Concert pianist Dr. Peter Simon will entertain area residents at a free public concert Tuesday, October 25, 2022, on Seminole State College’s campus. The “Music and Poetry of Love” program will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the Utterback Ballroom of the Enoch Kelly Haney Center.
Did you know you can view a photo gallery from the Shawnee Fire Department’s fire clown recent program at Shawnee Middle School. Open the camera app on your smartphone and hover over this QR Code, then click on the URL banner.
The Shawnee Fire Department is teaming up with State Farm and the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) to promote this year’s Fire Prevention Week™ campaign, “Fire Won’t Wait. Plan Your Escape.™.”
Homeowners can balance safety and curb appeal The seasons are finally changing and so are our garden tasks. As colder weather comes, it’s time to put our gardens to bed.
Household emergencies can occur at any time. When disaster strikes, knowing how to proceed effectively can make a world of difference and potentially save lives.
When thinking about renovating their homes, homeowners may imagine changing wall colors, expanding room sizes or upgrading appliances and fixtures. However, unless people take inventory of the less glamourous components of the home, such as structure, plumbing, heating and cooling, and insulation, other improvements may be for naught.
Since 2010, Chicago photographer and Citizen Potawatomi Nation tribal member Sharon Hoogstraten has been documenting members from the Potawatomi nations across North America for her book Dancing for Our Tribe: Potawatomi Tradition in the New Millennium.
With winter approaching, it’s getting time to button up for the chilly days ahead. Preparing for winter is also making less work for you in spring.
Every dog owner knows the difficulty of keeping their curious canines from eating just about anything they can find, and, with fall in full swing, scattered acorns are likely to catch plenty of pets’ attention. So, does eating acorns pose a risk to a dog’s health?
• At 11 a.m., at the Senior Center, at 401 N. Bell, a group of senior residents gather to sing an assortment of hymns and gospel songs.