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Pott. County Book & Office Supply, at 109 E. Main in Shawnee, has significant damage after the April 19 tornadoes. The western wall on the second and third stories was blown out, and part of the storefront window was broken, as was a second-story window. Also, a large pile of bricks from the 1907 building now fill the area next to it. Owners Terry and Mary Webb are waiting on their insurance's structural engineer report on the building to determine if they should make repairs.
Pott. Co. Book Store Awaits Engineer’s Report For Next Steps
Rush Swears In As Commissioner Minutes Before Meeting
Shawnee Discusses Traffic Lights, Capital Improvements, Budgets
Holly Gordon, of the Gateway to Prevention TSET Healthy Living Program, walks and talks with Adriana Watson, 11, on the new 1/2-mile walking trail at Slick Humphrey Park in Tecumseh on June 8. Gordon also spoke at the TAG meeting held at the park that day. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
TAG Members Try New Walking Trail
The Countywide & Sun received four Oklahoma Press Association Awards in the 2022 Better Newspaper Contest on June 10. Shown, from left are Reporter Natasha Dunagan, Owner and Publisher Suzie Campbell, and Intern Reporter Valerie Scott. Photo provided.
Countywide Wins Four OPA Awards
Tecumseh Accepting Letters For Vacant School Board Seat
Regional Drone Exercise In Development
As the band House Special plays, Genesis Robbins, 2, and Zoe Robbins, 8, both of Tecumseh, dance with Rita Yarbrough of Shawnee and Jerry Yarbrough of Sparks during the Mingle on Main Street Block Party on June 8. The Yarbroughs invited the girls to dance with them at the corner of Broadway and Washington in Tecumseh. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan