The second Annual Wolves Wrestling Breakfast with Santa was a huge success. With 57 boys and 20 girls on the roster, Shawnee Wrestling is about more than just winning on the mat — it’s about building leaders, champions, and a stronger community.
Seminole State College hosted its annual Night at the Lights event on Dec. 2 at the Reynolds Wellness Center in Seminole.
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Festive and colorful Christmas lights can be found all around Chandler, including the large traditional display in front of the Lincoln County courthouse, including a large Christmas tree to be unveiled later this week.
Shawnee Public Schools (SPS) educators are celebrating the generosity of the Shawnee Educational Foundation (SEF), which recently awarded over $26,000 in grants to support a variety of creative and impactful educational initiatives. These grants, given to teachers and principals across multiple SPS campuses, reflect a shared commitment to enhancing learning experiences for all students.
Shawnee Public Schools is thrilled to announce the 2024-2025 Building Teacher of the Year winners, a group of exceptional educators who exemplify passion, innovation, and dedication in their classrooms and beyond. Representing every school site, these teachers inspire students, engage families, and enrich our community.
Recently, Shawnee’s monthly Third Thursday Poetry Reading welcomed OBU’s Ben Myers, author of four books of poetry, the latest being, The Book of Family Martyrs (2023). Myers was Oklahoma’s Poet Laureate in 2015-2016.
Seminole High School and Seminole State College alumnus Matt Kappele achieved a major milestone in his filmmaking journey on Nov. 24, when his debut short film, “Cheatin’ Ain’t Easy,” was screened at the L.A.
STROUD, Oklahoma – United Indian Nations of Oklahoma (UINO) concluded its annual meeting on November 18-19 in Stroud, hosted by the Sac and Fox Nation. Changes to state and federal leadership, advocacy to pass federal legislation for a Native American Boarding School Commission, and the crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP) dominated the two-day event.