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Cody Swearingen Files For District 17 State Senate
Savanna Garlington, 4, of Maud, talks with paramedic Britney Little, left, and nurse Amy Caudill, far right, while sitting in the Air Evac helicopter, out of Seminole, during the Touch A Truck and Beyond event, April 6, at the CPN Festival Grounds. In this third annual event organized by the Pottawatomie County Emergency Management, there were 72 agencies and community partners in attendance, including fire departments, law enforcement agencies, large equipment operators, two helicopters and others.
Third Annual Touch A Truck & Beyond Has 72 Participants
Everyone applauds as Shawnee YMCA CEO Mike Jobe cuts the ribbon, with the help of board members, employees, and others, to officially reopen the Troy and Dollie Smith Family YMCA on April 6, almost a year after it was hit by the April 19, 2023 tornado. Jobe later said approximately 1,800 people attended the Grand Reopening party. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
Shawnee YMCA Reopens With Speeches, Ribbon Cutting, Party
Tim Underwood accepts a plaque of appreciation from Tecumseh Board President, Todd Kennedy. Underwood’s seat remains vacant as the school board seeks candidate interest. Countywide & Sun/Julie Talton
School Board Member Sought To Fill Vacancy
Maud Water Tower To Be Refurbished
Candidates for Local Races Finalized as Filing Closes
Charges Filed In Death Of 2023 Tecumseh Graduate
Children, ages four to five, run into the field of plastic Easter eggs during the Tecumseh Citywide Easter EGGsperience on March 30, organized by the Tecumseh Assembly of God Church. There were 8,000 eggs to collect, prize drawings, inflatables, live music, hotdogs and drinks at the event. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
Children Enjoy Egg Hunt in Tecumseh on Easter Eve
Shawnee Superintendent Dr. Aaron Espolt presents a clock plaque to retiring Board of Education Clerk April Stobbe, as fellow retiring board member Keith Sandlin and others applaud during the April 1 board meeting. This was the last meeting for Stobbe and Sandlin after more than 20 years each. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan