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Tecumseh Superintendent Robert Kinsey opens the luncheon with high school students interested in a teaching career. Photo provided
TPS Holds Future Teachers Recruiting Lunch
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Master Gardeners Plant Sale, May 7
The Shawnee Board of Education honored those school employees who are retiring this year at their May 2 meeting. Shown, front row from left, are John Stell, Pam Hodges, Sharon Ferguson, Brenda Webb, Steve Maple, Todd Boyer and Kristi Heilaman. The board members in the back row are Turner Bass, Larry Walker, Keith Sandlin, Clif Harden, April Stobbe, and Kristen Wilson. Those retirees not pictured are Donna Hibler, Patricia Koehler, Pamela Sparks, Vera Elrod, Norma Neely, Beverly Permetter and Pam Woods.
Fourteen Retiring From SPS, New Athletic Director Hired
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
County Approves Purchase of Two New Generator Light Towers
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
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
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.