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Craig MacIntyre, Robert Kinsey and Linda Capps pose at the Tecumseh School Board Meeting where spOKeLAHOMA’s Oklahoma Gravel Growler event hosted a fundraiser and Citizen Potawatomi Nation wrote a check for $2,423 to TPS. Countywide & Sun/Julie Talton

Craig MacIntyre, Robert Kinsey and Linda Capps pose at the Tecumseh School Board Meeting where spOKeLAHOMA’s Oklahoma Gravel Growler event hosted a fundraiser and Citizen Potawatomi Nation wrote a check for $2,423 to TPS. Countywide & Sun/Julie Talton

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There’s Still An Open Seat At The Tecumseh School Board

Julie Talton
Thursday, June 13, 2024
Prior to the start of the June Tecumseh School Board meeting, Craig MacIntyre (owner of spOKeLAHOMA) explained that Linda Capps with Citizen Potawatomi Nation was issuing a check in the amount of $2,423 from his Oklahoma Gravel Growler Event to the school system.The actual meeting began with the...
Shawnee Mayor Ed Bolt gets applause as he proclaims May 28-June 1 to be Health Week 2024 at the Shawnee Splash Water Park on May 25. Shown, from left, are Addison Williams, Austin Yates, Bolt, Kerri Foster, Amy Riggins, and Audrey Seeliger. The pool opened to the public for their 10th season on May 24, and Foster said they have several events planned. Visit the City of Shawnee website, or follow Shawnee Parks and Recreation or Shawnee Splash on Facebook and Instagram for more information.

Shawnee Mayor Ed Bolt gets applause as he proclaims May 28-June 1 to be Health Week 2024 at the Shawnee Splash Water Park on May 25. Shown, from left, are Addison Williams, Austin Yates, Bolt, Kerri Foster, Amy Riggins, and Audrey Seeliger. The pool opened to the public for their 10th season on May 24, and Foster said they have several events planned. Visit the City of Shawnee website, or follow Shawnee Parks and Recreation or Shawnee Splash on Facebook and Instagram for more information.

Health Week Activities in Shawnee

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Thursday, June 6, 2024
Amber Crawley and Emily Stinnett address the board on behalf of Honor Academy in hopes of gaining the use of Slick Humphrey Park for a fundraising event on Sept. 14, 2024 for their new school slated to open in January. Countywide & Sun/Julie Talton

Amber Crawley and Emily Stinnett address the board on behalf of Honor Academy in hopes of gaining the use of Slick Humphrey Park for a fundraising event on Sept. 14, 2024 for their new school slated to open in January. Countywide & Sun/Julie Talton

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Tecumseh City Employees’ Retirement System Changed

Julie Talton
Wednesday, June 5, 2024
There was a lot of talk about amending the city employees’ retirement system at the June 3 Tecumseh City Council meeting. After a lengthy discussion and nine agenda items combed through, the council approved all changes.
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LOCAL CANDIDATES

Suzie Campbell
Wednesday, June 5, 2024
Sheriff Candidates participated in the PAVE forum on Thursday, May 23.
OASA District 9 Superintendent Of The Year, Dr. Matt Posey

OASA District 9 Superintendent Of The Year, Dr. Matt Posey

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OASA District 9 Superintendent Of The Year, Dr. Matt Posey

News Staff
Wednesday, June 5, 2024
Shawnee, OK (May 30, 2024) – The Oklahoma Association of School Administrators (OASA) is pleased to announce Dr. Matt Posey of Bethel Public Schools as the 2024 OASA District 9 Superintendent of the Year.
Third Annual Fenrir Unchained Raced Through Tecumseh June 1

Third Annual Fenrir Unchained Raced Through Tecumseh June 1

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Third Annual Fenrir Unchaind Raced Through Tecumseh June 1

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Wednesday, June 5, 2024
Bicyclists take off at 6:45 am from spOKeLAHOMA in Tecumseh on the Third Annual Fenrir Unchaind Bike Race. They had 74 participants from six states - Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas, Arkansas, New Mexico, and Missouri - as well as Canada.