Sports
Dale claims second straight Class 4A State Slow-Pitch Softball crown
Dale Head Slow-Pitch Softball Coach Andy Powell threw his cap about 20 feet into the air Tuesday night.
- Dale claims second straight Class 4A State Slow-Pitch Softball crown
- Potawatomi Fire at Muskogee Friday, home for Sunday game
- Elgin ousts Tecumseh from first round of 5A Slow-Pitch State
- Pirates pound Asher in Monday playoff tuneup contest
- North Rock Creek edges Skiatook in walk-off to capture regional
Conversations
Update: SPD identifies student in SPS social media threat
From Shawnee Police Department and Shawnee Public Schools reports On Sunday, the Shawnee Police Department responded to a report of a possible threat posted on social media. The suspect was…
- Update: SPD identifies student in SPS social media threat
- SPS shares information on anonymous social media post
- Thunder UP tour visits KidSpace this evening
- News-Star lists candidate announcement guidelines for 2026 elections
- Daylight Saving Time: AAA warns motorists about drowsy driving
Lifestyle
Hort Q&A: What do I do with my bulbs now that they are finished blooming?
As spring flowering bulbs such as tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, etc. finish blooming, if possible, allow the foliage to turn yellow and die back.
- Hort Q&A: What do I do with my bulbs now that they are finished blooming?
- World's tallest dinosaur, researcher set for program Saturday in Norman
- Pet Talk: How to protect pets from The New World Screwworm
- SSC student-athletes volunteer with A League of Their Own
- Severe weather, drought share April spotlight
News
Dale claims second straight Class 4A State Slow-Pitch Softball crown
Dale Head Slow-Pitch Softball Coach Andy Powell threw his cap about 20 feet into the air Tuesday night.
- Dale claims second straight Class 4A State Slow-Pitch Softball crown
- (Calendar of events)
- ‘The Walk’ set Thursday as OBU prepares for commencement
- OBU spring commencement returning to campus May 9
- Shop, eat and win tonight: Downtown Shawnee launches 'Main Street Shop & Stroll'
Community
Konawa team wins OJABA Class B state title
Konawa defeated Rock Creek 230-120, Colcord A 260-140, Vanoss 240-150 and Colcord A again for 200-180 to claim to the OJABA Class B State Championship title. They are coached by Connie Wroolie.
- Konawa team wins OJABA Class B state title
- Movies this week
- OBU to host High School All-State Choir Prep Camp on June 27
- Photos: Thunder Up tour stops in Shawnee
- Spring on Bison Hill
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Sports
Dale claims second straight Class 4A State Slow-Pitch Softball crown
Dale Head Slow-Pitch Softball Coach Andy Powell threw his cap about 20 feet into the air Tuesday night.
- Dale claims second straight Class 4A State Slow-Pitch Softball crown
- Potawatomi Fire at Muskogee Friday, home for Sunday game
- Elgin ousts Tecumseh from first round of 5A Slow-Pitch State
- Pirates pound Asher in Monday playoff tuneup contest
- North Rock Creek edges Skiatook in walk-off to capture regional
Conversations
Update: SPD identifies student in SPS social media threat
From Shawnee Police Department and Shawnee Public Schools reports On Sunday, the Shawnee Police Department responded to a report of a possible threat posted on social media. The suspect was identified and interviewed by detectives.…
- Update: SPD identifies student in SPS social media threat
- SPS shares information on anonymous social media post
- Thunder UP tour visits KidSpace this evening
- News-Star lists candidate announcement guidelines for 2026 elections
- Daylight Saving Time: AAA warns motorists about drowsy driving
Lifestyle
Hort Q&A: What do I do with my bulbs now that they are finished blooming?
As spring flowering bulbs such as tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, etc. finish blooming, if possible, allow the foliage to turn yellow and die back.
- Hort Q&A: What do I do with my bulbs now that they are finished blooming?
- World's tallest dinosaur, researcher set for program Saturday in Norman
- Pet Talk: How to protect pets from The New World Screwworm
- SSC student-athletes volunteer with A League of Their Own
- Severe weather, drought share April spotlight