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South Rock Creek 7th and 8th grade boys, Jaxon Ledford, 7th; Aiden Sheppard ,7th; Beau Willis, 8th; Brock Malchose, 8th; and Jazon Murray, 8th, present their business plan to the Shark Tank. Photo provided

South Rock Creek 7th and 8th grade boys, Jaxon Ledford, 7th; Aiden Sheppard ,7th; Beau Willis, 8th; Brock Malchose, 8th; and Jazon Murray, 8th, present their business plan to the Shark Tank. Photo provided

SRC Holds Shark Tank Presentations

South Rock Creek Schools held their first nine-weeks Shark Tank, presentations back on-October 6th,in the school cafeteria. Shark Tank, is a schoolproject that seventh and eighth grade students participate in as part of their computers plus course.

Project: SAFE Awarded $10K Grant From SSM Health, St. Anthony

SSM Health St. Anthony Hospital - Shawnee has awarded Project: SAFE a $10,000 grant for their continued work for victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse. Project: SAFE provides an essential service in Pottawatomie and Lincoln Counties,” says Angi Mohr, President, SSM Health St.
Bethel Freshman Baylee Tapley

Bethel Freshman Baylee Tapley

Baylee Tapley, Caden Lasyone Achieve All State Status

Two Bethel Cross Country athletes achieved All-State status at Saturday’s state Cross Country meet. Freshman Baylee Tapley capped off her successful freshman year by placing 6th at the state meet with a time of 12:37.
Bethel Cheerleader Arianna Avitia poses with her family during Senior Night on Oct. 28. Bethel honored 24 seniors in football, band, cheerleading, and cross country that evening. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Bethel Cheerleader Arianna Avitia poses with her family during Senior Night on Oct. 28. Bethel honored 24 seniors in football, band, cheerleading, and cross country that evening. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Wildcats Suffer Second Season Loss To Community Christian

Long story short: Community Christian 13, Bethel 0. Community (7-2 overall, 5-1 in District 2A-3) travelled to Bethel (7-2, 4-2) last Thursday night averaging nearly forty points in district competition.

USW Utilities Begins Operation of Tecumseh Treatment Plans

By KENDRA JOHNSON Monday marked the first day of USW Utility Groups new agreement with the City of Tecumseh to operate the City of Tecumseh Wastewater Treatment Plant in the amount of $323,537.16 per year. The group is taking over operation of the plant from the previous agreement holders, VEOLA.

TECUMSEH POLICE REPORT

An eighteen-year-old Tecumseh, OK, resident has been taken into custody for an outstanding Dallas County, TX, warrant for online solicitation of a minor. He was booked into Pottawatomie County Public Safety Center on Oct.
Knoles Remains Hospitalized

Knoles Remains Hospitalized

Knoles Remains Hospitalized

The family of Braedon and Sarah Chesser will focus on the Braeden they all knew before the tragic events on Friday, Oct. 29.
Macomb Public School Superintendent Matthew Riggs (center) speaks at the Reflection Garden dedication, Oct. 28. The tree pictured is at the center of the garden and is a sappling from the Survivor Tree at the Oklahoma City National Memorial. Countywide & Sun/Kendra Johnson

Macomb Public School Superintendent Matthew Riggs (center) speaks at the Reflection Garden dedication, Oct. 28. The tree pictured is at the center of the garden and is a sappling from the Survivor Tree at the Oklahoma City National Memorial. Countywide & Sun/Kendra Johnson

Macomb Public School Dedicates Student Designed Reflection Garden

Strong winds couldn’t deter the Macomb Public School community from gathering to celebrate the dedication of their recently completed Reflection Garden, Oct. 28.