NRC takes two from Tecumseh in summer baseball play

TECUMSEH – The North Rock Creek Cougars swept a summer baseball doubleheader from the Tecumseh Savages, 14-2 and 14-9, on Monday.
TECUMSEH – The North Rock Creek Cougars swept a summer baseball doubleheader from the Tecumseh Savages, 14-2 and 14-9, on Monday.
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In the four Pottawatomie County races up for vote this year three have been decided, but one will move into the next round of voting.
Tuesday was a big day for Shawnee residents as voters picked their favorite representatives for four seats on the City Commission. Two of the seats now have winners, while the other two seats will be decided through runoffs in August.
As of Tuesday, at least some of the Senate and House elections have now been decided. However, one race is teetering on the edge of a majority -- too close to tell yet whether it is won or if it must go to a runoff election; another race that's been on the back-burner is set for the General Election in November; but voting for the rest appears to be over. Seats up for grabs during this election cycle for area legislative offices include local Senate District 17, and House Districts 26, 27 and 28.
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As reported in Tuesday’s edition of the Shawnee News-Star, American Legion baseball returns to the area as the Rocky Barrett Classic will be played Thursday at both Shawnee High School and Tecumseh High School.
SHAWNEE – Oklahoma Gas & Electric Company (OG&E) recently donated electric fans to Shawnee area seniors and families with low income to help residents stay safe and cool during the hot summer months.
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