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A 1955 Chevrolet Belair, owned by J.R. Lloyd of Shawnee, and a 1969 Chevrolet Camaro, belonging to Shane and Vivian Brown of Shawnee, were two of the vehicles at the monthly Cruise the Poo 2.0 on July 29. They met at The Brown Derby, which reopened on July 26 after recovering from tornado damage. Their original radios could not be replaced, so orders will now be taken using a QR Code, by phone or at the walk-up window, as seen on menus in front of each stall.
Brown Derby Reopens Just In Time For Cruise The Poo 2.0
Junior Volunteer Program Returns
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Rose Rock Habitat for Humanity offered a silent auction as part of their Hope on the Horizon Benefit Concert, held at Main and Broadway streets in Shawnee on July 21. There was a street fair which featured inflatables, food trucks, 12 vendors, four bands who played outside, and a VIP concert inside at the Ritz featured three musical acts and a comedian.
Hope Concert Raises $10K For Shawnee's Tornado Recovery
SSM Health Donates $100K To United Way Recovery Fund
The VA Clinic suffered severe damage during the April 19 tornado in Shawnee. However, the staf has jumped into actioon and has continued to provide needed services utilizing its Mobile Medical Unit and Containerized-Fold-Out Rigid Temporary Shelters (C-FORTS). Photo provided
VA Clinic Continues To Rebuild After The Shawnee Tornado
Maud High School Graduates Led By Example
Shawnee High School 2023 Graduates
Shawnee graduate Chiara Carpenter celebrates her acceptance into the University of Oklahoma with support from her dog. Carpenter was in the Shawnee High School Class of 2023 that started high school during the COVID-19 pandemic and ended it with tornado damage to SHS. Photo provided.