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Judy Snider, the wife of late Tecumseh Tennis Coach George “Mike” Snider, gets a hug from current Tennis Coach Jennifer McKnight, as Snider’s sons Greg and Blake and other family members look on. Coach Snider was memorialized with a sign that will hang on the tennis court fence during the Oct. 12 home football game.
THS Tennis Program Celebrates 50 Years, Memorializes Coach Snider
Mayor Ed Bolt presents a certificate of recognization to the family of Ann Davis who passed away in early Sept. Receiving the certificate is her son Trey surrounded by multiple family members. Countywide & Sun/Suzie Campbell
Comment Time Limits Extended During Shawnee Meeting
Multiple awards were received by the Pottawatomie County Deputies at the Oklahoma Sheriffs Association annual Banquet. Pictured back row, from left: Sergeant Jason Seikel-Life saving award, Deputy Steve Partain-Reserve Deputy of the year, Deputy Dustin Richardson-Meritorious service award, Deputy Steven Warren-meritorious service award, Lieutenant James Caskey-Life saving award & Meritorious service award, and Deputy Justin Robbins-Life saving award.
Sheriff's Deputies Receive Awards
Petition Made for District 23 Judge Soderstrom’s Removal
The Maud High School Fall Homecoming ceremonies were held on Oct. 5, with sophomore Beau Willis and junior Amerikus Street crowned Prince and Princess and seniors Korbyn Finch and Shelby Bowles crowned King and Queen. Shown, from left, are Evan Buxton, Makaylee Harrell, Willis, Kylee Collins, Jesse Siqueiros, Street, Finch, Bowles, Ruth Azlin, Cooper Nance and Micah House. Not shown is James Kerr. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
Maud Fall Homecoming & Pink Out Football Game
In Her Own Words, A Survivor’s Story
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Donald Rominger (left) addresses the board while Superintendent Robert Kinsey listens intently Countywide & Sun/Suzie Campbell
TPS School Board Approves Purchase Of New Weight Equipment
Joshua McCleskey (Sophmore, Cinderella’s Father), Natalie Bright (Senior, Cinderella), Josie Watson (Freshman, Florinda), Madeline Carlson (Freshman, Lucinda) will take the stage in OBU Theatre’s presentation of “Into The Woods JR. in the Black Box Theatre inside the Sarkeys Center. Photo provided