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Shawnee School Board Approves Estimate of Needs Budget

Thursday, November 4, 2021

During the Public Comment portion of the monthly Shawnee Board of Education meeting on Nov. 1, James Graham, who is licensed to be a science teacher, informed the board on the laws and regulations involved in creating vaccine and mask mandates.

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A/C Doctors Offers A Lot for Trick-or-Treating, Worked on Hobbit Houses

Natasha Dunagan

Friday, October 29, 2021

A/C Doctors Heating and Air Conditioning will be handing out candy and providing a photo booth during Tecumseh’s Business Trick-or-Treating tomorrow (Oct. 29) from 3:30 to 5 pm. They have also offered their empty lot, just west of their office location at 102 E.

Shawnee Public Library Board Honors Sue Winterringer

News Staff

Friday, October 29, 2021

Sue Winterringer’s community involvement is pretty evident in Shawnee. She’s been part of many civic activities and is a constant presence at events throughout the city.

Halloween Safety Tips For The Ghosts And Goblins

Trisha Gedon

Friday, October 29, 2021

When children dress up as their favorite superhero, princess or goblin, they likely have one thing on their mind: trick-or-treating and filling their candy container to the brim. But parents know there’s more to celebrating the holiday than choosing a costume and ringing neighborhood doorbells.

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Project: SAFE Receives Essential Programs Grant From Avedis

News Staff

Friday, October 29, 2021

Project: SAFE received an Essential Programs Grant from the Avedis Foundation in the amount of $83,803.46 earlier this month.

Treating Domestic Violence Pandemic

Kayla Woody Citizen Potawatomi Nation House Of

Friday, October 29, 2021

As 2021 is rolling to an end, our society continues to face horrific outcomes from an extremely contagious virus. Our health care workers and clinic staff are fighting to protect patients and keep them healthy. However, this virus is not the only pandemic that plagues our communities.

The Ten Acre Observatory NIGHT SKY REPORT

News Staff

Friday, October 29, 2021

Mother Nature was cooperative this past month with a lot of clear nights that provided some pretty good viewing. Most of the weather fronts that came through did so during the week leaving great skies for the weekend viewing sessions!

Redistricting Lines Approved By County Commissioners

Suzie Campbell

Friday, October 29, 2021

Emergency Manager Chad Larman received approval to purchase a 2021 Ford F250 for the Pottawatomie County Emergency Management Office.

Dr. James Utterback, SSC President, 1997- 2017

SSC Presidents Discuss The Success And Challenges Of Their Tenures

News Staff

Friday, October 29, 2021

Editors note: This Q&A with former Presidents Dr. Jim Cook, Dr. James Utterback and current President Lana Reynolds is part of Seminole State College’s ongoing 90 th anniversary coverage. Dr. Jim Cook, SJC/ SSC President, 1987- 1996 1.

Avedis Announces “Don’t Wait. Vacinate” Campaign

News Staff

Friday, October 29, 2021

The Avedis Foundation has announced the schedule and locations for a mobile Covid-19 Vaccination Clinic to provide free Covid-19 vaccinations and flu shots.

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