Tecumseh boys top Elk City for seventh place in Washington Tourney
WASHINGTON – A quick 16-7 start through one quarter was enough to help the Tecumseh Savages knock off Elk City 55-38 Saturday in the seventh-place game of the Washington Tournament.
WASHINGTON – A quick 16-7 start through one quarter was enough to help the Tecumseh Savages knock off Elk City 55-38 Saturday in the seventh-place game of the Washington Tournament.
Pottawatomie County sales tax collections in January show a nearly $59K decrease in numbers compared to December and reports a nearly $74K decrease when compared to last year’s January figures.
BETHANY – Within the first media timeout at the Sawyer Center, Southern Nazarene had set the tone for the entire night and eventually claimed a massive 88-62 win over Oklahoma Baptist on Thursday. By the 15:57 mark of the opening half, the hosts had built a 15-5 advantage.
BETHANY, Okla. – The Oklahoma Baptist University women felt their third conference loss as a relentless Southern Nazarene offense outshot the Bison in the final minutes of action, securing a 63-56 win for the home team.
WASHINGTON – Casady knocked off the Tecumseh Lady Savages 51-35 in the consolation title game of the Washington Tournament on Saturday.
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SHAWNEE - As part of Community Risk Reduction Week festivities (observed January 20-26), the American Red Cross of South Central and Southeast Oklahoma encourages everyone to follow important steps to prevent home fires. Over the past decade, The Red Cross Home Fire Campaign has saved more than 2,000 lives, installed nearly 3 million smoke alarms, made over 1.2 million households safer and served over 3.1 million people through in-home visits.
Each year, the Citizen Potawatomi Nation and its employees work to help make the holiday season a little better for those in need. This year, donations from various CPN events led to gifts for more than 80 children in foster care, door prizes for a party for Tribal elders, 350 families receiving food for holiday meals, and thousands of dollars in donations to different charities.
There were two proclamations issued from Shawnee Mayor Eric Stephens this month's City Commission meeting.
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