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Jury Selection Finished; Murder Trial Begins
Jury selection in the trial of Byron Shepard, accused of first degree murder in the death of...
Tecumseh Community Faces Another Tragedy
The Tecumseh community, particularly the high school student body, was hit by yet another tragedy...
New Buses Approved For Dale Public Schools
Dale Public Schools will have at least one new bus, possibly two. “We’d like to purchase...
Tecumseh Approves School Farm Bid
Tecumseh Public Schools Board of Education approved a bid for the school farm construction in...
Legislators Attending State Agency Board Meetings, Including Closed Sessions, To Promore Openness
Building off of greater oversight and transparency initiatives by the House over the past three...
What's Going On At Your Local Library
Smoking & Vaping The Shawnee Public Library hosts the informational presentation “Smoking and...
Tecumseh Chamber Awards Businesses And Members
It was big night for Jill Spencer at the annual Tecumseh Chamber of Commerce awards banquet...
Trial Begins In Death Of Officer Terney
Jury selection began Monday in the trial of Byron Shepard, accused of first degree murder in the...
Business License Fees Increased In Bethel
The Bethel Acres Town Board denied two medical marijuana growers business licenses and increased...
Designs For New Shawnee PD Presented To City Commission
The Shawnee City Commission got its first look at designs for the new Shawnee Police Department...
Grove Students Make OBU Honor Band
These Grove students earned chairs in the Oklahoma Baptist University Honor Band. Left to right are...
FUB Announces Dan Boren As New President For Oklahoma
First United Bank has announced Dan Boren as its new Chief Banking Officer and President of...
Shawnee Board Receives Good News About Grants
Shawnee Board of Education members were happy to hear some good news about grants Monday night, but...
Sterling Targets Childhood Obesity, Related Disease
State Rep. Danny Sterling (R-Tecumseh) held an interim study recently before the House Health...
Senate Review
The bill request deadline is a little over a month away. So far, only eight bills have been filed i...
Alpaca Blastoff At Heart of Oklahoma Expo Center Nov. 9 and 10
Alpacas of Oklahoma’s Alpaca Blastoff, which draws hundreds of alpaca enthusiasts and fiber...
Permitless Carry Should Not Discourage People From Training
Rep. Jon Echols (R-Oklahoma City) and Sen. Kim David (R-Porter) commented last week implementation...
Clinic Will Provide Behavioral Health Care For SPS Students
Behavioral healthcare for students and staff is now part of Shawnee Public Schools telemedicine...
When Little River Was Not A River
When is a river not a river? When the government won't call it one, apparently. At least that...
Sales Tax Split Again In September
Six up, five down ... and if some customer had shelled out a few more bucks almost anywhere in...
Awareness Plus Action Equals Social Change
Domestic violence affects one in four women and one and ten men. Domestic violence crosses all...
Free Mummy Day Saturday At Mabee-Gerrer
Come join the fun on Saturday, Nov. 2, from 1-3 pm at the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art for Mummy...
Sharp Will Try Again To Limit Cell Phone Use
Sen. Ron Sharp has filed legislation to once again try to outlaw the use of hand-held electronic...
Russians Hack Neese Database
Terry Neese, conservative Republican candidate for Oklahoma’s 5th Congressional District,...
What's Going On At Your Local Library
Managing Diabetes The Tecumseh Public Library will host a six-week series “Diabetes Education,...
