Way-back Wednesday: Hornbeck Theater
It’s Way-Back Wednesday. This week’s photos show some memories from the Hornbeck Theater.
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Donations welcome during diaper need awareness week
Shawnee Mayor Ed Bolt recently proclaimed Diaper Need Awareness Week, which is now through Oct. 1.
Food Truck Thursday at First United: Poe Prepping
Food Truck Thursday at First United: Poe Prepping First United Bank, 2675 N. Harrison (on the southeast corner of Harrison and MacArthur), routinely hosts a food truck from 11 a.m.
SPD promotes 2 to Sergeant
The Shawnee Police Department announces recently promoted Sergeants are Dennis Rains and Jay Keehn. .
Woodland makeover begins
Shawnee residents driving near Woodland Veterans Park are no doubt noticing some changes going on. Between Union and Broadway along Highland, several trees are being removed as the city’s park improvements project begins at the site.
Project: Safe to hold 14th annual Honey Do fundraising auction Oct. 6
Banquet RSVP deadline is 5 p.m. Sept.
GCTC installs 2022-23 BPA Officers
Last week, Gordon Cooper Technology Center (GCTC) Shawnee Campus installed the new 2022-23 Business Professionals of America’s Officer Teams. A.M.
Kind Collections owner finds confidence through CPCDC
Hannah Muller is a member of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation and the thoughtful owner of Kind Collections. She is located in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and does most of her work online.
‘Tigerpalooza’ set for Saturday, Oct. 1
The ever-popular “Tigerpalooza: The Bron Warren Tournament of Bands” competition returns to Koi Ishto Stadium at East Central University Saturday, Oct. 1.
ECU waives application fee, celebrates College Application Week
ADA – This week, East Central University is waiving the application fee for incoming students in conjunction with Oklahoma College Application Week. ECU also hosted the Ada Area College Fair for high school students on Monday.