Dale rolls to five-game sweep in Chandler Tournament
CHANDLER - Dale is the No. 1 team in 2A so it isn’t surprising that the Pirates won five-straight games to win the Mark Howard Tournament in Chandler.
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City Commission OKs transitional housing contract
Recently, Shawnee City Commissioners approved a contract with OK End Homelessness for a duplex as part of the Transitional Housing Program for Shawnee Urban Renewal Authority (SURA); the property is at 104 S. Chapman, Units A and B.
Gov. Stitt speaks at Chamber event, tours SSC
Student leaders from Seminole State College and Seminole High School were special guests at a Seminole Chamber of Commerce breakfast with Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt on March 27 in the Utterback Ballroom on SSC’s campus.
Friday Baseball Roundup
Conley fires four-hit shutout as Cougars clip OKC Broncos 1-0 CHANDLER – Hasten Conley fired a four-hit shutout as the North Rock Creek Cougars edged the Oklahoma City Broncos’ Homeschool squad Friday in Chandler High School’s Mark Howard Tournament. Conley struck out nine and allowed only two walks.
Election Day: Voters to decide county tax question, municipal and school board races
Polls are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 1, in Pottawatomie County for a county sales tax question, as well as several municipal races, including those in Maud, Pink, Asher and McLoud, as well as elections for several school board seats.
Community Touch-A-Truck event set Saturday, April 5 in Shawnee
It’s springtime in Oklahoma, which means it’s almost time for Pottawatomie County’s annual Touch-A-Truck and Beyond event.
OBU: Early registration open for 2025 Heartland Worship Conference
Early registration is now open for the 2025 Heartland Worship conference, set for Sept. 26-27 at Together We Church in Yukon.
Thursday Baseball Roundup
North Rock Creek edges Chandler 3-2 in eight innings
Letter to the editor
Dear editor, A North Carolina couple writes to the March 24, 2025, Charlotte Observer opinion page: "Right now, politicians in Washington are debating the future of Medicaid. They throw around big numbers and rhetoric around 'waste, fraud, and abuse.' For too many politicians in Washington, Medicaid is just another political football to be tossed around as red meat rhetoric to throw to their bases in hopes of securing their next campaign donation.