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Most County Municipalities See Increase In Sales Tax Revenue
Most Pottawatomie County communities posted modest year-to-year sales tax increases as 2019 bowed...
Savages Crush Southwest Covenant 21-2 On The Road
The Tecumseh Savages have had a couple of games canceled due to weather but are off to a good start...
Bethel Wins 3 Of Last 4 Games
Things may be turning around for Coach Dearing and his Wildcat squad. After starting off 2-5,...
Not A Single F, Or A, On Middle School Report Cards
No A’s. Quite a few B’s, a few more C’s, more D’s than anyone might want and, thank...
A Feast Of Information Served At Legislative Luncheon
Veteran state senator Ron Sharp was down in his back and pretty much down on state government as he...
School Report Cards Are Out! A-F, Where Do We Rank?
It's School Report Card time again and things have changed again. For the better or for the worse?...
Bethel Board Receives Good News
Bethel School Board members were presented some good news at their regular meeting Monday night....
Bethel Wildcats Endure Tough Losses In First Week Of Play
After opening up the baseball season with a win against Holdenville 6-5, Bethel dropped three in a...
Record Sales, Again, At PCJLS Premium Auction
The 82nd annual Pottawatomie County Junior Livestock Show wrapped up Friday, March 1 with record sal...
Deputy Copelin Reports Four New Dumps Identified
The Pottawatomie Board of County Commissioners approved the purchase of 82 new band uniforms through...
Two Local Students Named Academic All-Staters
Two Pottawatomie County students are among the elite 100 statewide named Academic All-Staters for...
Just Hang Up
Once upon a time in a land not all that far away, when grandma and granddad reached the golden promi... Full story
Bethel Tops Wolverines
Baseball season for Bethel got kicked off with a bang Friday, March 1. Bethel opened the season at...
Tecumseh Returns Seven Starters To The Diamond For 2019
It’s springtime in Oklahoma. Well, almost. At least it’s time for springtime sports in Oklahoma...
Trustees Deny Renewal Of Abundance Energy Well Sites
The Bethel Acres Board of Trustees convened for its monthly meeting on March 4, but the majority of...
Voter Registration Closes Tomorrow
Friday, March 8th, is the last day to apply for voter registration in order to be eligible to vote...
Goodson And West Honored At PCJLS Premium Auction
Pottawatomie County's Junior Livestock Show 2019 honorees have been longtime supporters of 4-H and...
Sales Tax Revenue Income Up 46 Percent For Macomb
The 2018-2019 holiday shopping season closed out with a big bang across Pottawatomie County and...
Helen Louise (Richards) Washburn
Helen Louise (Richards) Washburn, 87, of Shawnee, Oklahoma, died Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019. She was bo...
Frankie "Jo" Ware
Frankie "Jo" Ware, 77, of Tecumseh, Oklahoma, died Friday, Feb. 22, 2019, in Oklahoma City. She was...
Warriors Send Wildcats Home For Season
After defeating Hilldale 76-70 in District Eight, Bethel advanced to Regionals to face Elgin Thursda...
Bethel Girls Fall To Tuttle At Regional
After getting the 63-46 win over Hilldale in District play, Bethel met Elgin in Regionals Thursday,...
Richards Drug Honors County's Best Of The Best FFA Members
Two young women and six young men were honored Monday evening as recipients of the 2019 Gordon...
Patricia Ann Yones
Patricia Ann Yones, 84, of Tecumseh, Oklahoma, died Thursday, Feb. 14, 2019, in Dallas, Texas. She...
Wildcats Shoot Down Elgin
After winning two of their last three games to close out the season, the 7-16 Bethel Wildcats...
