Articles written by Gloria Trotter
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Letter To Daddy Still Rings True Today
(Editor’s Note: This column first appeared here in Nov. 2000, almost 20 years ago. It seemed...
Weather Forecasting Center Located In Tecumseh
Tecumseh weather forecasting is in the big time now, with two highly trained and experienced...
Hot Topics, Heated Discussion During Luncheon
Two local legislators bounced the ball around last Friday at a Shawnee Forward legislative...
She'll See If Her Sisters Are Falling Apart Too
I get that as you get older, your body parts start deteriorating. Joints ache, feet hurt, eyeballs...
It's A Calm Legislative Session According To County Legislators
Pottawatomie County legislators proclaimed the current legislative session "calm" and said they...
Holy Week: Message Of Unconditional Love
Holy Week is the most joyous time of the year. It is also the saddest time of the year. On this...
Tough Issues Discussed At Legislative Luncheon
A tough issue with cost of living increases in pensions, a brewing fight with the Attorney General...
Inhofe Continues Work With Union Pacific
U.S. Senator Jim Inhofe has been in Congress since 1987 - more than three decades away from home. E...
School Report Card Throws A Bell Curve
The latest version of the school report cards got a close look from Tecumseh school board members...
A Feast Of Information Served At Legislative Luncheon
Veteran state senator Ron Sharp was down in his back and pretty much down on state government as he...
Talk Of OKC Sit-In Elicits Somber Reactions From Students
Joyce Henderson wanted to get arrested that day, but she went to the bathroom and missed the chance....
Maybe There's Something To Biorhythm
(Editor's Note: This column was first published in December of 1994. I figure that's so long ago...
Legislatures Discuss Challenges At State Capitol
Freshman legislator Danny Sterling has been most surprised by how little time he has to review...
Williams Found Guilty
Why did the jury decide Brooklyn Williams was guilty of second degree murder and deserves to spend...
Tecumseh Police Department Has New Surveillance Drone
Plans for a pavilion at Tecumseh Cemetery were back on the agenda at the February meeting of the...
Jury Trial Begins In Murder Case Of Officer Justin Terney
"It seemed like an eternity." That's how long it took to get medical help to fallen Tecumseh Police...
Senator Sharp Targeted In Opposition Research
A career teacher turned state senator is apparently being targeted for his concerns about charter...
Looking Back Over Dr. King's Legacy
(Editor's Note: This column was written in 1988 but is still timely today, especially as we honor...
Middle School Student Defies Robber, Alerts Police
A Tecumseh Middle School student spent the day in the spotlight Monday after defying an armed...
Board Selects Eight Teachers For Special Recognition
Tecumseh school board members Monday night picked eight teachers for special recognition with the...
Northcott Pleads Guilty To Felony Embezzlement
A former Tecumseh Chamber of Commerce executive director pleaded guilty to a felony count of...
2019 Brings Changes To City Council Meeting
Things were a bit topsy-turvy at the Tecumseh City Council's first meeting of 2019 Monday night....
Tecumseh PD Connecting To The Community
From Santa sightings to wanted fugitives, the Tecumseh Police Department has taken to Facebook to...
Shawnee Looks At Management Group To Run Expo Center
The City of Shawnee appears to be in the final stages of negotiations with a major management...
City's Oldest Church Has New Owners And New Purpose
It’s as though they were coming back the next Sunday. The Bible is open on the altar, the...
