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Shawnee High School Student Samuel Thomas has been selected to serve on the 2026-2027 OERB Student Board of Directors. Photo provided by Shawnee Public Schools

Shawnee High School Student Samuel Thomas has been selected to serve on the 2026-2027 OERB Student Board of Directors. Photo provided by Shawnee Public Schools

SHS student to serve on OERB Student Board of Directors

Shawnee, OK – September 8, 2026 — Shawnee High School junior Samuel Thomas has been selected to serve on the 2026-2027 OERB (Okla.
City of Shawnee Welcomes New Business Liaison

City of Shawnee Welcomes New Business Liaison

City of Shawnee Welcomes New Business Liaison

Shawnee, Oklahoma, September 2, 2026 - The City of Shawnee is pleased to announce Kayla Johnston has joined the organization as its new Business Liaison.Johnston brings experience in organizational communication, relationship building, project management and collaboration.
District Attorney Adam Panter

District Attorney Adam Panter

Panter announces resignation, effective Sept. 30

District 23 District Attorney Adam Panter will resign at the end of September, three months before his term ends, citing the departure of his prosecutorial staff after he lost his primary election. Countywide & Sun received Panter’s resignation letter late Friday afternoon, Sept. 4.
Shawnee Fire Department Sgt. Dillon McCabe lets Murphy Sayre, 6, of Shawnee, push a button to open the jaws of life, as father Garrett Sayre and sister Melody Sayre, 9, watch at the first Shawnee Safety Night: Project Safe Stop, held outside the Marty Lewis Public Safety Center at Gordon Cooper Technology Center on Sept. 3. The event was a joint effort by the Autism Foundation of Oklahoma and Shawnee Police Department to help families affected by autism. See full caption below.

Shawnee Fire Department Sgt. Dillon McCabe lets Murphy Sayre, 6, of Shawnee, push a button to open the jaws of life, as father Garrett Sayre and sister Melody Sayre, 9, watch at the first Shawnee Safety Night: Project Safe Stop, held outside the Marty Lewis Public Safety Center at Gordon Cooper Technology Center on Sept. 3. The event was a joint effort by the Autism Foundation of Oklahoma and Shawnee Police Department to help families affected by autism. See full caption below.

Safety Night in Action

Kallie King (front center) poses with her family in front of her new clubhouse built by volunteers from New Hope Baptist Church, in conjunction with the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Pictured, back row from left, are Bob, April, and Addie King. Pictured in the front row are Ellie, Kallie, and Remy. Photos by Suzie Campbell, Countywide & Sun

Kallie King (front center) poses with her family in front of her new clubhouse built by volunteers from New Hope Baptist Church, in conjunction with the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Pictured, back row from left, are Bob, April, and Addie King. Pictured in the front row are Ellie, Kallie, and Remy. Photos by Suzie Campbell, Countywide & Sun

A Little Girl’s Wish, Built With Love

It started as a little girl’s wish for a clubhouse. It turned into months of Saturdays, more than 40 volunteers, and over 500 hours of work by members of New Hope Baptist Church.
Tim Underwood, right, is sworn in by Tecumseh City Attorney Nick Atwood after being interviewed and approved to fill the Ward 1 Tecumseh City Council seat recently vacated by Linda Farris, whose term expires on Dec. 31, 2026. Underwood was also sworn in for the Tecumseh Utility Authority Board. Photos by Natasha Dunagan, Countywide & Sun

Tim Underwood, right, is sworn in by Tecumseh City Attorney Nick Atwood after being interviewed and approved to fill the Ward 1 Tecumseh City Council seat recently vacated by Linda Farris, whose term expires on Dec. 31, 2026. Underwood was also sworn in for the Tecumseh Utility Authority Board. Photos by Natasha Dunagan, Countywide & Sun

Underwood joins City Council

A familiar face was sworn in to fill the Tecumseh City Council Ward 1 seat, which was vacated by Linda Farris recently before her term expires on Dec. 31, 2026.During the Sept. 8 meeting, Tim Underwood was interviewed and approved, and was sworn in by City Attorney Nick Atwood.

Community Calendar - Sept. 10-17

Thursday, 10thPott. Co. Free Fair, 9 am - 8 pmPCDA — 4:30 pm. 17508 Bethel RoadLegion Karaoke - 6 pm, Pot Luck. 7 pm - 9 pm Karaoke, 201 E. Park, Tecumseh. $5.Grief Support Group - every Thursday, 6: 30, Non-Denominational/Open to Public at Redeemer Lutheran Church, Shawnee.
City of Shawnee asks for your input

City of Shawnee asks for your input

City of Shawnee asks for your input

Dear Shawnee Families, The City of Shawnee is working with our community to develop a Safe Routes to School plan, and your voice is an important part of shaping what comes next.We are asking all families to take a few minutes to complete the Safe Routes to School survey and share your experiences,...
Scan the QR Code for the Who's that Singer? pre-sale ticket price of $15. Tickets are $20 at the door. All proceeds benefit the Shawnee Salvation Army.

Scan the QR Code for the Who's that Singer? pre-sale ticket price of $15. Tickets are $20 at the door. All proceeds benefit the Shawnee Salvation Army.

Who’s that Singer?

On Sept. 19 at 7 pm, Shawnee will have the opportunity to find the answer to the burning question, “Who’s that Singer?”The Salvation Army fundraiser of the season will be featuring seven to eight contestants ready to belt it out, for your listening pleasure… and monetary donations at the historic...
SSC's New President’s Leadership Class

SSC's New President’s Leadership Class

SSC's New President’s Leadership Class

Seminole State College has selected 23 freshmen students for Class XX of the President’s Leadership Class.The leadership students, along with their parents and guardians, attended a welcome reception at the Jasmine Moran Children’s Museum on Tuesday, Aug. 25.