Fall means falling leaves
Fall is finally here with a combination of cool mornings and warm afternoons. The warm afternoons will probably disappear as we get into November.
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Hort Q&A: What is the OSU Master Gardener program?
As we end out this year with our last garden article, I want to take a few minutes of your time to explain about the OSU Master Gardener Program. This program is designed to teach about gardening and empower the members to then in turn volunteer in the community through garden education programs and projects in our community. This group also has a lot of horticulture experience to share, so the fellowship is really fun.
Home safety includes your online ‘door’
Keep a clean machine Keep all software on internet connected devices – including personal computers, smartphones and tablets – current. This reduces the of infection from ransomware and malware. If you don’t want to think about it, configure your devices to automatically update (our recommendation). You can also set your device to notify you when an update is available.
Monsters on Main draws costumed crowd
Community Renewal of Pottawatomie County’s first go at operating Shawnee’s favorite spooky-fest is a wrap. From a mummy-wrapping contest to costume competitions, a carnival, Trick-or-Treating, a DJ and lots of food and retail vendors, the fall event -- newly named Monsters on Main (formerly Boo on Bell) -- entertained residents of all ages.
Suspect sought by Tecumseh police
Police work to identify suspect after two teens report being sexually assaulted at knifepoint The Tecumseh Police Department continued its investigation Tuesday to identify a suspect after knocks on residential doors in Tecumseh Sunday morning resulted in two reports of sexual assault. As part of the ongoing investigation, Tecumseh Police Chief J.R.
Depot repair updates continue as city eyes options, funding
The process of getting the Santa Fe Depot repaired and renovated continues to inch forward as another update was offered recently by City of Shawnee Community Development Director Rian Harkins. Citing community feedback opportunities in recent months, Harkins said some of the takeaways from discussions include the community’s desire to preserve the depot and find ways to use the building as a draw for downtown, as well as honor Shawnee’s history.
WORLD NEWS BRIEFS
The Associated Press Next UK prime minister: Sunak closes in after Johnson balks LONDON (AP) — Former Treasury chief Rishi Sunak is strong favorite to become Britain’s next prime minister within days — or even hours — after former leader Boris Johnson dropped out of the Conservative Party leadership contest. After the resignation of Liz Truss last week, the governing party is choosing Britain’s third prime minister this year at a time of political turmoil and severe economic challenges.
LOCAL AND AREA BUSINESS NEWS AND BRIEFS
Shawnee banker graduates from OBA Consumer Lending School Andrew Meadows, with Vision Bank in Shawnee, recently completed the Oklahoma Bankers Association Consumer Lending School in Oklahoma City. Meadows was among 55 graduates of the school, which was held Oct.
Oklahoma Poison Center offers tips for a safer Halloween
With Halloween right around the corner, it is time to consider steps to increase chances of a safe holiday. Each year, Poison Centers across the country manage numerous exposures involving Halloween-related substances and products.
Upcoming election information and reminders
The following is information from the Lincoln County Election Board ahead of the November elections. Early voting begins Nov.