolt: Ohio man arrested for putting puppies in suitcase
• Shawnee retail study highlights potential and flaws
• Mosquitoes are here: City of Shawnee set to spray
• Candidate filing: Races emerge in city, county, state races
• Today in the news: Apple sued over e-book pricing
• Findings from area water yield study
• Burglary update: Missing gun still sought; bonds set for arrestees
• Morning Jolt: Pizza with a hot dog crust
• Two Shawnee storm shelters to reopen through July 1
• Today in the news: Real Maryland Mega Millions winners claim prize
• City, county sales taxes show increase
• College Players Presents 'How Things Happen in Three!'
• Faught to Display 'Uncharted' Artwork
• Bicycles donated for repair and use by a new generation
• Office of Juvenile Affairs to implement ag program at COJC in Tecumseh
• Jeannetta Townes announces candidacy
• Water supply, city needs discussed at special called meeting
• Kickapoo Street project hits new delay
• Morning Jolt: UFO in South Korea
• Burglars busted: Pursuit, separate traffic stop ends with four arrests; missing gun sought
• Today in the news: Facebook buys Instagram
• Sigma Tau Delta Recognized on 70th Anniversary
• Marchbanks to Present Senior Vocal Recital April 16
• Clark, McQuigg to Present Junior Recital April 16
• Jones to Perform Senior Flute Recital April 15
• David's Creed to Lead Worship in Wynnewood April 15
• Morning Jolt: Tiny town of Buford sold for $900K
• This week: 100th anniversary of Titanic sinking
• Area veterinarians seeing more ticks, fleas following mild winter, wet spring
• Shawnee commissioners to discuss water supply
• Filing periods begin for candidates
• Week in review: Generous firefighters top the news
• Unity services may change with St. Anthony acquisition
• Choctaw man faces charge for fatal crash along SH 9 in Tecumseh
• Today in the news: Navy jet crashes into apartment
• Morning Jolt: Dog eats owner's Masters tickets
• Several murder cases scheduled for trial during May jury term
• Local schools support Oklahoma products
• Today in the news: Ghost ship sunk by Coast Guard
• Aviation Showcase Welcomes Local Children
• Hale Nabs Honors in 'Creation Care' Video Contest
• OBU Observes Holy Week with Fine Arts Chapel
• Reta Head announces candidacy for court clerk
• OBU Honors 455 Years of Service
• Scattergood Presents 'On a Whim' Art Show
• Morning Jolt: YouTube to start offering Paramount movies
• Pancakes feed Kiwanis charities
• Shawnee Middle School students commemorate Arbor Day
• Today in the news: Puppies rescued by firefighters
• Pottawatomie County and City of Shawnee 911 merger on hold
• City not to profit from possible Unity sale/merger
• Morning Jolt: Flying cars coming soon?
• Today in the news: Firefighters donate Mega Millions winnings
• ‘Safety Corridor’ program, signs unveiled in Pottawatomie County
• Oklahoma's first lottery director to step down
• Shawnee City Commission amends contract for expo work
• Hunter to Present Senior Vocal Recital April 5
• Richards announces run for commissioner
• Local Orchestra to Present 11th Season Concert
• Gas prices rise, but increase has slowed
• Tecumseh city council elevates Jimmy Stokes to city manager
• Last month marked the hottest March on Oklahoma record
• Morning Jolt: Want to be buried in a bacon coffin?
• Today in the news: 7 dead in shooting at university in California
• Shawnee veteran ‘repays’ it 4ward
• Raeshel Flewellen candidate for county clerk
• SGU president announces Learn to Earn program
• United Way celebrates fundraising, donors, partners
• Thomas running for county commissioner
• Rodeo pre-entries open April 1
• SIFE Completes Women's Business Competition
• Morning Jolt: Who won Mega Millions?
• This week: NCAA championship is Monday
• Shawnee soldier surprises daughter
• Week in review: George Zimmerman, Mega Millions the talk of the week
• Assistant to last four Pottawatomie County sheriffs embarks on retirement
• Lotto fever: Local residents hurry to buy tickets for the largest jackpot in Mega Millions history
• Today in the news: George Zimmerman’s brother speaks out
• Mainord announces run for mayor
• Gordon to Present Junior Recital April 5
• Morning Jolt: Man saved from cougar attack by bear
• Two-day, multi-agency warrant sweep nets 13 arrests from Asher to McLoud
• Today in the news: Mega Millions jackpot a new world record
• Harrod announces candidacy
• Morning Jolt: Vermont residents aim for cowbell record
• James Allen Bridge to reopen Thursday morning
• Arrestee transported from jail dies at hospital
• Update: Shawnee man dies following motorcycle accident
• Today in the news: Mega Millions jackpot reaches new record
• Soulforce national tour raises awareness for gay rights in Shawnee
• Burroughs Offers Perspective on True Worship
• Faculty Band Leads Chapel Worship
• Students Present Research at Communications Conference
• Hall announces candidacy for city commission
• St. Gregory’s University to inaugurate Greg Main
• Morning Jolt: 'Harry Potter' now in e-book format
• Juvenile burglary suspect placed in Carter Hall
• Today in the news: Dog found in trash gets sight back
• Shawnee man critical after motorcycle accident
• ‘Trash Off Day’ planned
• Morning Jolt: March 27
• Civil case: Parents of 10 students add McLoud schools to lawsuit involving former teacher, ‘Uncle G’
• Today in the news: CNN poll finds 73 percent want George Zimmerman arrested
• Improvements to Lake Road Bridge are cruising along
• From drought to floods
• Morning Jolt: March 26
• This week: Earth Hour takes place Saturday
• Rescued horses gain hundreds of pounds; two to be put up for adoption
• Volunteers sought for the Shawnee Police Department
• Wes Watkins water levels up
• 577 grams of meth: Stigler woman sentenced to 12 years for trafficking charge
• Jasmine Children’s Museum welcomes its 1 millionth visitor
• Week in review: Whitney Houston's cause of death revealed
• Today in the news: Geraldo Rivera blames Trayvon Martin's death on hoodies
• Library computer lab officially online
• Commissioners call special meeting to discuss possible contract with police union
• Community support: Youth and Family helps children, makes progress at Hope House
• Shawnee closes three public storm shelters
• Today in the news: Whitney Houston died of accidental drowning, coroner says
• Aging Shawnee Municipal Pool needs work, costly upgrades
• Today in the news: Tim Tebow traded, Sean Payton suspended
• Farmer says rain will help wheat crops; water levels rise in ponds, lakes
• Shawnee airman focuses on law enforcement
• Shawnee man faces five felonies in high-speed pursuit
• Today in the news: New witness in Trayvon Martin case
• Bison In NAIA Title Game at 7 p.m. Tonight
• Bridge repair approved
• Macomb man suffers burns in house fire
• Today in the news: Peyton Manning in, Tim Tebow out in Denver
• Square 8’s donates to CARE
• City commissioners to consider bridge repair funds
• Bisonettes to Perform April 1 in Pryor, Newalla
• Senior to Present Senior Art Show
• Recital to Feature Soprano, Cello, Piano March 30
• Areas set for extra enforcement
• Suspect arrested after barricading himself in home
• Bison Glee Club to Tour in Arkansas, Oklahoma
• Randy and Suzanne Gilbert honored
• State inches closer to possible open carry law, HB 2522
• This week: ‘Hunger Games’ opens Friday
• Third-graders welcome home pen pal soldier from Afghanistan
• Week in review: Baby koalas get an exam
• Today in the news: New iPad a big hit on first day
• Student Preacher Urges Classmates to Pursue Freedom
• Shawnee veteran surprised by honor
• Kickapoo project on the road to be let in June
• Shawnee man charged in thefts, pipe bomb case
• Today in the news: Blagojevich enters prison
• No clerks sell alcohol to minors
• Increasing price for gas leads some to change habits
• Heavy rain forecasted
• Today in the news: Encyclopaedia Britannica to stop print editions
• New bulk waste station open
• Parham Presents Senior Art Show March 16
• City sales receipts barely up in March
• Tecumseh manhunt ends with two in custody
• Today in the news: Why are people stealing Tide?
• Kubicek Bases Minter Lecture on 'Jesus Principles'
• Livingston, Muzljakovich Offer Senior Recital March 15
• Hundreds Gather to Remember Swim Champion
• Junior Livestock Auction raises more than $130,000
• Recent rainfall brings relief for farmers
• Railroad may be ready this year
• Today in the news: Crystal Cathedral undergoing big changes
• Memorial Service Monday for Student Iván Maciuniak
• Pseudoephedrine debate continues
• Seminole native now a Hollywood producer
• This week: March Madness begins Tuesday
• Lady Wolves take state, finish season at 29-0
• Week in review: New iPad tops the news
• Drowning death: OBU swim team member dies following campus pool incident
• Today in the news: Another ‘Phoenix lights’ mystery
• Tecumseh FFA sweeps top swine honors in livestock show
• House passes JOBS Act
• Fuel prices continue to increase, affecting local companies and organizations
• Livestock show announces beef results
• Liberty Academy faces financial troubles
• Churchill Presents 'Random' Senior Art Show
• Stephens to Perform Junior Recital March 13
• Today in the news: Invisible Children documentary about warlord goes viral
• Morvan Presents 'Look and Feel' Art Show
• Two injured in Tecumseh car vs. house accident
• Simplicity Bases Boswell's Art Show
• Dry Tecumseh Lake: Treated Shawnee water to flow to Tecumseh
• Today in the news: iPad 3 will have amazing resolution
• Oklahomans support Santorum in GOP primary
• Whitney Addresses 'Thirsting For God'
• Alum Serves International Students in Hawaii
• 'Earnest' Continues at OBU Theatre March 8
• Asher, Tecumseh claim top awards in goat competition
• Professor Emerita Ili Mae Harrison Dies at 96
• Sheep champions named at Pottawatomie County Junior Livestock Show
• Today in the news: Mom loses legs shielding kids from tornado
• Basinger Shares 'The Nature of Things' in Art
• Digby Bell Memorial Recital to Feature Pianists March 8
• Steele Urges Grads to Build Relationships, Be Civil
• Presidential primary, Macomb school bond elections set
• Tecumseh expects to temporarily raise water rates
• Commissioners approve annexation of Kickapoo tribal land
• Pursuit, manhunt ends with two in custody
• Today in the news: Penguin runs away from zoo
• Intramurals in Full Swing for Spring
• City commission advance
• Bison Claim NAIA Swimming Championship
• ‘Uncle G’ appears in Shawnee courtroom
• Big Brothers Bowling kick off
• February ends a couple degrees above normal
• Super Tuesday: Macomb bond issue, Presidential primary elections set
• This week: Super Tuesday, iPad 3 and Bruce Springsteen
• Junior livestock show
• ‘Uncle G’ in Shawnee for Monday court appearance
• Presidential primary, Macomb school bond elections set
• Week in review: Midwest tornadoes and storms top the news
• Update: Judge sets $250,000 bond for driver in high-speed pursuit
• Today in the news: Obama birth certificate in the news yet again
• OBU Encourages 'Technology Fast' among Students
• Shawnee family welcomes Leap Year baby
• Shots fired in pursuit: Driver of truck rams patrol cars, runs vehicles off I-40
• Deputies honor retiring Pottawatomie County undersheriff
• Today in the news: Birth control bill fails in Senate
• Glee Clubs to Sing in Oklahoma Churches March 11
• Today in the news: Davy Jones from The Monkees dies
• Ada bank robbery charge admitted
• Professor Challenges Students to 'Get Real'
• 'The Importance of Being Earnest' Opens March 2
• GiANT Impact CEO to Bring Minter Lecture
• Shawnee participates in statewide emergency response tests
• McLoud resident stumbles on a box of explosive ignitors
• Water valves installed on Highland
• Tecumseh Tomorrow: Community meeting gathers input
• Today in the news: 2 more students die from Ohio school shooting
• Phone services up and running at Unity
• Marchbanks to Sing National Anthem at NAIA Tournament
• University Ringers to Play in Bolivar March 4
• Unity Health phone lines down
• Graduate School to Present Degrees March 3
• Alum Calvin Miller Publishes 'Letters to Heaven'
• Arrest made
• Shawnee, county to participate in emergency exercise
• Program ready to roll
• Today in the news: ‘Berenstain Bears’ co-creator dies
• Symphonic Winds to Present Concert March 1
• Burroughs to Speak on Women's Missions and Ministry Day
• Alum Publishes Story about Victory through Adversity
• Student, elementary team up for Math Night
• Youth directors gearing up for IFYR
• City discusses need to improve emergency communication system
• Bobby Norman wins gold at Wounded Warriors trials
• This week: ‘Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax’ out in theaters
• Week in review: Afghanistan violence tops the news
• Legislative luncheon: Tax reform a major focus for state reps
• Today in the news: Fake 9/11 firefighter admits lying
• Discovery of pipe bomb briefly halts search in stolen property case
• Fuel prices expected to increase up to 20 cents
• Choctaw man charged with robbery in Shawnee Walmart purse-snatching
• Shawnee woman charged with murder in stabbing death
• Today in the news: J.K. Rowling announces new book
• David's Creed to Lead Worship in Weatherford
• Theatre to Premiere 'The Importance of Being Earnest'
• Collum to Speak in Business Forum Feb. 24
• Dennis Jernigan Shares Personal Story with Students
• City commissioners approve worker’s comp settlement
• ODOT has plans for highways; shoulders nothing to shrug about
• Today in the news: Georgia rep. proposes vasectomy ban
• Shawnee commissioners discuss funding options for communication systems upgrades
• Doby waives extradition in McLoud teacher case
• Eddie Stackhouse takes oath as District 3 county commissioner
• Today in the news: Military dad burns N.J. flag in protest of Whitney Houston
• Shawnee Public Schools file lawsuit against bond company
• Former jailer arrested for providing cell phones to two prisoners
• Teen accused of vehicle burglaries, having stolen property
• Today in the news: Elizabeth Smart marries in Hawaii
• Sanyati 'Extreme Makeover' Gets a Lift from Nine Youngsters
• Graduate School to Relocate in May
• Focus Week Aims to Strengthen Relationships
• Commissioners to consider annexation on Tuesday
• City of Shawnee spends thousands of dollars on propositions
• Week in review: Whitney Houston, Gary Carter top the news
• This week: Oscars are next Sunday
• Voters send a clear message after an average 80-percent ‘no’ vote
• Today in the news: Payroll tax cut approved
• Five-year-old dies when trying to jump into moving pickup
• Today in the news: ‘Colbert Report’ suspended
• Dilbeck Challenges Students to 'Be Present'
• Alum Visits Classrooms to Share about Career Success
• 5-year-old killed trying to climb on truck
• Clark, Sanders to Perform Concert Feb. 21
• Trafficking meth: Felony charges filed following traffic stop arrest
• Pottawatomie County dumpster areas, dates decided for countywide clean-up
• Youth and Family appoints interim director
• Today in the news: Pekingese wins Best in Show at Westminster
• Shipler Speaks on 'Liberty and Security'
• Dinkins was Sooner standout, supporter
• Kickapoo expected to let in spring; waiting for schedule from ODOT
• Shawnee voters reject tax propositions
• Elections held in Lincoln, Seminole counties
• Stackhouse elected county commissioner; school board races decided
• Today in the news: Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky the focus of new film
• Voters to elect school board members
• Voters to decide capital improvements package’s fate
• Chorale to Sing in Oklahoma Churches Feb. 26
• Shawnee city sales tax receipts
• Winter delivers precipitation; farmers still concerned
• Fuel prices steadily increase across the country
• Student Leaders Grow at Christian Leadership Conference
• 'Love Under the Big Top' auction raises money for Tecumseh chamber
• Today in the news: Friends, family say Whitney Houston didn’t kill herself
• City, county sales taxes up
• Lilites to Present 'Four Loves' Recital Feb. 14
• Dilbeck to Speak on Relationships during Focus Week
• OBU Promotes Champions of Character
• OBU Opening at 9:30 a.m. Monday
• This week: Great Backyard Bird Count is this week
• Election: Voters to decide city of Shawnee propositions
• Ag program to receive trailer
• Week in review: Contraception spat ends with compromise
• Wintery weather weekend
• Pottawatomie County polling places
• Today in the news: Purple squirrel spotted in Pennsylvania
• School to sue bond company over Jim Thorpe Track
• Tax assessments impacted by ad valorem increase
• Proposition would fund emergency communication
• Communication Arts Students Present Research
• Bomb threat bust: Call shuts down Shawnee city blocks, child support office
• Today in the news: What does mortgage settlement mean for you?
• Police block off North Broadway Street, suspect in custody
• Commissioner, accountant discuss funding via e-mail
• Broken water line forces businesses to close
• Bisagno Shares Lessons from Bison Hill on Founders' Day
• McLoud man sentenced for providing alcohol to teens
• Today in the news: Moms battle Facebook over breastfeeding
• Eight Students Featured In Annual Concerto-Aria Concert
• Some schools use alternatives to bonds for funding
• Jenkins Speaks on Global Christianity
• Shawnee police make arrest in violent Walmart purse snatching case
• Today in the news: California same-sex marriage ban ruled illegal
• Tecumseh eyes alternate water sources
• Commissioners defer annex
• Stabbing death: Shawnee police arrest suspect in city’s first homicide of 2012
• Today in the news: Madonna halftime show a hit?
• Livestock show concludes three-day run
• Commissioners to consider annexation of land
• Citizens speak out on upcoming election
• Defendant in Shawnee stabbing death waives preliminary hearing
• This week: ‘Phantom Menace’ out in 3-D
• Week in review: Komen and Planned Parenthood top the news
• Trustees Approve Budget, Student Housing Funding
• Today in the news: Komen changes mind on Planned Parenthood
• Proposed sports park could boost city revenue with tourism dollars
• Youth and Family board accepts resignation of executive director
• Jury convicts Seminole man in murder case
• Earthquake preparedness: Great Central U.S. Shakeout drill Tuesday
• OBU to Launch Pastors School in July
• Shawnee Educational Foundation honors Jones
• Sheriff’s deputies seize 26 grams of meth, nearly $14,000 in traffic stop
• Bisagno to Speak at Founders' Day Chapel
• Annaul Heritage Quilt Show
• Today in the news: Group wants sugar regulated like tobacco
• Bisonettes to Sing in Shawnee Feb. 12
• Bison Glee Club to perform at Oklahoma churches
• Two locals promoted as OHP captains
• McDaniel seeks county commissioner post
• Severe storms expected to move through state
• Youth and Family Resource Center faces monthly funding shortfalls
• Today in the news: Facebook seeks $5 billion IPO
• Alum Jami Smith Speaks about 'Natural Dwelling Place' of God
• The upcoming election has superintendents worried
• Pulitzer Prize-Winner David Shipler to Speak on Bison Hill
• Murder trial begins in Seminole County
• Today in the news: Mom gives birth to 14-pound baby
• Cost of sports park discussed
• Baucham Shares Perspective on Worship
• Today in the news: Super Bowl ad preview – and a look at the Ferris Bueller ad
• Wreck injures Macomb woman
• Shawnee Unzner Center regains accreditation, funding
• Construction on Lake Road Bridge begins Tuesday
• Ronny Jones inducted into Shawnee Education Hall of Fame
• Two charter propositions on upcoming election ballot
• This week: Super Bowl Sunday is 1 week away
• Overall cost of capital improvement projects debated
• Week in review: Heroic children top the news
• Today in the news: Little boy writes heartwarming letter to 49ers’ Kyle Williams
• Today in the news: Vanna White and Pat Sajak were sometimes drunk during 'Wheel of Fortune'
• OBU to Host Women's Business Competition, Workshops
• Arizona prison fugitive to face death penalty
• Small Business Administration to close center for Oklahoma quake victims
• Storm brings rain, power outage
• Three charged with pulling, breaking power pole to steal wiring
• Today in the news: Facebook makes Timeline mandatory
• Planning director explains projects
• Defendant charged in Shawnee stabbing case sentenced to 20 years in prison
• Former city worker chooses non jury trial in pornography case
• Today in the news: Mitt Romney paid 14% in taxes
• Meeting concerning property annex deferred
• Groups discuss pros, cons of capital improvement projects
• Body shop repairs roof after extreme straight line winds
• Seminole woman killed in SH 3 crash
• Today in the news: 9-year-old girl outsmarts kidnapper
• Redistricting changes 15 precincts in Lincoln County
• Trials set as jury term starts today
• Graduate School Adds New Nursing, Business Tracks
• Boundaries change for 24 county voting precincts
• PAVE to host forum
• KidSpace work under way; Weigant to get new equipment
• City discussing new utility payment options
• More than 900 bills submitted for upcoming session
• This week: President Obama’s State of the Union speech is Tuesday
• Week in review: Costa Concordia cruise ship captain tops the news
• Today in the news: Etta James remembered for her legendary talent
• Escaped Arizona prisoner, accomplice plead guilty
• Video report: Etta James dies at 73
• Upgrades under way at the expo center
• Installation of smart meters could save energy, money
• Shawnee man sentenced in 13 felony cases including home repair fraud
• Today in the news: Ex-wife: Newt Gingrich wanted open marriage
• Jenkins to Speak on Global Christianity
• Alum Lynda Young Publishes Book on Autism
• Woman sentenced in chase, deputy assault case
• Defendant sentenced in third-degree arson case
• Co-workers mourn passing, remember longtime sheriff’s dispatcher
• Security, repair preparations under way at park following fire
• Piracy legislation cause online protest; major websites raise awareness
• Today in the news: Sledding crow becomes Internet sensation
• Chick-fil-A still a possibility for Shawnee
• OBU Names Chris Jensen Head Coach
• Expo bids were approved
• State’s water plan discussed at meeting
• Today in the news: Wikipedia, Reddit to go dark Wednesday
• Drought causes poor pond levels
• Lankford discusses plans for second year representing district
• Today in the news: Zappos hacked; 24 million people affected
• City Commission eyes annexation
• Two Music Ensembles to Perform at State Convention
• State lawmaker stepping down in November
• Female student pursues different trade
• Jon Huntsman withdraws from GOP presidential race
• Education, taxes hot topics for lawmakers
• Economic impact of regional park
• Public schools across the state are seeing more students
• This week: Republicans debate ahead of South Carolina
• Week in review: Marines top the news
• Today in the news: Desecrating Marines identified
• Visitors bureau amends 2012 budget during meeting
• Resignation not a result of ODOC report, agency says
• Four Shawnee firefighters sworn in during promotional ceremony
• Today in the news: Outrage over video of Marines urinating on dead fighters
• St. Gregory’s University students return to building
• Numbers still not keeping up with budget for current year
• Police investigate incident at Tecumseh Middle School
• Suspect charged in New Year’s incident, assault of police officers
• Today in the news: You can clone your pet
• Former McLoud teacher’s preliminary hearing will be March 6
• Gas prices on the rise
• Today in the news: ‘Hunger Games’ tickets on sale this month
• David's Creed to Lead Worship in Oklahoma Churches
• Preliminary hearing set for Kimberly Crain
• Mock election gives voters a chance to see new equipment
• Today in the news: Woman survives after bungee cord breaks
• KidSpace fire damage cleaned; park to reopen Tuesday
• Shawnee couple donates $1 million to OBU
• This week: New Hampshire votes Tuesday
• IFYR contestant Kelley Blanton continues recovery in Atlanta
• Blanton's mom says daughter’s progress encouraging
• Kidspace Park closed
• Week in review: Mitt Romney under fire
• City examines options for Twin Lakes fishing docks
• USPS continues study of post offices but delays closures nationwide
• Resident artist of CPN, Jim Post, to celebrate 85th birthday
• Today in the news: Accidentally deported teen headed home
• Challenge Gift Bolsters Capital Campaign
• Justin Wood candidate for District 26
• New charges in fight death following further investigation
• Triangle Winter Classic comes to Shawnee
• Legislation may ease high school requirements
• Today in the news: Man’s gets a 'no' at basketball game proposal
• Businesses optimistic about future of rail line
• USPS reviewing security measures at Shawnee branch
• Survey results show 5 officers support 'no confidence' vote; 29 do not
• Today in the news: Mom shoots intruder after 911 says it’s OK to defend herself
• Boeing to move to Oklahoma
• Ron Sharp seeks Republican nomination for District 17 Senate seat
• Shooting prompts $7.5 million in divorce case
• Shawnee woman remains hospitalized from crash that killed two teens
• School board approves $600k for computers and security
• Shawnee Sears, Kmart spared for now
• Today in the news: Quadrantid meteor shower should be dazzling
• Local teachers receive grants
• Six injured in New Year's Eve accident
• Busy New Year’s: Night of foot pursuits, deploying tasers and arrests
• News-Star's top stories on the web 2011
• This week: Iowa caucuses set for Tuesday
• School board members honored
• 2011: A look back
• Week in review: 2011 weather disasters
• Today in the news: North Korea doesn’t change policies
• New Year’s enforcements planned over the weekend
• Today in the news: New laws for 2012 affect abortion, immigration
• Exclusive: Mitt Romney, Ron Paul lead the field heading into Iowa
• Today in the news: Iran threatens to block important water route
• Exclusive: Presidential tracking poll released tomorrow morning
• Chandler teen seriously injured in SH 18 accident
• Fate of Shawnee Sears, Kmart awaited as corporation announces 120 closures nationwide
• Today in the news: Facebook post saves woman’s life
• Expo improvements to proceed in January
• Extradition hearing set Jan. 9 for Pennsylvania man linked to McLoud teacher case
• Shawne retailers offer sales after Christmas
• Gas prices down in Oklahoma, holiday travel up nationwid
• This week: Kim Jong Il funeral set for Wednesday
• Letters to Santa Claus
• Christmas art on hold: Sale of prints to benefit Shawnee artist battling cancer
• Week in review: Kim Jong Il dies, his son is successor
• Anonymous donors pay $4,300 in layaway fees for shoppers
• Seven charged in robbery, beating of Meeker man
• Manslaughter charge dismissed in Shawnee fight case
• Today in the news: Man wakes from coma just before organ donation
• 5 things to know about the payroll tax cut extension
• Today in the news: Origins of some Stonehenge rocks discovered
• Salvation Army distributes donations
• Shop with a Cop event pairs officers, children for shopping spree
• Work Begins On Chapel Spire Windows
• Purse snatcher sought by Shawnee police
• Pottawatomie County gives $400,000 for city Expo projects
• Today in the news: Bon Jovi is not dead
• Salvation Army seeking donations for Angel Tree
• Funeral services set for two Shawnee sophomores killed in crash
• Tecumseh couple hospitalized following crash on Kickapoo Street
• Economic analysis studied for proposed Shawnee Regional Sports Complex
• U.S. Marshals nab fugitive sought in Tecumseh investigation
• Today in the news: Who is Kim Jong Un?
• Marshals capture man accused of rape of 8-year-old
• Unity Health Center and St. Anthony’s to merge
• Residents with Pottawatomie County Development Authority to see higher water prices
• Breaking news: Kim Jong Il dead at 69
• This week: 'Dragon Tattoo,' 'Mission: Impossible' and more at the theaters
• Week in review: Witness testifies in Sandusky case
• Sheriff's deputy, family members lose home after explosion
• Shawnee students share memories of two friends killed in accident
• Extradition process awaited for “Uncle G” in McLoud teacher case
• Classmates mourn Two Shawnee High School killed in crash
• Today in the news: Students suspended for ‘Tebowing’
• Graduates Urged to Share, Love and Teach
• Two Shawnee High School students die from accident injuries
• Precipitation moving in starting Sunday
• OBU, McLoud Public Schools issue statements in teacher case
• Chamber of Commerce passes resolutions affirming CVB's job
• Update: Former McLoud teacher, “Uncle G” charged in child porn case
• Today in the news: Woman killed in NY elevator accident
• Airport Road remains shut down following collision
• Kimberly Crain, “Uncle G” face 23 counts
• Exclusive: Rasmussen Reports says Romney leads in polls ahead of Iowa
• Speedy trial waived: Appealed Shawnee murder case set for February docket
• Oklahoma Officer Down Foundation assists widows of deputies killed in traffic accident
• Winter Commencement to Honor 42 Graduates
• Today in the news: Time Person of the Year is ‘the protester’
• Shawnee Public Library begins construction on new computer lab
• Deputies issue warning about possible ‘gypsy’ paving scam
• Defendant in juvenile pornography case waives preliminary hearing
• OG&E donates gift cards to help their customers pay past due bills
• Today in the news: NTSB wants nationwide cellphone-driving ban
• Emeritus Art Professor Visits OBU
• Community Members Serve on Bison Hill
• Despite being up from 2010, December falls short of budget
• Gouker named Citizen of the Year
• Local man assaulted at post office
• Today in the news: iPhone captures woman shooting son-in-law
• SBA sets up loan center in Prague
• Cromwell spared; word awaited for Sparks, Bowlegs, Saint Louis
• Project helps families in need of coats, gloves, hats
• Library runs “Food for Fines” program
• OSBI probes drive-by shooting on Turner Turnpike
• This week: Jerry Sandusky in court for hearing on child abuse
• Shawnee residents ring bells for Salvation Army
• Week in review: Albert Pujols signs with Angels
• Open House
• Today in the news: 26-toed cat helps Milwaukee animal shelter
• Commission approves tax revenue notes
• McLoud school board silent regarding teacher case
• OBN donates patrol SUV to Meeker Police Department
• Today in the news: 2 killed in Virginia Tech shootings
• Floyd Named Controller at OBU
• Rep. Lankford to Bring Winter Commencement Address
• Young to Lead Instructional Technology
• Holocaust survivor Max Glauben shares his story with Tecumseh students
• Defendant pleads guilty to amended manslaughter charge in 2010 death
• Races develop for school board seats, county commissioner
• Today in the news: 'Mythbusters' cannonball hits home
• State Representative wants Central Oklahoma Community Action Agency defunded
• Shawnee Superintendent expresses stance on capital improvement projects
• Shawnee residents remember Pearl Harbor
• Today in the news: NASA: New planet could hold life
• Jack and the Wonder Beans at the Aldridge Thursday
• McLoud Schools issues statement in teacher investigation case
• Day 2: School board candidates file for office
• Flag Football Teams Represent OBU in Regional Championship
• Yates Earns Doctorate
• Tecumseh gets good audit, approves 2012 budget
• Commissioners approve special election
• Academic letter jackets awarded to Shawnee students
• La Niña expected to bring drier, hotter winter to Oklahoma, brutal winter for U.S.
• German Club Hosts Christmas Worship Dec. 9
• Pottawatomie County filing period begins in school board races
• Today in the news: Postal Service wants to drop next-day service
• OBU Named a Five-Star Champion of Character
• Church gives bikes for Christmas
• Shawnee Commission to vote on projects
• This week: Rod Blagojevich to be sentenced
• Week in review: Facebook’s most-shared stories of the year
• Today in the news: Herman Cain meeting with wife
• YMCA helps trim fat
• Downtown Shawnee Christmas parade draws festive crowd
• Today in the news: Hanson to release Mmmhop beer
• Former McLoud teacher arrested on child pornography complaint
• Symphonic Winds to Present Concert Dec. 6
• Avoid Trap of Sacred Versus Secular, Henderson Says
• OSU extension director retires after 31 years
• Downtown Shawnee Christmas parade Thursday night
• Today in the news: Sandusky threatened family, lawsuit says
• College Players Present Christmas Show Dec. 2, 3
• Cold front to move in just in time for annual Shawnee Christmas Parade
• Local pecan farmers experience small yields, higher prices
• Jail trust board retains director
• Today in the news: Herman Cain might exit GOP race
• Videos: Conrad Murray sentenced to 4 years for Michael Jackson death
• Businesses help families with Thanksgiving
• Shawnee Honor Choir in Concert Dec. 4
• Proposed labor rules could impact family farms
• McLoud teacher resigns amid allegations
• Lingering aftershocks: Series of small earthquakes continue
• Today in the news: Ohio takes 200-pound 8-year-old from mom
• Sheriff’s deputies recover stolen trailer
• Railroad CEO optimistic proposed line will produce industrial jobs
• Big Brothers/Big Sisters needs mentors
• This week: Conrad Murray to be sentenced
• Week in review: Early Black Friday a hit with consumers
• Shop with a Cop program resurrected
• Black Friday shoppers make rounds for good deals
• RV revenue driving force at Expo center
• Benefit set Monday for Prague couple whose home was destroyed by earthquakes
• Thanksgiving earthquake followed by three quakes Friday afternoon
• RV revenue driving force at Expo center
• Today in the news: Mars rover launches Saturday
• Many give thanks by volunteering
• Many retailers expect increased sales on Black Frida
• OBU Faculty/Staff Email Service Restored
• Today in the news: Occupy protests Black Friday; Apple has sale
• Pleasant Grove students learn about health
• City of Shawnee is looking for incentives to attract workers to stay
• Governor requests federal disaster assistance for area earthquake damage
• Today in the news: Bunnies abandoned near Colorado highway
• College Players Present Holiday Production
• 74th Annual 'Hanging of Green' Set for Dec. 3
• Employee Email Unavailable (Update)
• Commissioners defer, reject bids for improvements
• Today in the news: Michelle Obama and Jill Biden booed at NASCAR race
• Thanksgiving dinners scheduled
• City of Shawnee launches new app
• Eaton employees conduct food drive
• Meeting to open bids for improvements
• Mother Nature causes anxiety for some
• McLoud and Tecumseh GEAR UP
• Wildlife on the move; motorists use caution
• Employee Email Unavailable (Update)
• Myers' 'Elegy for Trains' Receives Magazine Review
• Employee Email Unavailable (Update)
• Shawnee has Operation Christmas Child collection site
• Memorial vandals still sought
• Report estimates cost of needed capital improvements
• Bomb threat forces SHS lockdown
• 'Future of Islam in America' Lecture Presented Nov. 21
• Fifth Graders Learn about 'Disney Realities' through Event
• Shawnee chamber affirms stance on improvement projects
• Morning Minutes: Nov. 17
• Man charged with furnishing alcohol to minor involved in fatal crash
• Willing Witnesses, Seeking Souls Fit Together, Moore Says
• Motorcyclist killed in U.S. 177 accident near Macomb
• Shawnee sales tax figures up
• Resources available during Great American Smokeout
• Shawnee hotel occupancy rises
• Thief swipes car with 5-year-old Shawnee boy inside
• Alumni, Faculty Honored at Homecoming Chapel
• Damaged turrets to come down at St. Gregory’s University
• ODOT repairs I-40 on ramp from U.S. 177
• Meeting set Thursday to address emotional impact of earthquakes
• Earthquake damage being removed from St. Gregory's
• Event proceeds to go toward helping veterans
• Shawnee school district makes Needs Improvement list
• Donation made to sheriff’s office
• Shawnee city commission to hold special meeting
• Fallin seeks to help veterans find jobs
• This week: Kindle Fire out this week
• 2011 Harvest Court Announced
• Week in review: Penn State sex scandal tops the news
• Today in the news: Baby elephant, mom rescued from mud pit
• Gang Task Force applauds new gang laws
• Distinguished Honorees Recognized at Harvest Dinner
• OBU Honors Veterans
• J-Term, Spring Registration Available
• Meeting addresses earthquake concerns
• Vandalism update: Police seek person of interest in defacing of memorial
• J-Term, Spring Registration Suspended Friday
• Today in the news: Mom rescues daughter from washing machine
• Another earthquake aftershock recorded east of Meeker
• J-Term, Spring Registration Available
• Fallin declares state of emergency
• Earthquake awareness meeting Thursday night in Prague
• Vandals deface memorial at Woodland Veterans Park
• Earthquake studies continue in Lincoln County
• Today in the news: Joe Paterno announces retirement
• City commissioners discuss proposed sports park at Stillwater retreat
• Today in the news: Herman Cain denies sexual harassment
• Admissions Event Registration
• Volunteers get ready for downtown parade
• Newalla transplants invest passion, money into downtown
• Pottenger Street to be closed
• Groupwise Currently Unavailable
• This week: Justin Bieber Christmas album out Tuesday
• South Rock Creek Bond Election Nov. 8
• Meeker murder defendant pleads not guilty
• City of Shawnee to treat water with chlorine
• Shawnee’s Boo on Bell event provides Halloween fun
• Week in review: Kids’ Halloween costumes too sexy?
• Today in the news: No debit fees for Chase, other big banks
• Roberts to Bring Hobbs Lecture Nov. 2
• OBU launches Shawnee phase of campaign
• Clean up project delayed
• Tecumseh man set for sentencing on shooting charges
• Today in the news: Bernie Madoff, wife had suicide pact
• OBU Launches Shawnee Phase of Capital Drive
• Pete Pendley to change the name of McLoud
• Identification of body found in Seminole County awaited
• Appeals court overturns Shawnee man's murder sentence
• Shawnee police nab three suspects in vehicle burglary
• Today in the news: Puppy saved from top of moving train
• Prague hospital company files Chapter 11
• Miller Uses Humor, Poetry to Convey Message: 'TYG'
• Alums Work Diligently in 'Virtual Ministry'
• Oklahoma court vacates sentence in Shawnee killing
• Foundation set up for local FFA chapter
• Two suspects apprehended in murder probe
• Today in the news: HPV vaccine suggested for boys
• Recital to Feature Soprano, Cello, Piano Nov. 8
• Fire destroys Shawnee family’s home
• Shawnee man charged in starving horses case waives preliminary hearing
• OBU Hosts Renowned Soprano Leona Mitchell
• Today in the news: Steve Jobs ‘focused’ after cancer
• Tricks and treats take over Main and Bell streets
• Office of Juvenile Affairs announces new Central Oklahoma Juvenile Center superintendent
• Four homicide cases in recent months
• The costs of recent wildfires immense
• Commercial permits second highest in three years
• Experts say dry conditions expected to stay, intensify
• New Staff Join Admissions Team
• Domestic violence awareness: Judge, firefighter honored as Advocates of the Year
• This week: Arraignment in plot to kill Saudi ambassador
• Week in review: Gadhafi, Ohio animals top the news
• Today in the news: Ben & Jerry’s ‘SNL’ ice cream takes heat
• Shawnee police release name of teen shooter in murder-suicide
• Japanese students to visit Shawnee
• Today in the news: How Moammar Gadhafi was caught, killed
• Konawa former chief arrested on child porn charges
• Theatre Season Opens Nov. 5 with 'Brigadoon' Premiere
• Mayor discusses projects with Kiwanis Club
• two dead, one injured in murder-suicide
• Today in the news: Lions, bears shot after they get loose in Ohio
• Students Encouraged to Love Others
• Seminole State College students coordinate food drive
• City still waiting on docks, wharf repairs
• Pottawatomie county ranks 32 out of 77 in overall health
• Today in the news: iPhone app catches cheating wife?
• 'I Don't Need No Man' Recital Nov. 8
• Shawnee Commissioners approve clean up over school’s objections
• 2011 Harvest Court to Honor Outstanding Seniors
• Nursing Students Team with SIPS Kafe for 5K
• Farmers discuss drought’s impact on local patches
• Dog still in vet’s care, in need of home
• Juveniles break into Shawnee High School
• Pecan harvest looks dismal
• This week: GOP candidates debate in Vegas
• Pilots and Pancakes
• Two arrested in attempted robbery, kidnapping
• Week in review: iPhone, BlackBerry top the news
• Customers angry over new bank fees
• Sales tax revenue fluctuates in the area
• Resident seeks community support to adopt Peanut
• Intoxicated passenger causes collision
• Today in the news: Thousands line up for iPhone 4S
• Putnam to Bring Chapel Message Oct. 19
• Steele honored by Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Okla.
• Salvation Army volunteers serve spaghetti, raise funds
• Suspect arrested after pursuit, charges pending
• Officials: Lack of sprinkler limits use of community center
• City positions on hold
• Today in the news: Mitt Romney, Herman Cain top new poll
• RAWC to Co-Sponsor Fitness Workshops
• Recreation and Wellness Center to Co-Sponsor Fitness Workshops
• Dallas Hymnologist to Speak Oct. 17
• Today in the news: BlackBerry outage spreads
• 'You Can Know God,' Sharp Assures Students
• Art Professor Paints New Mexico in New Series
• Shawnee city sales tax amounts down from 2010
• Today in the news: US says Iran tried to kill ambassador
• Rain not enough to ease drought
• Shawnee firefighter clowns share lifesaving messages in fun show
• Today in the news: Netflix kills Qwikster
• Two injured in Saturday collision
• Shawnee housing market faring well
• Mortgage rates hit historic lows
• Hardesty widening still in preliminary stages
• This week: iPhone 4S goes on sale
• Week in review: Steve Jobs, Apple top the news
• Today in the news: 3 women share Nobel Peace Prize
• Trustees Approve First Phase of Housing Village
• Tri-County area firefighters are invited to a free appreciation dinner
• Local artist teaches children the power of art
• Shawnee commission calls special session
• Area residents predict OU win over Texas
• Today in the news: Steve Jobs mourned
• 28th Annual Pops Concert to be 'Out of This World'
• Manno-Dean Piano Duo to Perform Recital Oct. 13
• Iorg Presents Aspects of 'Life in the Spirit'
• Bison Glee Club to Lead Worship Oct. 30 in Poteau
• Officials unsure how plan will affect Pottawatomie County
• Today in the news: Wall Street protests growing
• Freshmen to Perform 'Foul Play Follies' Oct. 8
• Distinguished Professor Garrett Presents Gaskin Lecture
• Tecumseh reactivates Blackboard Connect, sets Trick-or-Treat night
• School board unanimously accepts property, approves pay increase
• Patrol releases report in fatal crash involving two deputies
• Today in the news: Hank Williams Jr. booted from ‘MNF’ for Hitler comment
• Paying respect: Funeral services held for Deputy Mike Roberts
• Commissioners enact burn ban in Pottawatomie County
• Renowned Vocalist to Present Recital Oct. 6
• Golden Gate Seminary President to Speak Oct. 5
• Shawnee commissioners approve settlement, recommendations for airport, road projects
• Self defense act licenses consistent at about 300 per year
• Funeral services set for two Pottawatomie County deputies killed in crash
• Today in the news: Amanda Knox freed
• Three COJC escapees captured; administrators relieved of duty
• Shawnee city manager to hire public information officer
• Upgrades to be recommended for airport
• Pilots and Pancakes to fly-in at Shawnee Regional Airport
• Defendant’s case remanded for preliminary hearing
• Drug bust in Tecumseh nets methamphetamine
• This week: Amanda Knox appeal verdict expected Monday
• Mourning the loss
• Week in review: Kobe Bryant, Amazon top the news
• Two Pottawatomie County reserve deputies killed in collision
• Shawnee man faces manslaughter charge following deadly fight
• Today in the news: US airstrike kills al-Qaida leader
• Winter Bible Study Clinic to Focus on Ecclesiastes
• Bison Hill Welcomes Parents, Siblings to Family Day
• Tasty Affair event raises funds
• Recommendation expected on Lake Road Bridge project
• Today in the news: Two-faced cat sets Guinness World Record
• Shawnee man faces 10 felony counts for pornography, sex crimes involving children
• Today in the news: Amazon introduces Kindle Fire tablet
• Grote Encourages Students to Prepare for Adversity
• Earlsboro Public Schools opened food bank
• Shawnee man charged in stepfather’s stabbing death
• Non-jury trial begins in Tecumseh shooting case
• Shawnee man sentenced to 10 years for counterfeit scheme
• Foreman to assume duties of retiring county commissioner until special election
• Tecumseh Fire Department seeks volunteer firefighters
• Wanette man killed in weekend traffic crash
• Today in the news: iPhone 5 expected to be announced Oct. 4
• Shawnee commissioners discuss funding improvement projects
• Today in the news: Dead Sea Scrolls now online
• Nursing Professor Provides Education in Myanmar
• Harman Selected for International Review Board
• Shawnee Chamber of Commerce to host Tasty Affair
• Early birth sparks March of Dimes walk at mall
• School board approves gun sport for Shawnee
• COJC gym incident injures teens, staff members
• Manslaughter verdict: Jury finds Boley man guilty in death of Shawnee man
• This week: Levi Johnston book on Sarah Palin is out Tuesday
• Week in review: Facebook Timeline gets mixed reviews
• Today in the news: Where will satellite hit?
• ODOT awards Pottawatomie County road projects
• Library books can now be downloaded on a Kindle
• Technology Development Group Inc receives high marks for quality
• Pottawatomie County still in a drought despite precipitation
• Update: Jury reaches late-night guilty verdict in manslaughter case
• Jury enters fourth hour of deliberations late Thursday night
• Today in the news: Leaders speak out against Troy Davis execution
• Students Tackle Fall Intramural Sports
• Bison Bicycle Classic joins forces with Pott. County Pedalars
• Fire recovery: A Sense of Charm Gift Shop reopens Thursday
• Pottawatomie County jury convicts Prague man in estranged wife’s shooting
• Today in the news: Jailed hikers freed
• Choral Groups to Lead Worship in Oklahoma Churches
• Speaker Shares Good News for All People
• Freshman Class Enrollment Soars
• Today in the news: New video of Reno air show crash
• Students Invited to Fall Preview Day Sept. 24
• Buchanan Brings 'Kids Celebration' to State Fair
• Commissioners accept Buck Day’s resignation
• Pedalers Invited for 11th Annual Bison Bicycle Classic
• New Bisonette History Book Available
• This week: Republicans square off in another debate
• Therapy dog
• SCCDA pushes for capital improvements
• Week in review: Marine receives Medal of Honor
• Today in the news: More battles in Libya
• Students Remember 9/11
• Students Encouraged to Serve during GO Week
• Fourteen Receive Graduate School Degrees
• OBU Elects Student Government Senators, Freshman Officers
• United Way 'Race' kicks off with help from PBR and Amazing Race star
• CPN to widen Hardesty Road
• Today in the news: Pat Robertson says divorce OK in event of Alzheimer’s
• Campus Activities Board Presents 'To Biggie and Beyond'
• 'Glitter as Forensic Evidence' Topic for Family Chemistry Night
• CPN, A-OK and Union Pacific to work on bridge, open rail line
• County Commissioner Buck Day considering retirement options
• Today in the news: President Obama disapproval ratings hit 55 percent
• No scam: Shawnee Police Association conducts phone solicitation
• Grass fire burns two outbuildings, melts siding on home
• Juries convicts defendants in methamphetamine ring, assault cases
• Wanette incident nets two arrest; school placed on lockdown
• Today in the news: U.S. hikers to be released from Iran prison
• Jury seated to hear trial in methamphetamine ring case
• Oklahoma soldier killed in Afghanistan was Seminole graduate
• Pottawatomie County hires 911 director
• Shawnee police investigate stabbing
• OBU Ranks as Exclusive Oklahoma 'Best Value' on U.S. News List
• Today in the news: Bank of America cuts 30,000 jobs
• Stephens reflects on how military has changed
• City breaks ground at waste transfer station site
• High temperatures will return to Shawnee this week
• This week: Emmy Awards are next Sunday
• Remembering 9/11
• Week in review: 9/11 threats, anniversary
• Today in the news: Nation on alert after ‘credible’ terror threat
• Evangelical Scholar Discusses 'Baptists and Enlightenment'
• Pottawatomie County Free Fair off to a fun start
• City of Shawnee road projects ongoing
• Meeker murder defendant waives preliminary hearing
• Suzanne Gilbert named Agri-Business person of the year
• Today in the news: Google buys Zagat
• Double drowning: Shawnee man dies with friend at Lake Tenkiller
• Shawnee school board approves new hires
• Today in the news: Former NHL players die in plane crash
• Kelly Defines 'Pursuit of God' as Ultimate Quest
• Evangelical Scholar to Lecture Sept. 9, 12
• 2 men drown at Lake Tenkiller
• Shawnee residents voice opinions at third public hearing on city improvements
• Civil War Re-Enactment September 24, 2011
• Book Signing by Bob Perry -- September 24, 2011
• Shawnee backs off plan for November special election
• 3-2 vote: Tecumseh keeps retiring city manager on as a consultant
• Today in the news: Where’s Moammar Gadhafi?
• Three school districts seeking bonds of more than $10 million
• Fair combines tradition, technology this year
• City commission could call for special election in November
• Memorial dedication set to honor fallen law enforcement officers
• Asher schools adopt technology tools, win grant
• City commission to meet
• Shawnee couple holds out hope lost dachshund will be found
• This week: Many 9/11 anniversary events scheduled
• OSBI to investigate DHS handling of Serenity Deal case
• This week: Are you ready for some NFL football?
• Week in review: Rebels hunt for Gadhafi
• Today in the news: Tropical storm headed to Gulf; Katia a hurricane
• Fall Chapels Discuss 'Pursuit of God'
• Purin Earns Doctorate in Music Theory
• Stuck truck snarls traffic on Harrison Street
• Suspect in Shawnee church robbery sentenced to 10 years
• Police, deputies, troopers to step up Labor Day enforcement
• Debris smolders in aftermath of Shawnee Twin Lakes blaze
• Today in the news: President Obama changes date of jobs speech
• Blaze at Shawnee Twin Lakes destroys home; second fire on Lake Road claims barn
• Youth and Family staff air concerns over late payroll
• Today in the news: Lawsuit filed over AT&T, T-Mobile merger
• Whitlock Emphasizes Importance of 'Learned Life'
• Commissioner honored with award
• St. Gregory’s ownership may change, president says
• People voice opinions for, against capital improvements
• Raging grass fire burns 200-300 acres in areas of Tecumseh, Bethel Acres
• Today in the news: Another hurricane on the way
• Fallin speaks at Shawnee airport terminal grand opening
• Head-on collision kills one in Lincoln County
• Shawnee holds public hearing on proposed $20 million regional park
• Today in the news: Irene recovery begins
• Fall Convocation to Open Academic Year
• Men Invited to Sing in 'Brigadoon'
• Public hearing tonight to discuss capital improvements
• Triple-digit heat to continue
• City looks to design plan to improve utility infrastructure
• Case stayed for one defendant in double homicide; other set for arraignment
• Airport celebrates new terminal building
• This week: Dick Cheney, Lil Wayne have new releases
• Week in review: Hurricane Irene leads the news
• Today in the news: Hurricane Irene prompts first-ever evacuation in NYC
• Whitlock Elected to International Association Board
• Videos: Hurricane Irene
• New Staff Join Bison Hill Employees
• Rain, rain come again: Shawnee tallied 4.5 inches in storm one year ago
• Shawnee city crews work on four water main breaks
• Today in the news: Emergency declared in 3 states ahead of Hurricane Irene
• Compton Proclaims God's 'Overwhelming' Love
• Governor returning to hometown of Tecumseh Saturday for Frontier Days
• Grenade found in south Pottawatomie County
• Construction started on Shawnee waste transfer station
• Flawed test scores may affect status at two Shawnee schools
• Bullmania event Saturday in Maud to benefit fire department
• Today in the news: Hurricane Irene threatens East Coast
• OBU's 'Saturday in the Park' to Feature Writer, Rapper
• Shawnee Civil Air Patrol sees promotions of first cadets
• Waves, hail and strong winds causes damage at lakes
• Shawnee man faces burglary charges after welders stolen from high school
• Back to School for Shawnee - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Police standoff in Windmill Ridge ends peacefully; two in custody
• Today in the news: Gadhafi compound falls to rebels
• Nearly 500 Students 'Serve Shawnee'
• Professors Move into Renovated Montgomery Hall
• Incoming OBU freshmen serve Shawnee
• OBU Opens Registration for Kindermusik Classes
• Two Main Street businesses continue clean-up following Loco’s blaze
• Fire destroys home in Bethel Acres; cause undetermined
• Today in the news: Rebels take Gadhafi stronghold of Tripoli
• Professor, Students Minister in Russia
• OBU-Shawnee Community Orchestra Announces Auditions
• This week: Casey Anthony must return to Florida
• Pottawatomie County E-911 mapping to help upgrade GPS units
• Week in review: Bad babysitter puts child in back of pickup
• OBU Welcomes Class of 2015
• Today in the news: ‘West Memphis 3’ to go free
• Cause of fire at Main Street business under investigation
• Owner of destroyed Shawnee business will reopen, not on Main Street
• Today in the news: Is this animal a chupacabra?
• OBU Named 'Best in the West' by Princeton Review
• Commissioners seek additional citizen input
• Fire destroys Shawnee Main Street business
• Shawnee woman grateful for help from others after house fire
• Today in the news: Albuquerque man saves girl being kidnapped
• English Students Receive Awards, Scholarships
• Salvation Army receives final donation payment from CPN
• Shawnee man arrested on child abuse complaint
• Shawnee police recover two welders stolen from Shawnee High School
• Today in the news: Louisiana dad decapitates special-needs son
• Two IFYR contestants died in wreck
• Konawa man pleads not guilty to gas pipeline bomb
• Three Faculty Join Communication Arts Division
• OBU Tops Forbes' Best Colleges in Oklahoma
• Preparatory Department Celebrates with Recitals
• Shawnee police detonate pipe bomb; arrest teen
• Rain welcome, but not soon enough
• Beard Street widening one step closer to reality
• Wildfire consumes vacant home, nearly 200 acres; fire crews protect nearby houses
• Smothermon responds to DHS report in child death case
• Today in the news: Google buys Motorola Mobility
• Konawa man due in court for gas pipeline IED
• News-Star to begin charging for content
• Name of homicide victim released
• Commission gives record amount to schools
• Officials eye 2012 rodeo
• This week: Anniversary of the end of World War II
• Week in review: Republicans go after Obama during debate
• Today in the news: Postal Service wants OK to lay off 120,000
• Unity discussing further affiliation with St. Anthony
• Rain, near normal temperatures only temporary
• Update: Shawnee police continue probe in homeless man's homicide
• Today in the news: Photo of face transplant recipient released
• Turner Named Director of Global Mobilization
• Music Preparatory Department Opens Registration
• Alum Judith James Receives Scientific Honor
• Library to offer Netbook computers for checkout
• Shawnee man charged with providing vodka to teen driver involved in fatal crash
• Low oil prices yet to reflect gas prices
• Today in the news: Taliban insurgents killed in retaliation strike
• New Faculty Join College of Theology and Ministry
• Preparatory Department Announces Choir Auditions
• Sales taxes revenues show increase; down slightly from budget
• Museum Homecoming September 24, 2011
• Today in the news: British PM vows bigger police response to rioting
• Stock market continues to slide
• Flamenco/Mexican Dancers to Perform at MGMoA
• Update: Police interview homeless about drifter found dead under Shawnee bridge
• Today in the news: Pres. Obama gives speech on credit downgrade
• Plans in place to help keep students cool on buses
• Alums Assist with Construction of Denver Church Building
• 911 board tables action on new director
• Update: Grass fire burns out of control near Asher Saturday
• United Way kicked off Days of Caring this week
• Golf courses affected by harsh conditions
• Agreement could move local airport
• Brothers set for arraignment in shooting case
• Heat looks to continue during week
• KidSpace renovations delayed
• This week: Jay-Z, Kanye ‘Watch the Throne’ album out Monday
• Body found under Beard Street bridge in Shawnee
• Week in review: Debt, FAA deals worked out at last minute
• Today in the news: Dow Jones industrial average sees wild swings
• OCTP Announces Continued Accreditation for Teacher Education
• Skaggs Named Dean of Students
• Perkins Named Dean of Enrollment Management
• Water clears test; boil order lifted
• Three injured in head-on collision in Pottawatomie County
• Update: McLoud man arrested for providing alcohol to minor driver charged in fatal crash
• Today in the news: More evidence of water on Mars
• Videos: Virginia Tech gun scare
• Shawnee police take man into custody after standoff
• Manhunt for suspicious suspect unfounded
• Today in the news: Worldwide child porn ring busted
• Emergency canceled, crisis averted
• Water boil precaution limits area restaurants
• OBU Dedicates Statue of President Scales
• OBU Open Today
• Numerous water line breaks wreak havoc on Shawnee
• Water problems prompt Unity to enact emergency plan
• Firefighters enact emergency structure fire response plan
• Today in the news: Obama signs debt deal bill
• Emergency declared in Shawnee
• Marsh Joins Hurley College of Science and Mathematics
• Shawnee fares worse than most during hottest month
• Capital improvements back in the spotlight at meeting
• Tecumseh approves contract for interim city manager
• Burglary suspect found in Macomb pond during manhunt; stolen trailer, Bobcat recovered
• Today in the news: Debt ceiling compromise moves forward
• This week: Debt ceiling deadline looms
• Capital improvements list returns to commission
• Moore set to start school year with Shawnee.
• Week in review: Debt debate dominates the news
• Today in the news: President Obama calls for debt compromise
• Oppressive heat not influenced by Tropical Storm Dan
• Area Post Offices could get the axe
• Bethel Acres date set for neighborhood watch meeting
• Heat burns up agency’s funds
• Extension center hiring new employee
• Kidspace to close for renovations
• Heat may mean more animals, insects
• Today in the news: Airbrushed Julia Roberts ad banned in Britain
• Firefighters battling large grass fire near Macomb
• Local residents react to continued debt limit debate
• Move to help those hit by drought
• Hot temps take toll on vehicles
• 5 things to know about the debt ceiling debate
• Today in the news: Debt debate starting to affect stock markets
• Free Field Trips for 2011-2012!
• Save the Date!
• Today in the news: About 3,700 post offices may close
• McLoud truck driver injured
• Rain gives little relief from heat wave
• Weather Forecast: July 26
• Today in the news: Amy Winehouse autopsy inconclusive
• Meeker woman waives hearing in arson case
• Water rationing lifted in Maud
• Defendant in Mexican meth ring withdraws guilty plea
• Blanton moved to Atlanta hospital
• Hot temperatures during the Dust Bowl, Great Depression
• This week: NY same-sex marriage law takes effect
• Week in review: Scores dead in Norway attacks
• Video: Latest on Friday's bombing, shootings in Oslo
• Today in the news: ‘Don’t ask, don’t tell’ ends
• Local senors react to debt limit fight
• Dr. Scales Statue to be Dedicated Aug. 1
• Salvation Army prepares Back to School Basics program
• Drought takes toll on some area lawns
• Today in the news: Space shuttle Atlantis lands safely
• Camp RAWC Helps Kids Choose Fitness
• Alexanders Share Open Homes, Open Hearts
• SGU hosts “Soles 4 Souls” shoe drive
• Alum Dennis Jernigan Lives a Redeemed Life
• One year later: Troopers continue to investigate fatal crash
• Today in the news: Leopard mauls 6 in India; attack captured in photos
• Tomatoes, field crops slowed by extreme weather
• Twins Sadie and Madie Gardner Cause a Ripple Effect
• Volunteer’s needed for ombudsmen program
• Eight Retire from Bison Hill Faculty and Staff
• Date set for Lincoln County Free Clothing Closet
• Local farmers, ranchers feeling the effects of drought
• Hammond Retires After a Quarter Century on Bison Hill
• Today in the news: Rupert Murdoch hit with shaving foam pie at hearings
• Bierd addresses commission about water
• Videos: Rupert Murdoch attacked with shaving foam; testifies before Parliament
• Alum David Dennis Shares Second Chances
• OBU Hosts 255 Students for All-State Chorus Workshop
• Mastin Releases First Novel
• Graduate Michael Weaver Wins Emmy
• Snow cone, yogurt sales increase with hot temperatures
• Road projects progressing
• Water conservation urged for southern Pott County residents
• Today in the news: Midwest bakes in heat; East will get hit later this week
• Shepherd’s Kids Cafe meeting lunchtime needs
• City deals with barrage of line breaks caused by heat
• IFYR honors H.E. ‘Gene’ Rainbolt, BancFirst
• Rodeo wraps up; champions decided
• All-Around Cowboy, Cowgirl named
• Civil Air Patrol hosts youth academy
• 2012 IFYR youth directors selected
• Blanton shows signs of progress; awake, communicating
• This week: Senate committee takes on Defense of Marriage Act
• Week in review: Brits Harry Potter and Rupert Murdoch dominate the headlines
• Today in the news: ‘Harry Potter’ fans love final film
• Colorado cowgirl heads barrel racing event
• Son of rodeo legend, Tuff Hedeman, competes this week
• Security in place at IFYR
• Today in the news: Mistrial in Roger Clemens case
• Paden bull rider inspired by rodeo legends
• Two Professors Join College of Fine Arts Faculty
• Meeker barrel racer reminisces on time spent at the IFYR
• A horse is a horse, of course
• Governor's burn ban invalidates bonfire exemption at IFYR
• Rainbolt, Bancfirst to be honored at IFYR
• Fifth member inducted into IFYR Hall of Fame
• Remember February?: Winter harder on humans, psychologist says
• Girl injured at IFYR remains in critical condition
• Chandler's two-steppin bullrider
• Strother barrel racer looking forward to a career with animals
• Tennessee cowboy born into rodeo world
• Ada cowgirl in IFYR
• Kentucky cowgirl new to rodeo
• Texas, Illinois cowboys in IFYR
• Prague woman volunteers at IFYR
• Jury suggests life terms plus 158 years for crime spree defendant
• Today in the news: US women’s soccer team headed to World Cup final
• Shawnee city sales tax rises slightly
• Contestant injured at IFYR
• Today in the news: First ladies pay respects to Betty Ford
• IFYR: Tuesday morning results
• IFYR: Monday evening results
• Jury trials begin in Pottawatomie County
• IFYR: Monday morning results
• Today in the news: Debt ceiling fight continues
• IFYR round-up
• Chandler cowgirl competing in IFYR
• Earlsboro cowgirl competing in second IFYR
• Colorado cowgirl makes trip to Shawnee for IFYR
• New Mexico cowboy visits IFYR for second year
• Florida contestants competing at IFYR
• Water rationing ordered in Maud
• Tecumseh cowgirl making third IFYR appearance
• IFYR: New Mexico cowboy set for bullriding
• Tecumseh student in first IFYR
• IFYR: Sunday evening results
• Contestants arrive for IFYR, experience rodeo for first time
• Rodeo starts early for some
• Pottawatomie County defendants set for trial this jury term
• Local woman provides care, gift packages
• Dale dedicates sign to Aragon
• Four to present the colors at IFYR
• Rodeo check-in continues
• Motorcycle accident doesn’t slow down Carpenters
• This week: Final ‘Harry Potter’ film opens
• Week in review: Casey Anthony not guilty, will go free July 17
• County commissioners incur funding delays over holiday
• College of Nursing Receives $50,000 Butterfield Grant
• Video: Final space shuttle launch
• Shawnee teen gave gift of life to others
• Tecumseh to seek $4 million loan to build water line from reservoir
• Today in the news: Casey Anthony to be freed next week
• Blackstone Wins Art Awards
• Official IFYR check-in beginning Friday morning
• Alum Jim Spurr Named Shawnee Poet Laureate
• Board terminates Pottawatomie County’s 911 center director
• Today in the news: Facebook announces Skype feature
• Shawnee roofing company pays it forward
• Railroads priority at Lamb’s business roundtable at GCTC
• Foulis Named Assistant Professor of Spanish
• Tecumseh hires interim city manager
• Heat, slight rain chance possible through Friday
• Norman man injured in accident at Kickapoo and Mall Drive
• Today in the news: Casey Anthony not guilty of killing Caylee
• Casey Anthony not guilty of murder
• Local contestants entered in IFYR
• Huey helicopter dedicated at memorial
• Number of IFYR contestants still up
• Annual boat parade takes place
• Drought takes toll on hay crops
• This week: Last space shuttle launch set for Friday
• This week: Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest is back
• Shawnee’s water supply in good shape despite drought
• Today in the news: Dominique Strauss-Kahn freed
• Work resumes on Jim Thorpe Stadium
• Pink Elephant Campaign is under way
• Some locals forgo travel this holiday weekend
• July 4 forecast: Hot with a chance of hot
• Today in the news: NBA lockout begins at midnight
• Videos: Casey Anthony trial
• Shawnee man pleads guilty to making child pornography
• Today in the news: Newsweek’s Princess Di cover getting slammed
• Update: Toddler died of abdominal blunt force trauma
• Post Office closures not expected to impact Tri-county
• Gordon Cooper Technology Center holds national gathering
• Extreme fire danger, holiday fireworks caution
• Fireworks sales consistent with past years
• Shawnee’s schools expected to outgrow facilities by 2015
• Today in the news: Bristol Palin says Sarah Palin has decided on presidential bid
• Pottawatomie County deputies probe child’s death
• Firefighters battle house fire in Earlsboro
• Today in the news: Ex-Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich guilty
• Cars on display at Woodland Veterans Park
• This week: Michele Bachmann to formally announce bid
• Week in review: Whitey Bulger caught, Wal-Mart suit thrown out
• Today in the news: Columbo actor Peter Falk dies at 83
• Solar storms expected
• Drought conditions return on the heels of a heat wave
• Kubicek Releases 'Leadership is Dead'
• Robinson, Blue Named to New Academic Leadership Posts
• Suspect in Shawnee church robbery, kidnapping case faces charges
• Today in the news: Mob boss Whitey Bulger captured
• St. Gregory's Memorial Day bike race raises money for monks
• Independence Day Parade and Celebration
• Today in the news: J.K. Rowling and the new Harry Potter website
• Tobacco products to get graphic labels
• Today in the news: Newt Gingrich loses more supporters
• OBU Presents First Hobbs Award to Dr. Tom Elliff
• Boy Scouts enjoy first day of camp
• Commission approves 2011-2012 budget
• Today in the news: Supreme Court says no to Wal-Mart lawsuit
• Date set for Macomb alumni banquet
• Shawnee men honored by Alabama Militia
• Collectors show tractors at heritage festival
• This week: Wimbledon kicks off with Isner-Mahut rematch
• Week in review: Weiner resignation is top story
• Oklahoma to consider new 50-year water plan
• Today in the news: Oprah wants O.J. confession
• Rain possible through weekend
• Miss Oklahoma begins reign
• State horse show begins at expo center
• Today in the news: Anthony Weiner resigns
• Food prices could start to decline
• Video: Anthony Weiner resigns
• Farris Named to State, National Teacher Education Roles
• D. Gregory Main named 15th SGU president
• Waterline break closes part of Highland
• Today in the news: Obama administration sued over Libya campaign
• Pottawatomie County begins early phases of budget process
• Convention, visitor’s bureau receives campaign marketing awards
• Bethel sales tax fails
• Today in the news: GOP debate winners
• Kelly Receives Distinguished Teaching Award
• Cox Receives Meritorious Service Award
• Dean Receives Promising Teacher Award
• New roof for His Helping Hands Ministry
• Seminole man searches for recyclables along road ways
• Shawnee's future holds more road construction
• Today in the news: BART cop who killed man goes free
• Bethel tax issue to go to vote
• City plans to expand on dilapidated house efforts
• Steele hopes to make water a priority for state
• This week: Republican presidential hopefuls debate Monday
• Local man charged with animal cruelty
• Week in review: Anthony Weiner scandal, Delta and returning soldiers
• Today in the news: Sarah Palin emails released
• Police nab corn dog burglar
• Shawnee sales tax declines in June
• National Sports and Recreation Ministry Center Bolsters Local Ministry Efforts
• Area accidents injure three
• Britan Mills competes for Miss Oklahoma title
• Downtown Shawnee experiences growth
• June brings warmer than average temperatures
• Shawnee could use short-term loan to fund capital improvements
• Today in the news: Alabama gov signs strict immigration law
• Today in the news: Flying bear kills 2 in Quebec accident
• Federal grand jury indicts two local men
• OBU Receives Marketing, Recruitment Award
• Division of Teacher Education Receives Continued Accreditation
• Shawnee commits additional funding to combat blight
• Summer of streets set to begin
• Today in the news: Will Anthony Weiner resign?
• Shawnee farmer combining wheat for 65 years
• Appeals court upholds judgment against Pott. County Jail
• Today in the news: Apple unveils iCloud
• Drought could have long lasting effects
• Hearing set for Shawnee teacher
• City commission to look at storm shelters
• This week: The top viral videos of May
• Knight's Car show in Shawnee
• Week in review: Cellphones and cancer, John Edwards indicted
• New rules could increase electricity charges
• St. Benedict Church gets a new bell
• Today in the news: Chinese teen sells kidney for iPad
• World traveler visits Shawnee
• Energy boom posible
• Today in the news: Food pyramid dropped for food plate
• Space Available for Camp RAWC Wellness Adventures
• Dogs rescued near Macomb
• Today in the news: Are the Smurfs racist?
• Gabrielse Named Dean of Fine Arts College
• Murimi Receives Gates Grant for Life-Saving Research
• Hickman to begin 160-year sentence for ponzi scheme
• Babysitter receives suspended sentence in toddler’s death
• Today in the news: WHO says cellphones could cause cancer
• School of Christian Service Presents Awards, Scholarships
• Teenager drowns; 2 injured in accident
• Memorial Day services uninterrupted by winds
• IFR Deadline two-weeks away
• Week in review: New York's 26th district elects Democrat
• Week in review: Casey Anthony trial begins in Florida
• Municipal park set to open on Memorial Day
• Week in review: Joplin, Mo., tornado is the deadliest since 1947
• Memorial Day looks to be hot and muggy
• Commissioners purchase two Kickapoo properties
• Today in the news: Obama extends Patriot Act
• Shawnee High School commencement
• City meets to discuss Kickapoo arrangements
• NRC names Moody superintendent
• Today in the news: Elizabeth Smart's kidnapper gets life in prison
• Brothers charged in shooting incident
• Construction blamed for water line break
• Today in the news: John Edwards may face indictment
• Shawnee High School commencement Thursday night, final days of classes Thursday
• Shawnee water problems resolved
• Shawnee water customers could wake up to little or no water
• Tornado touches down near McLoud Road
• Two dead in accident
• Tornado watch in effect for Pott County
• Wellness Center to Offer Summer Swimming Lessons
• Severe storms chances increase
• Today in the news: Tim Pawlenty announces presidential run
• Rawls Makes Debut Performance at Metropolitan Opera
• OBU Crowns Intramural King and Queen
• Shawnee man critically injured in crash
• Final district maps sent to the governor
• Agreement on Jim Thorpe Track project
• Acme road paving nears end
• This week: President Obama heads to Europe
• Week in review: Doomsday prophesies nothing new
• Today in the news: NATO destroys Libyan ships
• Tecumseh graduation held at Raley Chapel
• Today in the news: President Obama announces Egypt, Israel plans
• Oklahoma senior LB Austin Box dies
• Rembrandt lecture Thursday night at Mabee Gerrer Museum
• Tecumseh graduation moved to Raley Chapel
• Today in the news: Rapture group gets ready for the end
• OBU camp to offer fun wellness activities
• Camp RAWC to Offer Fun Wellness Activities
• Outstanding Students Recognized at 2011 Awards Convocation
• Dale High School class of '61 participating in Project Talent again
• Oil prices take dive, gas prices remain steady
• Today in the news: Israel couple name baby ‘Like’ after Facebook
• McLoud looks at adding, increasing water fees
• Expo center improvements spotlighted at commission meeting
• Shawnee residents Thunder-up
• Today in the news: Donald Trump not running for president
• Board Approves Academic Reorganization
• Shawnee High School student competes in up coming IFYR rodeo
• OBU Confers degrees on 248 graduates
• This week: Rahm Emanuel to be sworn in as Chicago mayor
• City orders additional six houses demolished
• Week in review: Mississippi River flooding could be among worst ever
• Colder weather expected to linger through weekend
• North Rock Creek announces finalists for superintendent
• OBU Confers Degrees on 248 Graduates
• Today in the news: Taliban kills 80 in retaliation for bin Laden
• Hatcher, Wolverine receive Patriot Award
• McLoud Boy Scout Troop to hold spaghetti dinner
• Threats made at Seminole Nation Council meeting prompt further investigation
• Shawnee school board discusses possible actions track project
• Shawnee Mission receives new walk-in freezers
• Today in the news: Big oil drilled over billions in tax breaks
• Nursing Graduates Receive Pins
• Commencement to Honor 248 Graduates
• Family Promise of Shawnee annual Volunteer Awards Banquet
• Chick-fil-A presentation a no show at Shawnee Economic Development Foundation
• Today in the news: Bin Laden relatives want proof of death
• Bennett, Robison Present Colorful Senior Art Show
• Shawnee city sales tax up this May
• Seminole State College offerings Kids Camp series
• House redistricting moves forward, Senate plan stalls
• County commissioners support plans for Bryan Street interchange
• Poker run set Saturday to benefits sheriff’s reserve program
• Maud bond issue passes in landslide
• Today in the news: Microsoft buys Skype
• Senior Taunia Logan Presents Multi-Faceted Art Show
• Senior Kirsten Betterton Presents Art Show
• Young Presents Bold Lines, Women in Art Show
• Graduation venue unchanged for Tecumseh seniors
• One year later: Rebuilding after the May 10, 2010 tornado outbreak
• Severe weather chance increase
• Today in the news: Engineers try to save Memphis, New Orleans
• Maud to vote on bond issue
• McCarthy Urges Students to 'Go'
• Lankford addresses issues
• Shawnee police arrest two after drive-by shooting
• Law enforcement puts out warning after drug overdose
• St. Gregory’s University graduates honored at commencement
• Sun shines bright on Kolache Festival
• This week: Deficit reduction talks resume
• Week in review: A decade to find bin Laden
• Governor Fallin to Bring Commencement Address
• Czech heritage on display in Prague
• Ribbon cutting ceremony held for City’s new waterline
• Today in the news: Al-Qaida confirms bin Laden’s death
• OBU Welcomes 234 Freshmen on 'Super Enrollment Day'
• Today in the news: President Obama visits ground zero
• Jim Thorpe stadium project back on track?
• Shawnee wildfire qualifies department for FEMA assistance
• Today in the news: Bin Laden death photos won’t be released
• Gas prices near $4 milestone
• Today in the news: Bin Laden unarmed during raid
• Oklahoma Home and Community Education week declared
• Details on Broadway Avenue closing released at commission meeting
• Locals react to bin Laden death
• Wanette man jailed in shooting incident
• Today in the news: How the U.S. found and killed bin Laden
• Locals deployed by American Red Cross to aid South
• US used 'multiple methods" to ID body
• Victim's brother content with bin Laden death
• Inside the raid that killed bin Laden
• US kills Osama bin Laden decade after 9/11 attacks
• Bin Laden hid in Pakistan city laden with military
• Today in the news: How tornadoes work
• Today in the news: Relive the royal wedding
• COCAA set to break ground on Seminole senior housing center
• Rain chances, lower temperatures expected over the weekend
• Today in the news: Prince William and Kate Middleton tie the knot
• Macomb Schools to serve free breakfast and lunch during summer
• Shawnee Rescue Mission receives help
• Lankford holds town hall at Gordon Cooper Technology Center
• State fatalities down in March
• Shawnee school board sets dismissal hearing
• Relay for Life tonight at OBU
• Today in the news: Tornadoes devastate the South
• Benefit Jamboree for Asher centenarian
• Simulated catastrophic disaster shines light on immunization week
• Today in the news: Obama releases birth certificate; PlayStation accounts hacked
• Burn bans lifted; firefighters urge residents to take precautions when burning
• Nelson Presents 'Body and Mind' in Senior Art Show
• End of Instruction testing to change graduation rules
• Today in the news: Video shows Texas motorcyclist being hit by car
• Pottawatomie County burn ban terminated
• Shawnee experiences extreme drought and minor flooding in same wee
• Dog park to open soon
• Today in the news: New Wii in the works
• McKiddy offers warmth through Coats for Kids
• Bryant to Perform Junior Vocal Recital May 3
• Prague man bound over in murder, kidnapping case
• Davenport, Marchbanks to Present Cello, Vocal Recital
• David's Creed to Lead Worship in OKC
• Music Preparatory Department Announces Auditions
• Today in the news: British woman finds Jesus in towel
• State looks to consolidate COEDD
• Today in the news: The history of Peeps
• Thunderstorms drop heavy rain, hail on Pottawatomie County.
• Today in the news: Record number of right whales spotted on Earth Day
• Severe thunderstorms possible over the weekend.
• Easter Mutt Strut slates new location
• Bethel participates in paper drive
• Oklahoma Department of Corrections names McLoud correctional officer Supervisor of the year
• Shawnee police search for suspect in domestic shooting
• McLoud schools consider changing class schedules
• Expo parking lot designs revealed
• Shawnee schools host Earth Day art contest
• Today in the news: Amazon outage takes down Reddit, Foursquare
• OBU Music Preparatory Department announces auditions
• Bison Jazz Orchestra Plays Live at Ritz Theater April 29
• Chamberlain to Present 'Lessons Learned' Senior Art Show
• Shawnee Honor Choir Concert to Feature 40 Area Children
• Bruce Merits Award at National Media Conference
• Tecumseh student awarded millennium scholarship
• Cost causing more drivers to run out of gas
• Today in the news: Many questions on first anniversary of oil spill
• Bison Glee Club Concert to Offer Sacred, Secular Favorites
• OBU Remembers 'Path to the Cross' with Special Service
• O'Brien to Read from 'The Things They Carried'
• Students named as 2011 Sister Cities delegates
• Local Relay for Life event approaching
• Tecumseh students start petition to change graduation site
• Rain chance increase throughout the week
• Housing market heats up in Shawnee
• Today in the news: Houston 6-year-old takes gun to school; 3 hurt
• Music Students Take Honors in State Competition
• McCarthy to Bring Commissioning Message April 27
• Bisonettes Present 'Music of Poetry' Spring Concert April 26
• PAL program moved to FNB April 20
• Kiwanis program shares dangers, effects of distracted driving
• Shawnee to continue efforts in retail recruitment
• Today in the news: ‘Royal wedding’ dance an Internet sensation
• Hunt to Perform Senior Flute Recital April 25
• Elliott to Perform Senior Trumpet Recital April 25
• Avila Debuts Senior Art Show April 21
• Seminole State College employees honored
• Three injured in Seminole County traffic accident
• Family Promise of Shawnee sponsors 5K run in Shawnee
• SIFE Team Serves Others through Wal-Mart Grant
• City of Shawnee condemns additional three houses
• Shawnee school officials to call in bond on stadium project
• Shawnee to accept low bid for mall road improvements
• Number of IFYR contestants up from last year
• Today in the news: A look at Prince William
• Today in the news: Taxes due Monday
• Today in the news: Gas prices nearing record high
• Tribes host events at Shawnee Mall
• E-911 director, emergency manager pleads guilty in misdemeanor DUI
• High-speed chase suspect sentenced to three years
• Students Recognized during Model Arab League Simulation
• Rabies cases up around the state
• Thunderstorm brings hail, Tornado to the Tri-county area.
• Students Selected for National Convention Internships
• Three Join OBU as Admissions Counselors
• Today in the news: Zsa Zsa Gabor wants a baby, husband says
• Shawnee city attorney hired
• University Chorale to Present Spring Concert April 19
• Myers received Oklahoma book award for poetry
• Deal on new Oklahoma congressional lines
• French Comedy to Close Foreign Film Festival April 19
• Myers Receives Oklahoma Book Award for Poetry
• Accomplice pleads guilty in Arizona prison escape
• 4-H sewing club presents surprise baby gifts to columnist
• Shawnee Rescue Mission receives $100,000 grant
• Update: Meeker woman killed in domestic dispute; husband jailed
• Today in the news: President Obama unveils deficit reduction plan
• City sales tax barely up, but no furloughs needed
• Update: Name of Meeker woman shot, killed in domestic dispute released
• Goforth to Perform Senior Trumpet Recital April 18
• FBI looking for man who robbed Midwest City bank
• Rudebock Honored with ACBSP Teaching Excellence Award
• St. Gregory’s Earth Day celebration scheduled this week
• Regional sports park highlights commission meeting,
• Meeker woman injured in traffic accident
• Graduation venue remains a hot ticket in Tecumseh
• Today in the news: Japan upgrades severity of nuclear crisis
• Funding for capital improvements continued.
• Symphonic Band to Present Spring Concert April 14
• Today in the news: Toddler served alcohol at Applebee’s
• Human Trafficking Big in Oklahoma, Elam Says
• Harrah man dies in traffic crash
• 'Smoke on the Mountain' Debuts April 14
• Project Graduation selects t-shirt logo
• Music Preparatory Choirs to Present Spring Concert
• Today in the news: Kate Middleton changing the perception of the royal family?
• Bethel Schools finds a new superintendent
• Bids to be opened on S.H. 18 project.
• City commission to have special meeting on Monday
• Today in the news: Miracle dog gains fans all over the world
• Shawnee Little Theatre set first ever Kid’s Camp for June
• Fallin reappoints Overland to Transportation Commission
• Gas prices continue to climb
• Paramedic, police officer misdemeanor DUI cases set for May hearings
• Today in the news: Countdown to shutdown
• Macomb names new superintendent
• Students Fund 'Not for Sale' through Paint-a-Thon
• Learning Communities Set Freshmen on Course for Success
• Nguyen to Present 'My Anthropology' Senior Art Show
• OBU Honors 530 Years of Service
• Today in the news: Another quake hits Japan
• Rowland to Perform Senior Recital April 15
• Ellis Elected Student Government President
• Melton Joins Graduate School Staff
• CAP teaches scouts seeking merit badges how to pre-flight airplane
• Library hosts discussion on “The Things They Carried” tonight
• United Way closes out 2010 operating accounts
• Shawnee native Robert Henry inauguration held at Oklahoma City University
• Today in the news: Budget battle continues
• 'Don't Be a Bully!' Showcase Welcomes Local Children
• Tecumseh student awarded FFA scholarship
• Faculty and Staff Honored as 'Seven Who Care'
• OBU to Celebrate Bobby Cox Day
• Shawnee woman sentenced for wire, tax fraud
• Shawnee school board finalizes contract with Moore
• Bond issue fails
• Today in the news: Government shutdown possible
• Fallin seeks disaster declaration for winter storm, Pott. County included
• SPAR Adoption Fair scheduled at Shawnee Feed and Garden Center
• 'Splash' Spring Affair Hits April 9
• 'Smoke on the Mountain' Premieres April 14
• Orchestra Celebrates 10th Season with Louima Lilite
• Flowers, Jones to Perform Junior Recital April 10
• Semi, pickup collide on U.S. 177 near Tecumseh
• Today in the news: 9/11 suspects to be tried at Gitmo
• Seek to be Significant, Sanders Tells Students
• David's Creed to Lead Worship in Bartlesville
• Paint-a-Thon to Start Blitz Week
• Seminole company honored with two awards
• The News-Star’s website ties for first in AP/ONE contest
• OBU hosts lectures on seeking wisdom
• Driver convicted in Mark McGee’s death; youth camp deadline April 15
• Today in the news: Anniversary of Martin Luther King’s death
• Wes Watkins Reservoir to get equestrian trails
• Today in the news: The best April Fools’ pranks
• Veterans Memorial topic of presentation
• Upgrade to camera system may be more high tech
• Today in the news: Quran burning reportedly leads to Afghanistan attack
• Seminole's Made In Oklahoma Festival set April 2
• Shawnee’s Safe Communities and The Kelsey Briggs Foundation host event at park
• OBU to Host Sessions on 'Seeking Wisdom'
• Lowry Presents Fashion Designs, Paintings in Senior Art Show
• Absentee voting slated for today, Monday
• Polston to Perform Senior Recital April 4
• 'Machuca' to Show April 7 in Foreign Film Festival
• Youth aviation adventure promotes science.
• Today in the news: Mega Millions winners come forward
• Meeting scheduled to resolve stalemate over new track
• Minter Business Lecture to Feature GiANT Experiences CEO
• Former teller sentenced in bank heist
• Embrace an Extraordinary Gospel, Hatmaker Pleads
• Neighbors to Perform Senior Recital April 3
• Unity schedules Spring Benefit, tickets available now
• SIFE Receives Grant to Work with Benedict Street Marketplace
• Local business to make presentation at State convention.
• Today in the news: President Obama announces new energy plan
• Building permit approved for Kohl’s
• St. Gregory’s special needs students eligible for funding
• Nominations Now Open For Top OBU Honors
• Local tribes receive housing development grants.
• Today in the news: Donald Trump birth certificate not official
• Building permit approved for Kohl’s.
• Collegium Musicum to Feature Works on Period Instruments
• Tickets available for Habitat Fiesta Dinner and Auction
• Whistleblower case against Shawnee company settled
• Bacone, OBU Take Collegiate Ministry Basketball Honors
• Macomb to vote on school bond issue
• Students Engage People, Cultures on GO Trips
• Area schools’ superintendent carousel continues
• Minimal moisture expected throughout the week
• Today in the news: Cobra on the lam
• Tecumseh man injured in early morning wreck
• Tri County Happenings: March 28th
• Weather Forecast: March 28th
• Today in the news: Remembering Elizabeth Taylor
• Security cameras to help at McLoud schools
• Harlem Ambassadors to play in Shawnee
• Weather Forecast: March 27th
• Today in the news: Reagan assassination attempt was 30 years ago
• Seminole State College offering ballroom dancing
• Shawnee residents honored at Miracle Makers dinner
• Tri County Happenings: March 26th
• Weather Forecast: March 26th
• Today in the news: Violence in Syria
• Hunter education course tomorrow
• Award-Winning Artist Presents Senior Show on Bison Hill
• Britan Mills selected in Teach for America
• University Chorale to Present Spring Concert Tour
• OG&E grants available for area teachers
• Dance team sweeps at regional competition
• Tecumseh OKs purchase of fire truck, hears utility rate study
• Habitat for Humanity slates work day
• Sherrard Reflects Delight in Senior Art Show
• Hamrick to perform senior recital
• Seminole Boy Scout Troop to host seminar
• Tri County Happenings: March 25th
• Weather Forecast: March 25th
• Local farmers and ranchers feeling the effects of prolonged drought.
• Shawnee to build park for dogs
• Board reinstates Lincoln County E-911 director
• Today in the news: NATO to take over Libya mission
• Portable frames for recycling available to rent
• Seminole State College Global Studies program booking now
• Enrollment now open for Cow Calf Boot Camp
• First Two Join Volunteer Services
• Technology Day offers insight to career paths
• Video needs votes to win for charity
• Airport renovations progressing
• Drought conditions worsen for Central Oklahoma
• Tri County Happenings: March 24th
• Weather Forecast: March 24th
• Today in the news: Elizabeth Taylor remembered
• Founders' Day Message Shares Day's Heart for OBU
• Students Present at Honor Society National Convention
• 16 area students receive scholarships
• OBU Students In Free Enterprise team wins competition
• Weather Forecast: March 23rd
• Local students recognized for work in robotics.
• Today in the news: U.S. fighter jet crashes
• Street cliosing
• Hunter Recital to Feature Show Tunes
• Clark Earns Doctorate in World Religions
• Red Flag fire warning issued
• City street light requests due consideration
• Tri County Happenings: March 22nd
• Weather Forecast: March 22nd
• Commission holds special meeting
• Commission approves master plan for regional park
• Today in the news: World mourns Knut the polar bear
• Theatre Students Garner Attention at Regional Festival
• Senate OKs $15 million to shore up Oklahoma's Medicaid
• City’s new raw water transmission line complete.
• Master plan headed to commision
• Steele highlights legislative agenda
• Commissioners to hear Regional Park presentation
• New Roof for OBU's Oldest Structure
• Hamrick to Perform Senior Recital March 25
• Shawnee city commission to interview attorney candidates
• SIFE Team Wins at USA Regional Competition
• Tri County Happenings: March 21st
• Weather Forecast: March 21st
• Today in the news: Facebook post saves family
• Today in the news: ‘Supermoon’ lights up night sky
• Weather Forecast: March 19th
• Today in the news: Violence continues in Libya
• Update: Puppy hit by car at Will Rogers School recuperating
• Amber the Lake Road dog has a new personality
• OBU students present research papers at Sooner Communication Conference
• City of Shawnee earns tree recognition
• Shortcomings for March 18th
• Argentine Flick Next in OBU Foreign Film Festival
• Weather Forecast: March 18th
• United Way celebrates milestone
• Senate passes ban on texting while driving
• Today in the news: Japan nuclear crisis; the tweet that got worker fired
• Founders' Day Tribute, Message to Honor Alan Day
• Fire weather watch issued for Oklahoma
• Communication Arts Students Present Research
• Shortcomings for March 17th
• Burn ban remains in effect as fire dangers increase
• City announces special meeting
• Relief efforts under way in Shawnee
• Oklahoma Senate OKs bill to overhaul teachers pensions
• AAA Oklahoma again offering Tipsy Tow service
• Shawnee sister city Nikaho rattled by quake, spared by tsunami
• Water line insurance offer prompts anxious phone calls to City Hall
• Oklahoma teachers rally for pensions, classrooms
• Blackboard Connect emergency notification system launches
• Slocum, Reinhart perform senior recital
• City of Shawnee sales taxes increases; no furlough days expected
• City orders demolition of five dilapidated homes.
• Today in the news: Nuclear meltdowns still feared in Japan
• Bisonettes to Tour Midwest with Spring Concert
• OBU Offers Events for Students and Youth Ministers
• Bison Glee Club Travels to Metroplex on Tour
• University Chorale to Perform March 27
• Reinhart, Slocum Present Senior Recital
• Road contracts approved
• Steele reacts to Hospital Provider Fee act
• Blackboard connect emergency notification system set to launch
• Pottawatomie County’s United Way makes history
• Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality honors Shawnee schools
• Street closing
• Today in the news: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction tomorrow
• Today in the news: How earthquakes happen
• Today in the news: Earthquake, tsunami devastate Japan
• McCarther's Art Show Reflects Life Q&A
• Pianists Dean, Sanders to Present Recital March 26
• 8 OBU students safe in Hawaii
• Students Safe in Hawaii
• Today in the news: Muslim hearings begin
• Hobbs Lecture Draws Benefits of Rational Theology
• Blackboard Connect testing begins
• Interviews with superintendent candidates complete
• Today in the news: Shakeup at NPR after tea party video
• Twelve Receive Graduate School Degrees
• Mata Ortiz Pottery lecture Friday at Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
• Shawnee Police Department to increase warrant enforcement
• Today in the news: Millions of dead fish wash up near L.A.
• Deadline for eligibility to vote in School Runoff this Friday
• Suspicious package found at Tinker AFB inert
• Cooperative water agreement approved
• Rising fuel prices could spur natural gas boom
• Tecumseh council approves cooperative water agreement
• Cost may curb city efforts to recycling.
• Today in the news: ‘Angry Birds’ headed to Facebook
• Phillips Says to Be Faithful and Bear Fruit
• Taste of Home Cooking School April 8
• Brand to Present Hobbs Lecture March 9
• Lady Bison Win NAIA Crown
• Pioneer Library System features variety of events
• Salvation Army luncheon a success
• Backhoe cuts electricity to up to 40,000 customers
• Premium sale estimated figures down from last year
• Guns on campus?: College administrators oppose House bill
• McLoud discusses annexation; no time table given
• Kris Steele honored at premium sale
• Pott. County Junior Livestock Show concludes with swine competition
• Today in the news: Are you ready for Mardi Gras?
• Today in the news: Sunday talk-show lineup
• Trustees Approve Budget, Capital Campaign
• Today in the news: Basketball player dies after making winning shot
• Memorial Recital to Honor Digby Bell
• Arrests made in drug overdose of Harrah students
• Aviation adventure planned for local youth.
• Brenden Laughlin to Perform Junior Recital
• Today in the news: NFL lockout averted - for now
• Today in the news: Steve Jobs introduces iPad 2
• Curbside recycling may soon be a reality in Shawnee.
• Benedict street to remain closed.
• 'Parable of the Little Pig' Portrays Identity in Christ
• Bacher, Stephens, Streck, Wasik to Perform Recital
• Dr. Omer Hancock Lives 'As Iron Sharpens Iron'
• Opera Theater's 'Figaro' Continues March 3
• Search for superintendent continues, snow days accepted.
• Today in the news: Laughing baby a hit; House passes temporary budget bill
• Theatre's 'Androcles and the Lion' Opens March 4
• Central Oklahoma Economic Development District schedules Ombudsman training
• Nancy Shelton Exhibits the Essence of Encouragement
• Graves, Flynt to Perform Senior Vocal Recital
• Jim Thorpe Stadium near completion, track still in limbo.
• Today in the news: World leaders try to oust Moammar Gadhafi
• Senior Jonathan Bell to Present Senior Art Show
• Bison Glee Club to Sing March 6 in Oklahoma Churches
• Alum Publishes Christian Finance Book
• Pottawatomie County Democratic Party precinct meeting March 10
• Local transit system earns state award
• New Staff Join Recreation and Wellness Center
• Alum Takes Family to Africa to Experience Sacrifice, Love
• Eric’s Pharmacy celebrates 16 years
• Harrah children injured in ATV accident
• Shawnee announces plan to step-up code enforcement
• Laster, Cockroft attend Legislative luncheon
• David's Creed Band Focuses on True Worship
• Radaker Brings C.S. Lewis to Life
• Underwood ready for July
• Lovin’ livestock
• Donovan Named Director of New Volunteer Services
• Alum McGuire Models Perseverance, Achievement
• McLoud Masonic Lodge to host historical society dinner
• Area roads getting attention after major snow storms
• Enrollment Dates Set for Summer, Fall 2011
• Habitat slates work day Saturday
• Benedict Street to close from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday.
• Keegan to Read 'Depending on the Weather' March 3
• OMEA Top Honors Recognize Alumni, Faculty
• Tourism, city improvement focus of commission meeting.
• City removes 82 year-old wading pool.
• Family loses heeler, found heeler finds new home
• Theatre for Young Audiences Presents 'Androcles and the Lion'
• James Blue Memorial Concert to Benefit Mission Shawnee
• ‘WinterSong’ to Benefit Habitat for Humanity, Sustainable Shawnee
• First United Bank Contributes $25,000 to Student Fund
• Valerie Bradshaw named Shawnee teacher of the year
• Local schools to make up snow days.
• Faculty/Staff E-mail Under Repair
• 'Bella Martha' to Show Feb. 28 in Foreign Film Festival
• Mozart's Timeless 'Figaro' Opens Feb. 25
• Radaker to Portray C.S. Lewis Feb. 23
• S.T.A.R.T program introduces new truancy officer
• Gordon Cooper hosts technology day
• Shawnee grows by 4.1 percent in 10 years
• Railroad to fix three additional 'critical' spots
• Pottawatomie County New Readers Book Club meets at library
• Love Depends on the Heart, Smalley Says
• Compton Shares Message of Hope
• 'Heaven's Rain' Subjects Speak on Forgiveness
• Dog found at The News-Star
• Deep freeze in Mexico expected to affect fresh produce supplies.
• OBU Board Vice Chair Alan Day Dies
• Drought condition threatens wheat crops.
• Opera Theater's 'Marriage of Figaro' Opens Feb. 25
• A ‘Groovy’ good auction may set record for Tecumseh chamber
• Local non-profit goes green
• Traffic commission recommends closing Broadway
• Drought condition threatens wheat crops.
• Bisonettes to Perform in OKC Metro Area Feb. 27
• Alum Randy Utt Named Social Studies Teacher of the Year
• Broken water lines effect area
• Joel Engle Talks about True Faith in Chapel
• employment rate up in the county
• Cockroft looks to end income tax
• Winter storms have minimal impact on heating and air contractors.
• Harrison construction will not conflict with Kickapoo project
• No furloughs
• Nine Students Featured In Annual Concerto-Aria Concert
• Murimi Joins School of Business
• Oklahoma road conditions
• Songwriting challenge deadline extended
• UPDATE: Winter storm injury statistics
• Snow causes depression, irritability
• Municipal filing ends, races set in Maud, Wanette
• 'Heaven's Rain' Movie to Show Feb. 15
• Griffith Selected for National Leadership Training
• Meyer, Lewis Piano Concert Postponed to March 21
• Sub-freezing temperature sets record low in Oklahoma
• Poetry Reading Postponed
• UPDATE: Power outages reported across Oklahoma after storm
• Sub-freezing temperatures reported across Oklahoma
• Shawnee city commission tables new ordinance
• UPDATE: Statewide road conditions
• ExxonMobil to resume operations
• OBU On "Snow Day" Schedule Thursday
• Major Oklahoma airports slowly resume operations
• Few power outages in Oklahoma as result of snowstorm
• Oklahoma National Guard teams to help motorists
• Yard parking ordinance rejected
• OBU Closed Wednesday
• 21st annual pig roast and trophy auction recognizes Gouker, Townes
• More precipitation on the way
• Focus Week to Concentrate on Building Strong Relationships
• Businesses close, meetings canceled because of pending weather
• Municipal filings continue for Pottawatomie County towns
• Poetry Reading to Feature Keegan Feb.10
• Duo-Pianists Meyer, Lewis in Concert March 21
• Students Study Art, Design, Communications in Big Apple
• Alum Signs Publishing Contract
• Tecumseh Chamber of Commerce Auction rescheduled
• Be ready for more winter weather
• Shawnee High School Class of ’63 reunion planned
• Some items still limited at local stores
• David's Creed to Lead Worship in Shawnee-Area Churches
• Basketball Hosts JBU Tuesday Afternoon
• Winter weather wears away at water lines
• Local independent film company seeks support
• Candidates in area towns declare candidacy on first day of filing period
• Local stores retstock for storm
• James Blue Memorial Benefit Concert Rescheduled for Feb. 28
• SGU’s ‘Lolek’ postponed until March
• Oklahoma Press Association awards News-Star, staff
• Kris Steele lays out agenda
• Winter storm strains shelters’ supplies
• Two Personnel Named to New Posts
• Okla. Legislature set to convene, listen to Fallin
• OBU Set To Operate On Normal Schedule Monday
• OBU Postpones Monday Games, Hosting JBU Tuesday
• Weather Continues To Affect Operating Schedule
• OBU Theatre Auditions Set for Feb. 13
• City crews continue to work to clear streets in Shawnee
• Josh Cockroft begins political career.
• Winter storm strains shelters supplies.
• Oklahoma authorities discouraging travel due to snow
• Dean/Sanders Recital Postponed
• Crews continue to clear roads; Central Disposal to try Monday to pick up trash
• UPDATE: Statewide road conditions
• Storm still causing problems
• Local businesses recovering from storm
• UPDATE: SUV plunges into icy Okla. river; killing 3
• OBU Closed Friday
• Some businesses open again: schools still closed
• Oklahoma digging out slowly after blizzard
• White House approves Gov. Fallin’s request for storm aid
• OBU Closed on Thursday
• Aid available to local residents
• Storm continues to wreak havoc
• One side of Will Rogers Turnpike reopens
• Gov. Fallin asks White House to authorize federal disaster declaration for winter storm
• UPDATE: Statewide road conditions
• UPDATE: Area places closed today, Wednesday
• A glance at snowfall totals in Oklahoma
• OBU Closed on Wednesday
• Local shelters weather the storm.
• Winter storm paralyses area and state
• UPDATE: Roads closed due to weather
• Updated road conditions
• Stabilization act in effect
• American Red Cross ready to battle winter storms
• Slick, hazardous roads halt most of state
• Area prepares for winter weather
• OBU Closed on Tuesday
• City, county crews prepare
• Tuesday's business and other closings
• Local businesses and shelters prepare for winter storm.
• Early closings announced
• Gov. Mary Fallin declares emergency as winter storm approaches
• Pianists Dean, Sanders to Present Recital Feb. 6
• 'Evangelist to Intellectuals' to Speak in Chapel Feb. 2
• Steele lays out legislative agenda
• Shawnee chamber banquet set
• Proposed legislation to boost local contractors
• OBU Erects Track Complex Structure
• Shawnee Mall hosts speed dating
• Shawnee Habitat for Humanity schedule work day
• Seminole County Conservation District encourages residents to buy trees
• Tecumseh to test new mass notification system
• Shawnee Police Foundation honors business sponsors
• Social networkers can subscribe to Tecumseh Police Department
• Heritage Quilt Show
• Kelly Tackles the 'Great Sin' in Chapel
• Flu cases rise, reported numbers more than double at hospital
• Probationary firefighters settling in at Shawnee
• City announces plan to continue revitalization efforts.
• Gas prices expected to stabilize
• Sen. Laster outlines session goals.
• Alpalcas in the expo
• New city ordinance may add $20 to fines
• Spring Chapels Continue C.S. Lewis Theme
• Downtown businesses discuss possible closing of street
• Tripoli comes to FireLake Grand
• Book club to meet
• City wide notification system given nod
• Icy conditions close schools, postpone games
• Christian Apologist Broadens Students' Worldviews
• Aspiring Musicians Invited to Main Event
• AT&T Contributes $15,000 to Learning Communities Project
• $114 million in capital improvements adopted
• Proposed city parking ordinance causes controversy
• Shawnee Honor Choir Trip to Tulsa Cancelled
• OBU Opening at 9:30 a.m. Thursday
• OBU Operating on Inclement Weather Schedule
• Alum Kris Steele Appointed Oklahoma Speaker
• Gerber Receives Alexander Ringer Award in Music
• James Blue Memorial Benefit Concert Set for Feb. 8
• Crews ready
• Remember pets during cold weather
• Non-prescription drug recall becomes a non-issue to local residents
• Brock Joins OBU as Director of Development
• Lawmaker to file bill banning texting; use of cell phones in school zones
• Coburn wants to discuss gun access by mentally ill
• Flu season is here, are you ready?
• Slover bridge could remain closed indefinitely
• Nurse disciplined for having sex with patient
• Homeless but not heartless
• Rain needed soon
• David's Creed to Lead Worship Jan. 30 in Bethany
• Shawnee Honor Choir Selected for State Performance
• OBU Donates Desks to Area Schools
• OBU:EYE Imparts Truth about Bison Hill
• Shawnee commissioners to take action on capital improvement plan projects list
• Latest sales tax receipts in for Shawnee
• No impact
• Expo center hosts anticipated event
• Temps dip low, workers struggle to stay warm
• Independence street closes to monitor tanks
• OBU Offers C.S. Lewis Study Tour to the UK
• Gov. Mary Fallin takes oath on cold, wintery day
• Area road conditions
• Friends of library meeting slated
• Local manufacturer wants roadway closed to the public
• Winter mix expected
• Thompson to Present Senior Recital
• Reneaux receives goodwill after personal tragedy
• Shawnee High School to host cheer clinic Saturday
• Unity Health Center to sponsor healthy heart event
• Rep. Josh Cockroft receives assignments
• Shawnee beautification committee looks to repair damaged planters
• Business Students Set Charity Fundraising Record
• Shawnee couple to open new business in McLoud
• Missing 16-year-old boy found safe in Shawnee
• Weekend water main break causes road closing
• Chamber leadership class presents check
• ‘Bison Spirit’ resides in governor’s mansion
• Tecumseh library offers Babygarten program soon
• Family, police ask for help finding missing teens
• Shawnee Rescue Mission receives $450K renovation grant
• Gov.-elect Fallin speaks about being Oklahoma's first female governor
• OBU Fares Well In National Cost Report
• 'Bison Spirit' Resides in Governor's Mansion
• Pottawatomie County officers take oaths of office
• Three new faces: Tecumseh council has changing of the guard
• Student's Artwork Chosen for Starbucks Anniversary Blend
• Central Oklahoma Economic Development District seeks ombudsman volunteers
• Library to host reception for Pott. County coordinator
• Family Promise to give donated vehicle to local family
• Pioneer Library System to focus on author Tim O’Brien
• McLoud sees rapid growth, improvements
• Winter fishing
• 2010: A look back
• ODOT plans resurfacing projects
• Phase 2 of Oklahoma Veterans Memorial continues
• Smoking can end this year
• United Way nears annual goal
• Volunteers make Christmas sacks for prisoners
• Patrons invited to benefit Habitat, Sustainable Shawnee
• Pottawatomie County commissioner set to retire
• Christmas wish put on hold for child with kidney disease
• Salvation Army uses 'angels' to help families
• GCTC, Airport work together toward needed improvements
• Pillow Pets, Zhu Zhu Pets popular this year
• Stabbing suspect remains jailed, granddaughter speaks out
• Shawnee parent thankful of school's reaction to bomb threat
• Christmastime events planned for Shawnee area this week
• Campus community supports new additions, growth
• State representative, local residents speak about funeral protestors
• Christmas cheer dampened with local dog dumping epidemic
• AAA Oklahoma again offering Tipsy Tow to drinkers
• OBU historic rock wall dismantled, saved for posterity
• Staff Report December 5th-11th, 2010
• Leadership group to feed hungry children in Shawnee, Earlsboro
• Group to feed hungry children
• Weekend earthquake near McLoud registers 3.2 magnitude
• Seeking a miracle: 5 year old shares her Christmas wish with Saint Nick
• Communities mourn: Three killed in Asher accident laid to rest
• Weekend adoption fair set for rescued pups
• Shawnee High School academic letter jacket recipients named
• Shawnee citizens divided on sales tax increase idea
• Yard parking penalties: Shawnee residents weigh in on proposed ordinance
• Puppy angel tree available at Shawnee Mall
• Deadline for Supper with Santa tickets set for Dec. 7
• McLoud students help with food donations
• Processing numbers on the rise; Shawnee teen takes first buck
• Snow chances slight possibility this week, crews ready
• Mission Shawnee opens Christmas Store to help local families, children
• Shawnee seeing boost in new home construction
• New businesses opening across town in Shawnee
• Christmas parade held in Shawnee
• City construction projects under way
• Weekly Staff Report: 11/21 to 11/27/2010
• Christmas Eve and New Years Eve Trash Pick up Schedule.
• United Way Survive the Challenge winners announced
• Shawnee's annual Christmas parade set for Dec. 2
• Grass fire spreads near McLoud
• Local fans react to wild finale
• How to help the homeless, improverished brace for winter
• Bikes for Kids program seeks donations
• Sailor dogs settling into new environment
• Police participate in Operation C.A.R.E.
• City says, ‘Shop Shawnee’
• Locals discuss family traditions
• In from Iraq: Canine 'brothers' arrive safely in Oklahoma
• Business is up for local grocery stores
• More families traveling this Thanksgiving
• Askins seeks Oklahoma Supreme Court seat
• Shop celebrates Christmas with lighted water features
• Districts in Lincoln Co. announce open offices on school board
• Water line project about halfway done
• Elisens to speak at AARP meeting
• Project Safe to host annual shelter shower
• Let the giving begin: Salvation Army kicks off red kettle drive
• Unity Health Center quality award
• BNSF to start work on rail reconstruction soon
• Shawnee police union drops grievance for issue included in letter of 'concerns'
• Dollar General Store to be constructed without citizen support
• Christmas parade entry deadline extended
• Shawnee swears in three commissioners
• Chick-Fil-A eyes property, wants infrastructure assistance
• Chick-Fil-A considers nesting in Shawnee
• “In the Air We Breathe,” documentary film screening Nov. 18
• Dr. Kaay inducted as Fellow of Internal Medicine
• 13 North Rock Creek students selected to All-District band
• Dry spell broken
• 30 Inch Water Line Progress Update
• Past police chiefs reflect on union experiences
• Shawnee Trap Club has small membership, big needs
• Retired educator Bob Brown honored
• Remembering veterans
• GCTC program honors veterans
• Time to donate to Scouting for Food drive
• Weather bodes ill for wheat farmers
• Twister recovery: Survivors reflect on May 10 tornados
• Going up: City's sales tax revenue continues to rise
• Pecan pickin': Time is ripe for cracking, shelling, baking
• Mabee-Gerrer gala brings ancient Egypt to Shawnee
• Veterans Day Observance
• Contract ends; SPAR relinquishes dog to original owners
• Annual Thanksgiving meal set
• Vet program offers free car wash
• Gordon Cooper to offer chainsaw safety class
• Mark Bravo to speak at Shawnee and Tecumseh libraries
• First freeze expected for area
• Chamber Retreat 2010 City Presentation Information
• Iraqi dogs at risk: Mission to bring Charlie, Bandit home delayed
• City releases capital improvement projects list
• Hammy Horton building demolished in Shawnee
• The search is on for Mrs. Shawnee International
• Tecumseh library plans events
• OBU students create accreditation display
• Shawnee municipal courts experiencing negative numbers in revenue
• State election results
• Doug Belshe to sign copies of memoir
• Dale resident donates WWII German sheepskin coat to historical society
• SQ 744 shot down by voters
• Republicans win District 27, U.S. Congressional District 5 races
• Pleasant Grove, Seminole to merge
• Pott. County commissioner re-elected; voters choose Lincoln County judge, sheriff
• Fallin projected to be first female governor of Oklahoma
• Christmas Parade on December 2
• Polls open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
• U.S. 177 and Acme Road: Signal light proposed for intersection
• Drive-thru shooting: Community receives free annual flu shots
• Bark in the Park: Canines compete in CCI costume contest
• ABU alum receives poetry awards at fall meeting of poetry society
• City engineer shares breakdown of Kickapoo widening project costs
• It’s candy time!
• Shawnee westside neighborhood cleanup successful
• Special assistance available for some voters
• Relatives of Tecumseh couple killed in New Mexico seek $40 million
• Official Trick or Treat Night - Saturday 10/30/2010 5:30-8:00pm
• City of Shawnee details counts of charge filed against IUPA
• Charges filed against IUPA after Shawnee police chief's leadership questioned
• Lions mobile screening bus to travel to Shawnee
• St. Gregory's trail more than halfway complete
• Second chance to 'bark in the park' set in Shawnee
• Health center offers free drive-through flu clinic
• New leases available at Shawnee Twin Lakes
• Life after puppy mill: Adopted dogs find new leash on life
• Shawnee city commissioners learn Expo needs, see improvements
• Volunteers requested for Oct. 23 neighborhood clean-up
• Shawnee city commissioners request more information on trap club
• Progress on the 30 inch raw water line continues!
• Soldier returns home, awaits canine brothers' arrival from Iraq
• Appreciation shown to supporters of "Bringing Home the Brothers" project, event set
• City of Shawnee to acquire property for 'public safety'
• Trees to be given away
• Introduction to Beef Cow Nutrition program planned
• Mikles Family Farm celebrates 5 years
• Installation continues on water line
• The circus is coming to Shawnee: Mayor to ride elephant in show
• Suicide awareness: Proclamation, walkathon, aimed at prevention
• McLoud resident files suit against city
• Annual chamber meeting slated
• Pottawatomie County District a candidate for Oklahoma Supreme Court
• SMA Saves $220K on Green Project at Water Treatment Plant
• Oklahoma's District 5 Congressional seat candidates discuss key issues
• Upward trend forming with city sales tax
• Salvation Army’s Spaghetti Day set for today
• OBU students to stay ‘Up ‘til Dawn’ to benefit St. Jude
• A time to clean, sell, shop
• Donation from book proceeds made to Kelsey Briggs Foundation
• Shawnee senses seismic activity
• Earthquake rattles parts of Oklahoma
• Downtown Shawnee, Inc. to phase out organization
• Shawnee rejects bids for fire department alarms, sprinklers
• Andean Musicians to Perform at Museum
• Agenda Automation and iPad Q & A
• Monday evening accident damages historic downtown building
• Candidates talk issues in Tecumseh
• Airport construction under way, more projects planned
• YMCA to hold community celebration
• City approves receipt of $1.49 million water loan
• Register by Oct. 8
• Think Pink event teaches breast cancer awareness
• Community-wide quilt auction slated
• Raw Water Line Pipe Delivered
• Bison Bicycle Classic celebrates 10 years of cycling
• 7-year-old helps raise funds for Muscular Dystrophy Association
• IPads in City Government - Effeciency Driven
• Fox News iPad Story - 10/05/2010 9:00pm
• Shawnee commissioners to lead city with iPads
• OBU’s Family Day scheduled for Oct. 9
• Deadline extended to help bring ‘brothers’ back to U.S.
• Framing company supports breast cancer awareness
• Tasty Affair auction results announced
• Area 4-H'ers honored at annual banquet
• 'A Tasty Affair' auction, fundraiser held
• Fifth annual Kelsey Briggs run held
• Senior Citizen Center hosts fundraiser
• Flu season fast approaching, shots ready soon
• Unity Health Center's Think Pink event set
• Arizona fugitives accused of kill a Tecumseh couple indicted on capital charges
• OBU students cross cultures through ‘Hands On’ missions
• Cowboys rookie WR socked with $54,896 dinner tab
• YMCA pool opens, community celebration planned
• 42nd Annual Seminole Nation Days festival draws large crowd to Seminole
• Downtown Shawnee, Inc. plans to continue
• Tecumseh Fire Department to start flowing fire hydrants
• Shawnee Board of Education calls special meeting
• Pottawatomie County Advocates for Voter Education forums scheduled
• National Certification Course for Water Fitness to be held at OBU
• Pott. Co. Jr. Livestock show rule changes made
• Tecumseh High School students keep annual homecoming parade
• Resident 'concerned' about homeless in her neighborhood
• 'Free clinic' announces plans to relocate
• McLoud property owner pursues legal action against city
• Downtown Shawnee Christmas parade to continue, board says
• Santa Fe Homecoming days slated
• United Way kicks off 2010 campaign drive
• Shawnee city commissioners hear capital projects priority items
• Bid: Puchase and Installation of Carpet and Tile for the Shawnee Senior Center
• Shawnee receives visit from Japanese Consul General
• Stadium drain on hold until meeting
• Showing honor: Oklahoma Veterans Memorial
• Pottawatomie County commissioners designate $3.8 million
• St. Gregory’s to host blood drive
• St. Gregory's Trails project progresses
• SCVB reports record month
• Free Garage Sale Weekend! October 15-16
• Shawnee to hire additional firefighters
• OBU centennial book signing slated for Sept. 23
• Tecumseh library hosts safety day
• City-wide garage sale opportunity slated
• 'Poo' poses problem for North Park resident
• Democratic headquarters to host coffee parties
• OBU News 30 Season Begins Thursday 09/23 on local Channel 30
• Paintings. Poetry. Pie!!!
• Free Field Trips!
• A Tasty Affair slated
• United Way fundraising kick-off slated
• Local soldier seeks help bringing home 'brothers'
• Church, community carnival slated for October in Shawnee
• Shawnee teens’ project adds murals to library walls
• Furloughs unnecessary for September, city manager says
• Downtown Shawnee Inc. executive director resigns
• Gala Tickets Now Available!
• City sales tax revenue up slightly for month
• Stephanie Pfeifer and Katie Mikles to ride in World Equestrian Games
• Chamber votes to oppose SQ 744, supporter responds
• Rainy week forecasted for area
• Owner of 1965 SHS class ring sought
• Reading of the Constitution of the United States of America
• Seepage still a problem for construction of stadium
• Local Foods Dinner set for Sept. 21
• Health care costs could rise with decision
• St. Gregory’s to host annual road race
• Staff Activity Report - August 29 - September 4, 2010
• Canines fetch, splash, swim and play at weekend Dog Pool Party
• Jail trust, county commissioners hold joint meeting
• Bison Bicycle Classic set
• Pottawatomie County Fair entries requested
• March of Dimes kick-off held, ambassador family shares story
• Rail updates given, new study planned
• City's Parks Department discusses 'pressing needs'
• Turnpike traffic expected to be heavier due to holiday and games
• New city utility personnel to help improve service
• Ethics Commission fines Seminole man $500
• H2O: Volunteers offer hope for homeless, impoverished
• Contract dispute possible
• ODOT to add shoulders to SH 39
• Memorial benches arrive, more to come
• Raye Dawn Smith to be in court Wednesday
• Museum seeks donations to construct new building
• Bethel student named Miss Junior Teen OKC
• Motorcycle safety committee meets
• Canines to enjoy pool party in September
• Utility crews busy with line breaks Friday
• Spew on the 'Poo: Hydraulic leak leads to afternoon road closure
• City of McLoud to reap RV park revenue
• Deja vu, take five: Mall sale postponed, again
• SH 102 improvements part of ODOT plan
• Staff Activity Report for August 15 — 21, 2010
• City Hall Offices Closed Friday 08/27/2010 for Furlough Day
• City Hall to close Friday for August furlough day
• YMCA pool to open within next few weeks
• Shawnee boasts highest rainfall in state Tuesday
• Inhofe presents Congressional update
• Tecumseh annual library sale coming up
• Mabee Gerrer Museum teams up with Family Promise
• Tecumseh voters elect new mayor, Ward 4 councilor
• Dog park plans under way for Shawnee
• Lincoln and Seminole counties primary election to take place
• Pott. County voters head to the polls today
• Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art Introduces Creative Art Exhibit to help Homeless Families
• Voters to decide runoff, Tecumseh city races
• Neighborhood gets cleaned up by volunteers
• Oklahoma Mesonet new websites available
• ODOT plans to widen SH 9
• Primary election takes place Tuesday
• City continues nuisance code enforcement efforts
• OBU students to 'spruce up' areas of downtown Shawnee
• City of Shawnee alarm system ordinance talks continue
• Arrests bring relief to family of murdered Tecumseh couple
• Search for deputy's shooter continues
• Heading home: Soldier's remains to be buried Saturday in Muskogee
• Deputy shot: Bulletproof vest saves life; suspects sought
• Update: Bulletproof vest saves deputy's life
• Criminal investigation of OHP Trooper Howard closed
• SGU student gets third runner-up in Miss International 2010
• OSHA files lawsuit against Kwick Stop
• Deputy, reserve deputies, honored
• Project 114 Detailed at Preservation Oklahoma
• Lucky dog: Shot Labrador Retriever recuperating
• Joint meeting of jail trust, county commissioners, planned
• Library cards earn freebies, discounts for readers
• Youth return to the classroom, drivers cautioned
• City approves two ordinances, defers third
• Run against child abuse planned
• Archway, benches to complete Veterans memorial
• United Way to kickoff 2010 campaign drive
• Unity donates $175K for homeless shelter
• City commissioner questions validity of furlough days
• ‘Steppin’ for Restrepo’ coming up
• Unity Health Center donates $175,000 for purchase of homeless shelter
• Barry Switzer speaks about trip to Iraq
• Volunteers needed for August work days
• New assisted living center coming to Shawnee
• Labor of Love founder dissolves charity
• Shawnee receives $1.68 million OWRB loan
• Sales tax receipts in; furloughs continue
• Toddler story time to return to Tecumseh library
• Steele proposes changes in House
• Apply now for absentee ballots
• McLoud Historical Society Museum hosts open house
• Benzene found in McLoud businessman's water; city supply tests OK
• Global missions leader Avery Willis dies
• City receives $1.68M OWRB loan
• Crews continue to repair building
• City engineer: Kickapoo Street paving to begin early spring
• Shoppers need not worry if mall sells
• McLoud businessman expresses drinking water safety concerns
• Broadway to remain closed for repairs until weekend
• Accident injures one Wednesday on Kickapoo Street
• Memorial blood drive to be held in child's honor
• City quickly repairs main break
• Tax free: Shoppers have three days to save statewide
• Sales tax holiday continues across state
• City garage spends money to save, make money
• Mummy gets a Face Lift!
• NEW WARRANT HOTLINE!
• Disaster Assistance Available
• New Trash service to begin July 1st, 2010.
• New Trash Service begins July 01, 2010....
• Trash service for Shawnee Twin Lakes day has changed.
• Bulk Waste schedule for August 2010
• RFP: Sanitary Sewer Rehab (various locations)
• Sanitary Sewer Rehab-Pre Bid Meeting-August 4, 2010.
• Membership Drive
• SHAWNEE NATIVE HONORS GEORGE FAMILY
• Educational Programs and Activities
• Centennial Walk
• Museum exhibits "spirit of Christmas"
• February - LEON ROGERS BRINGS IN THE CLOWNS
• 2005 People's Choice Quilt Winners:
• Museum Discovers Stories Behind the Art
• Art event, fundraiser set April 17 at Mabee-Gerrer
• Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art Offers Free Admission for 5th & 6th Grade Class Trips
• MABEE-GERRER MUSEUM OF ART IS GOING TO THE DOGS!
• Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art Expanding Summer Programs
• Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art Offering Drawing Clinic
• Mabee-Gerrer to Offer Free Docent Training Workshops
• Show your support with every purchase that you make!
• Scholarships Now Available to Public Schools!
• Youth Volunteers Tackle Santa Fe
• Special Health Screening at Shawnee Senior Center
• Shawnee Senior Center Calendar of November 2 to November 13, 2009
• Medicare Information Program to be held at the Shawnee Senior Center
• Rep. Steele to Present Legislative Update at Shawnee Senior Center
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Pottawatomie County
• Shawnee Senior Center Presents Check To Shawnee Veterans
• Shawnee Senior Center Calendar for the Week of April 20 – April 24, 2009
• Shawnee Senior Center Calendar for the Week of April 6 - April 10, 2009
• Shawnee Senior Center Calendar for the Week of March 30 – April 3, 2009
• Shawnee Senior Center Calendar for the Week of March 23 – March 27, 2009
• Shawnee Senior Center Calendar for the Week of March 16 – March 20, 2009
• Shawnee Senior Center Monthly Meeting Notice for March 10, 2009
• Shawnee Senior Center Calendar for the Week of March 9 – March 13, 2009
• Flu Shots at Shawnee Senior Center
• Shawnee Senior Center Calendar for the Week of Feb. 23 – Feb. 27, 2009
• Shawnee Senior Center Calendar for January 26 to 30, 2009
• Shawnee Senior Center Calendar for January 19 to 23, 2009
• Shawnee Senior Center Calendar for January 12 -16, 2009
• Shawnee Senior Center Calendar for January 5 , 2009 - January 9, 2009
• Shawnee Senior Center Calendar for December 29, 2008 to January 2 , 2009
• 10th Annual Farming Heritage Festival
• Sorority Support for Deployed Troops
• SSC National Guard Award
• National Guard Award for Shawnee Senior Center
• SSC Calendar For Week Of October 22nd - 26th
• Shawnee Senior Center Upcoming Events For Shortcomings
• Chickasaw Nation Donates $3000 to Shawnee Senior Center for Troops

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