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CACCO Executive Director KC Campbell addresses Pottawatomie County Commissioners Tuesday while requesting continued county partnership and funding. Suzie Campbell, Countywide & Sun

CACCO Executive Director KC Campbell addresses Pottawatomie County Commissioners Tuesday while requesting continued county partnership and funding. Suzie Campbell, Countywide & Sun

County reinstates burn ban

Pottawatomie County is back under a burn ban.The burn ban went into effect the morning of Oct. 6...
Jefferson Elementary Principal Jennifer Epperley speaks with the Shawnee Board of Education during the Oct. 5 meeting, as Instructional Coach Katelyn Miears , Nedra Edwards and Isaiah Peters look on. They led the flag salutes and invocation and also led the Board in a math-based game of "I'm Thinking of a Number." Photos by Natasha Dunagan, Countywide & Sun

Jefferson Elementary Principal Jennifer Epperley speaks with the Shawnee Board of Education during the Oct. 5 meeting, as Instructional Coach Katelyn Miears , Nedra Edwards and Isaiah Peters look on. They led the flag salutes and invocation and also led the Board in a math-based game of "I'm Thinking of a Number." Photos by Natasha Dunagan, Countywide & Sun

Stucker Complex construction is progressing

The Stucker Complex construction is going well at Shawnee High School, according to Shawnee...
Evelyn VanBuskirk (left) and Steven Martin were presented with the 2026 Volunteer of the Year Awards at the 18th Annual Honey Do Auction. Photos by Suzie Campbell, Countywide & Sun

Evelyn VanBuskirk (left) and Steven Martin were presented with the 2026 Volunteer of the Year Awards at the 18th Annual Honey Do Auction. Photos by Suzie Campbell, Countywide & Sun

Honey Do Auction raises $105,639

The 18th Annual Project: SAFE Honey Do Auction raised $105,639 to help victims of domestic violence and sexual assault rebuild their lives.The Oct. 1 event filled all 67 available tables at the Grand Casino Hotel and Resort.
Nine-year-old Logan Brown (Kermit the Frog), son of Stephanie Brown, pushed four-month old Pickles (Miss Piggy), owned by his grandmother Susan Ham, around the petting zoo before entering the costume contest, for ages 7-10, during Fall Fest on Oct. 3. Brown won Best Overall. Other winners included Most Creative: Scarecrow, Thea Nsabimana; Funniest: This Is My Costume, Leo Martinez and Judges Choice: Zombie Character, Rhiannon Hays. Photos by Julie Talton, Countywide & Sun

Nine-year-old Logan Brown (Kermit the Frog), son of Stephanie Brown, pushed four-month old Pickles (Miss Piggy), owned by his grandmother Susan Ham, around the petting zoo before entering the costume contest, for ages 7-10, during Fall Fest on Oct. 3. Brown won Best Overall. Other winners included Most Creative: Scarecrow, Thea Nsabimana; Funniest: This Is My Costume, Leo Martinez and Judges Choice: Zombie Character, Rhiannon Hays. Photos by Julie Talton, Countywide & Sun

Shawnee gets in the holiday spirit with Fall Fest

The Bethel Lady Wildcats won the Class 3A Regional Tournament at home on Sept. 29 and 30. They clobbered Crossings Christian, 16-0, and dropped Davis, 8-0, on the first day, and came out champions against Crossings Christian, 11-4, on the second day. They will begin the Super Regional/Area tournament today (Oct. 8) at noon and 2 pm, as they host Prague. Photo provided

The Bethel Lady Wildcats won the Class 3A Regional Tournament at home on Sept. 29 and 30. They clobbered Crossings Christian, 16-0, and dropped Davis, 8-0, on the first day, and came out champions against Crossings Christian, 11-4, on the second day. They will begin the Super Regional/Area tournament today (Oct. 8) at noon and 2 pm, as they host Prague. Photo provided

Bethel Lady Wildcats are regional champs

Shawnee sophomore Ava Plumley hits it over the net during the home match against Tecumseh on Oct. 1. The Lady Wolves won, 3-1. The set points were 25-16, 22-25, 25-21, 25-12. Photos courtesy of Kenetta Lisenbee

Shawnee sophomore Ava Plumley hits it over the net during the home match against Tecumseh on Oct. 1. The Lady Wolves won, 3-1. The set points were 25-16, 22-25, 25-21, 25-12. Photos courtesy of Kenetta Lisenbee

Shawnee Volleyball hosts Tecumseh