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Master’s Voice CD Release Concert At Sharon Baptist Church, Jan. 8

Master’s Voice CD Release Concert At Sharon Baptist Church, Jan. 8

Master’s Voice CD Release Concert At Sharon Baptist Church, Jan. 8

The much-anticipated Master’s Voice album titled “A Real Good Day” is set to launch January 8, 2022. This release is the follow-up to the group’s highly acclaimed 2019 album, Solace. A Real Good Day is the 16th album released by Master’s Voice over the last 25 years.

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Thursday, Jan. 6 PCDA – 4:30 pm, 17508 Bethel Road MASONS – 7:30 pm, Tecumseh Masonic Lodge SPINNING SPOOLS QUILT GUILD – To hold monthly meeting at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday the 6th of January at the Senior Center at 401 N Bell, just north of 10 th and Bell.

TECUMSEH POLICE REPORT

Two unrelated motor vehicle incidents a week apart led drivers to need emergency medical attention last month. Around three in the afternoon, Dec.
Above, Tribal member Britt Muirhead prepares boxes of books at the Pioneer Library System in Norman, Friday, Sept. 24, 2021. This year Pioneer Library System Foundation is donating books to CPN WIC with photos of Indigenous babies and Ojibwe vocabulary. Photo provided by CPN

Above, Tribal member Britt Muirhead prepares boxes of books at the Pioneer Library System in Norman, Friday, Sept. 24, 2021. This year Pioneer Library System Foundation is donating books to CPN WIC with photos of Indigenous babies and Ojibwe vocabulary. Photo provided by CPN

Tribal Member Brings Diversity To Book Donation

Each year, the Pioneer Library System of central Oklahoma donates books to Women, Infants, and Children programs through the Cleveland County Health Department, McClain County Health Department and Citizen Potawatomi Nation Health Services.
Dr. James Myers, of Tulsa, and Skip Myers, of Tecumseh, pose by a portrait of their father, Tech Sergeant Verdun C. Myers, following a ceremony in which the late WWII veteran was inducted into the Oklahoma Military Hall of Fame. The ceremony was held at American Legion Post 16, in Shawnee, on Dec. 21. Photo provided by OKMHF Ambassador John Farris.

Dr. James Myers, of Tulsa, and Skip Myers, of Tecumseh, pose by a portrait of their father, Tech Sergeant Verdun C. Myers, following a ceremony in which the late WWII veteran was inducted into the Oklahoma Military Hall of Fame. The ceremony was held at American Legion Post 16, in Shawnee, on Dec. 21. Photo provided by OKMHF Ambassador John Farris.

Myers Inducted Into Oklahoma Military Hall Of Fame

Like many veterans, Tech Sergeant Verdun Covert Myers never talked to his family about his time in World War II. His son, Skip Myers, of Tecumseh, said he was left only with newspaper clippings to solve the mystery of his father’s military experience.
Tecumseh Mayor Eddy Parker listens during the City Council’s first regular monthly meeting of the year, Jan. 3. Countywide & Sun/Kendra Johnson

Tecumseh Mayor Eddy Parker listens during the City Council’s first regular monthly meeting of the year, Jan. 3. Countywide & Sun/Kendra Johnson

Tecumseh Finds Two Dilapidated Properties Hazardous

Last fall, Tecumseh City Council’s regular meetings saw recurring discussions lamenting unkempt properties around town, but little action. At the first meeting of 2022, on Jan.
New Ray Of Hope For The Child Advocacy Center

New Ray Of Hope For The Child Advocacy Center

New Ray Of Hope For The Child Advocacy Center

The definition of hope in the Merriam-Webster dictionary is ‘to cherish a desire with anticipation: to want something to happen or be true: to desire with expectation of obtainment or fulfillment.
Residents of the Heritage Skilled Nursing Center

Residents of the Heritage Skilled Nursing Center

Residents of the Heritage Skilled Nursing Center

Residents of the Heritage Skilled Nursing Center receive Christmas baskets on Giving Tuesday. Nicole Gage coordinated and collected money and gifts donated by many generous families in Tecumseh. Then on Tuesday, Dec.