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CareerTech Launches Teaching Apprenticeship Program

Oklahoma CareerTech will open applications in October for spring 2026 Teaching to Teach Apprenticeship Program participation.Ninety Oklahomans were accepted in the initial class of participants this fall.
Grimmetts celebrate 71st Wedding Anniversary

Grimmetts celebrate 71st Wedding Anniversary

Grimmetts celebrate 71st Wedding Anniversary

Marvin “Ray” and Verlie Grimmett celebrated their 71st Anniversary this week. The Grimmetts, who were high school sweethearts, married in Henryetta, OK on Sept. 30, 1954.They currently live on a horse ranch in Tecumseh and have raised two sons and one daughter.
Senior Sweetheart Almeda Dyer gasps and Tecumseh Frontiersman Lonnie Hurst, left, claps as 2024 Miss Frontier Days Jalee Meyers presents a check for $1,755.44 to the Golden Age Center before the Frontier Days Parade on Sept. 27. Also shown are Jack Parson, President of the GAC Site Council, Pageant Director Katie McMahan and Tecumseh Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Kimberly Elliott, far right. Natasha Dunagan, Countywide & Sun

Senior Sweetheart Almeda Dyer gasps and Tecumseh Frontiersman Lonnie Hurst, left, claps as 2024 Miss Frontier Days Jalee Meyers presents a check for $1,755.44 to the Golden Age Center before the Frontier Days Parade on Sept. 27. Also shown are Jack Parson, President of the GAC Site Council, Pageant Director Katie McMahan and Tecumseh Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Kimberly Elliott, far right. Natasha Dunagan, Countywide & Sun

Frontier Days Winners Include Dyer, Hurst

Tecumseh’s Frontier Days went “Back to Our Roots” this year.
Officer Bacon discusses take-home vehicles as a recruitment and retention tool for the police department. Julie Talton, Countywide & Sun

Officer Bacon discusses take-home vehicles as a recruitment and retention tool for the police department. Julie Talton, Countywide & Sun

Car Incentive debated at McLoud meeting

There was a lot of discussion over the Collective Bargaining Agreement Between The City of McLoud, Oklahoma and the Fraternal Order of Police McLoud Lodge #232 Effective July 1, 2025, through June 30, 2026, at the Sept. McLoud City Council meeting.Councilwoman Carpenter voiced her disapproval over...
Evie Satterwhite, 7, of Shawnee, begins the bicycle rodeo course, presented by Pottawatomie Go during Pedalpalooza, which was held at Rotary Briscoe Boy Scout Park on Sept. 20. In addition to the bike rodeo, there were several booths, including Epic Snocones, First United Bank, VIPS, Kids Action, Pioneer Library Systems - Shawnee Library, OBU, Willier USA, Salty Dogs Cycling, Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art, and LOL Cartoons Party Entertainment. Natasha Dunagan, Countywide & Sun

Evie Satterwhite, 7, of Shawnee, begins the bicycle rodeo course, presented by Pottawatomie Go during Pedalpalooza, which was held at Rotary Briscoe Boy Scout Park on Sept. 20. In addition to the bike rodeo, there were several booths, including Epic Snocones, First United Bank, VIPS, Kids Action, Pioneer Library Systems - Shawnee Library, OBU, Willier USA, Salty Dogs Cycling, Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art, and LOL Cartoons Party Entertainment. Natasha Dunagan, Countywide & Sun

POGO hosts Pedalpalooza at Boy Scout Park

Library customers show off the flower art they created at the Tecumseh Public Library. Photo provided.

Library customers show off the flower art they created at the Tecumseh Public Library. Photo provided.

Explore STEAM at your local library

Pott.County, OK — Pioneer Library System (PLS) invites community members to read, make, and explore STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) this fall.STEAM education plays a critical role in developing problem-solving abilities, collaboration, creativity, and emotional well-being.
The Frontier Days Pageant was held on Sun., Sept. 21, at the W.P. Wood/THS Alumni Center, and all age groups were crowned except the high school girls. Miss Frontier Days will be crowned before the parade on Sept. 27, around 9:30 am, and presented with a $500 scholarship. See full caption below.

The Frontier Days Pageant was held on Sun., Sept. 21, at the W.P. Wood/THS Alumni Center, and all age groups were crowned except the high school girls. Miss Frontier Days will be crowned before the parade on Sept. 27, around 9:30 am, and presented with a $500 scholarship. See full caption below.

Frontier Days Pageant Celebrates Our Roots with Boots