Results, awards listed from the Pottawatomie County Free Fair
The 2025 Pottawatomie County Free Fair Awards Assembly wrapped up the annual fair held at the Expo Center Sept. 3-6
"Kim (The Shawnee News-Star)"
Dale baseball squad cruises to 12-0 triumph over Drummond
DALE - Dale went quietly in the first inning against Class A No. 10 Drummond Monday.
Davis, Lady Wildcats post home shutout of Jones 6-0
BETHEL ACRES - After a long weekend in tournament action and a complete game Monday, Bethel gave Lilly Ingmire a break in the circle Tuesday.
Richard Stevenson appointed Fire Marshal for the City of Shawnee
The City of Shawnee has announced the appointment of Richard Stevenson as Fire Marshal, which began effective on Monday, Sept. 8.
Movie listings
Cinema Centre 8 at 3031 N. Harrison is open daily for matinees.
Step Up 4 Hope during Suicide Prevention Month
With one person dying by suicide every 9.9 hours in Oklahoma, the need for community action has never been greater. The Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS) is calling on Oklahomans to Step Up 4 Hope this September during Suicide Prevention Month, a campaign designed to raise awareness, provide lifesaving tools and foster hope across the state.
OBU's Frazee named GAC Volleyball Defensive Player of the Week
RUSSELLVILLE, Ark. – Oklahoma Baptist sophomore Mackenzie Frazee had a weekend to remember, registering a whopping 23.0 blocks during West Texas A&M’s BritKare Lady Buff Classic in Canyon.
Byng run-rules Asher in fall baseball play
BYNG – The host Byng Pirates compiled eight hits and were helped by four Asher errors in downing the Indians 11-0 in 3 ½ innings Tuesday in fall baseball action.
Adapting to a growing Oklahoma
One of the lessons I learned in my years as a teacher and principal is that clear rules and fair processes help people feel confident and secure. The same is true for our legal system.
Voters encouraged to update registration
With the October 14 City of Oklahoma City and Little Axe Special Election right around the corner, Pottawatomie County Election Board Secretary Patricia Carter is encouraging all registered voters to verify their voting information using the State Election Board’s OK Voter Portal. “If it’s been a while since you voted or you’ve recently moved or changed your name, now is the time to make sure your registration information is up-to-date.