Tecumseh

The Tecumseh Volleyball Lady Savages celebrated their seniors on Sept. 29 before their game with NW Classen. They are, from left, Piper Goodson, Koree Thompson, Koree Thompson, Audrey Moles, Scotlynn Wingo, Brooklynn Nixon, Chloe Kelsey, Hannah Seikel, and managers, Jaycee Barham and Brody Miller. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

The Tecumseh Volleyball Lady Savages celebrated their seniors on Sept. 29 before their game with NW Classen. They are, from left, Piper Goodson, Koree Thompson, Koree Thompson, Audrey Moles, Scotlynn Wingo, Brooklynn Nixon, Chloe Kelsey, Hannah Seikel, and managers, Jaycee Barham and Brody Miller. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

THS Lady Savages Defeat Northwest Classen, Season Record of 21-11

Tecumseh Volleyball finished the season with Senior Night last Thursday and got stronger during the evening to defeat Northwest Classen in three straight sets, 25-21, 25-18 and 25-8. The Lady Savages ended the regular season with a record of 21-11.
A group from Holiness Church sings "It Only Takes One" during the Frontier Days Gospel Sing at Broadway Chapel, in Tecumseh, Sept. 15. Four groups and two individuals from area churches participated in the Gospel Sing. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

A group from Holiness Church sings "It Only Takes One" during the Frontier Days Gospel Sing at Broadway Chapel, in Tecumseh, Sept. 15. Four groups and two individuals from area churches participated in the Gospel Sing. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Frontier Days Fun

Frontier Days Fun
Tecumseh’s Taylor Gage shakes hands with Coach Chad Trahan at third base after hitting a triple during the home game against McLoud, Sept. 19. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Tecumseh’s Taylor Gage shakes hands with Coach Chad Trahan at third base after hitting a triple during the home game against McLoud, Sept. 19. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Lady Savages Running Hot, Coach Trahan Honored

The Lady Savages are running hot as they finish the fastpitch season. As of Monday, the T-Town ladies have won 10 in a row and claimed the District 4A-2 Championship and secured the right to host next week’s Regional Tournament.
Tecumseh senior Garrett Chaffin breaks away from a tackle to sprint to the end zone during the second quarter of the home game against Newcastle on Sept. 23. The Savages lost 7-35. Countywide & Sun/ Natasha Dunagan

Tecumseh senior Garrett Chaffin breaks away from a tackle to sprint to the end zone during the second quarter of the home game against Newcastle on Sept. 23. The Savages lost 7-35. Countywide & Sun/ Natasha Dunagan

Savages Suffer A Tough Loss Against Newcastle

It was a tough loss with a deceiving final score for the Tecumseh Savages last Friday night in the District 4A-2 opener. After a real battle for three quarters, the Savages trailed Newcastle 14-7 headed to the fourth quarter when the game fell apart, and Tecumseh fell 35-7.
Tecumseh junior Marquan Krush runs the ball - as Conner Barksdale keeps a McLoud player at bay - for a touchdown in the second quarter of the Homecoming game on Sept. 16. The Tecumseh Savages won 40-14. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Tecumseh junior Marquan Krush runs the ball - as Conner Barksdale keeps a McLoud player at bay - for a touchdown in the second quarter of the Homecoming game on Sept. 16. The Tecumseh Savages won 40-14. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Its A Blowout Win For THS

For the second week in a row, the Savages picked up another blowout win on the gridiron. Tecumseh hosted cross-county rival McLoud for Homecoming and pretty much had its way with the visiting Redskins in a 40-12 win.

City Approves Cost Of Living Increase

Tecumseh city officials approved every item on their agenda on Tuesday, Sept. 6, including a 3% cost of living pay increase for the City Manager, City Attorney and City Judge. All other city employees were given a 3% pay increase in August.
Tecumseh High School Cheerleaders pose with Tecumseh Firefighters during the 2nd Annual Car Show. See more photos on page A3. Countywide & Sun/Adriana Fincher

Tecumseh High School Cheerleaders pose with Tecumseh Firefighters during the 2nd Annual Car Show. See more photos on page A3. Countywide & Sun/Adriana Fincher

THS Cheerleaders Host 2nd Annual Car Show

Start your engines! There was a big crowd Saturday, Aug. 27, at the 2nd Annual Car Show in Tecumseh, held by its very own cheerleaders. With a whopping 112 entries, the cheerleaders stayed busy. The show consists of people showing their cars, including engine, interior, and all.
A little girl, with Cowboys Plumbing, waves from her battery-operated truck during the Frontier Days Parade on Sept. 25, 2021. Cowboys Plumbing also had a horse and buggy and a cowboy mascot in the parade. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

A little girl, with Cowboys Plumbing, waves from her battery-operated truck during the Frontier Days Parade on Sept. 25, 2021. Cowboys Plumbing also had a horse and buggy and a cowboy mascot in the parade. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Frontier Days to Feature Beard & Stache Contest, Car Show

Tecumseh’s Frontier Days is just two weeks away, and many new or returning events are planned, along with annual traditions.
Lizzy Brady paints the Beauty Barn's windows.

Lizzy Brady paints the Beauty Barn's windows.

Brady Makes Windows into Art

Lizzy Brady, of Tecumseh, paints the windows at the Beauty Barn, owned by Shiane Nieman, in Tecumseh on July 8. Brady also painted the windows at the Tecumseh Public Library and a window belonging to Ronnye Sharp.