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Shawnee Little Theatre’s “Legally Blonde: The Musical” cheerleaders and company are pictured left to right, back row: Royce Thompson, Bruce Fry and Guy Johnson; middle row: Juliette Souders, Madison Auld, Abby Morris-Sherman, Harper Morris and Morgan Arnold; and kneeling: Maggie Sherman and DezaRae Simmons. The play performs May 12-21 at the community theatre.

Shawnee Little Theatre’s “Legally Blonde: The Musical” cheerleaders and company are pictured left to right, back row: Royce Thompson, Bruce Fry and Guy Johnson; middle row: Juliette Souders, Madison Auld, Abby Morris-Sherman, Harper Morris and Morgan Arnold; and kneeling: Maggie Sherman and DezaRae Simmons. The play performs May 12-21 at the community theatre.

SLT’s Season Finale, ‘Legally Blonde: The Musical’ Begins May 12

News Staff
Thursday, May 5, 2022
In Shawnee Little Theatre’s season finale, a sorority girl takes on Harvard Law School and the judicial system to win back her boyfriend and discover her passion for the law helps her stay true to herself.

County Approves Purchase of Two New Generator Light Towers

News Staff
Thursday, May 5, 2022
The Pottawatomie County Board of County Commissioners approved the purchase of two generator light towers for the Emergency Management office during the meeting Monday, May 2. Three bids were received and reviewed. Native Energy Source submitted a bid for $39,850, Wanco Inc.
Craig MacIntyre with spOKeLAHOMA speaks to Tecumseh City Council about the Fenrir Unchaind event he is putting together for June 4. Countywide & Sun/Suzie Campbell

Craig MacIntyre with spOKeLAHOMA speaks to Tecumseh City Council about the Fenrir Unchaind event he is putting together for June 4. Countywide & Sun/Suzie Campbell

spOKeLAHOMA Brings New Events To Town

Suzie Campbell
Thursday, May 5, 2022
A new event will be held in Tecumseh on June 4. Craig MacIntye with spOKeLAHOMA received approval from the Tecumseh City Council Monday to close Broadway for Fenrir Unchaind, a bicyclers race, on the first Saturday in June for the event.
Shawnee Sister Cities are introduced to the Shawnee City Commissioners. The delegates will not get to travel to Nikaho this summer but hope to join next year’s delegation. Countywide & Sun/Loren Knight

Shawnee Sister Cities are introduced to the Shawnee City Commissioners. The delegates will not get to travel to Nikaho this summer but hope to join next year’s delegation. Countywide & Sun/Loren Knight

Sister Cities Delegates Introduced To Shawnee City Board

Loren Knight
Thursday, May 5, 2022
Approval was made at the Monday, May 2 Shawnee City Commission meeting for the adoption of an Anti-Displacement Plan. The request for this plan was made as it is required by the Department of Commerce in order to be compliant as a recipient for the CDBG-CV2 grant.
Retired RSU English professor Roxann Yates presents the first-place award in the Oklahoma Poetry Contest to Tecumseh fifth-grade teacher Cody Swinson on April 16. Photo provided.

Retired RSU English professor Roxann Yates presents the first-place award in the Oklahoma Poetry Contest to Tecumseh fifth-grade teacher Cody Swinson on April 16. Photo provided.

Cross Timbers Elementary Teacher, Cody Swinson, Wins Poetry Contest

Natasha Dunagan
Thursday, May 5, 2022
Cody Swinson grew up in Tecumseh and has “lots of wonderful childhood memories … as a country kid,” she said. She also has fond memories of playing Ado Annie in the play “Oklahoma!

Countyline

News Staff
Thursday, April 28, 2022
Thursday, Apr. 28 SHAWNEE LIONS CLUB – 11:45 am, Santa Fe Cattle Co, KFOR Ch. 4 News Anchor and Reporter and Shawnee Alumni Heather Holman will be the guest speaker for this meeting. LEGION DANCE — 7:30 pm, American Legion, 201 E. Park, Tecumseh Saturday, Apr.

Redistricting Will Affect County Voters

News Staff
Thursday, April 28, 2022
Mandatory redistricting efforts have caused some precinct boundaries to change. As a result, some voters will be assigned to new polling places, Patricia Carter, Pottawatomie County Election Board Secretary announced today.
Linda Page, far left, voices her appreciation of U.S. Senator James Lankford’s honesty and accountability after he spoke at Coffee N’Crafts in Shawnee on April 19. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Linda Page, far left, voices her appreciation of U.S. Senator James Lankford’s honesty and accountability after he spoke at Coffee N’Crafts in Shawnee on April 19. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Lankford Stops In Shawnee To ‘Articulate’ The Issues

Natasha Dunagan
Thursday, April 28, 2022
U.S. Senator James Lankford was back at Coffee N’ Crafts in Shawnee on Apr. 19 to “articulate the issues in a way it’s going to honor my Lord, my family, and my state.
Oklahoma State Senator Shane Jett and State Representatives Danny Sterling and Dell Kerbs have a laugh during the Tecumseh Chamber of Commerce Legislator’s Luncheon, held at the Tecumseh City Hall Auditorium on April 22. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Oklahoma State Senator Shane Jett and State Representatives Danny Sterling and Dell Kerbs have a laugh during the Tecumseh Chamber of Commerce Legislator’s Luncheon, held at the Tecumseh City Hall Auditorium on April 22. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Legislators And Commissioners Answer Questions

Natasha Dunagan
Thursday, April 28, 2022
The Tecumseh Chamber of Commerce Legislator’s Luncheon on April 22 started off with Oklahoma Senator Shane Jett asking the three Pottawatomie County Commissioners how much they pay to blacktop one mile of road. The answer was $200,000. He would revisit that fact later.