City in position to make revenue from new trend
On Tuesday, Shawnee City Commissioners learned more about a rising trend in short-term rentals, namely sites outside of traditional hotel stays -- like home-shares, Vrbos, airbnbs and boarding rooms.
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Shawnee swim teams compete in Edmond Meet
EDMOND – Gracyn Simpson took second place in the 100-yard butterfly at 1:05.63 and third in the 100 freestyle in 1:00.98 to highlight Shawnee’s efforts in the Edmond Invitational Swim Meet on Tuesday. Edmond North won the event with a team score of 594, followed by Edmond Memorial at 585, Shawnee at 300, Edmond Santa Fe at 175, Classen SAS at 76 and Harding Charter Prep at 4.
Minister's Corner: Hope of Glory in honor of Mary Lee Wagoner
My Great-Grandmother, Mary Lee Wagoner, turned 103 years young this month. She has lived a full life.
Root control services for city wastewater lines OK'd
This week Shawnee City Commissioners approved a resolution that would allow for the purchase of root control services under the Cooperative Purchasing Agreement with Houston-Galveston Area Council (HGAC).
District Attorney wraps up two criminal cases in Pott. County jury term
During the January jury term in Pottawatomie County, the District Attorney's office wrapped up two cases with criminal trials.
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Fires, water and Southern California politics
The terrifying devastating wildfires in California are a terrible disaster in one part of our country that will have continuing national impacts – humanitarian, economic and political. The noir classic film “Chinatown” may seem completely removed from the terrible tangible destruction in Southern California, but in fact that film contains insights of considerable importance, that bear directly on current developments.
Shawnee Parks and Recreation
Hello, Shawnee! Our January weather has sure included some cold, cold days! The wind chill makes it even colder, and you all know our Oklahoma wind does not disappoint! Stay safe out there this winter!
Wolves claim Tuesday road victory at Collinsville
COLLINSVILLE – Four Shawnee players – Edan Litherland, Rah’mel Slaughter, Carter Whipkey and Daytain Patton - scored in double figures as the Wolves knocked off the Collinsville Cardinals 66-60 Tuesday night.
Department of Health awards SSC 'Certified Excellence' for healthy initiatives
Seminole State College has earned the “Certified Excellence” designation, the highest level of recognition from the Certified Healthy Oklahoma Program, a division of the Oklahoma Department of Health. This free, voluntary certification program recognizes organizations committed to fostering healthy environments and policies that encourage better nutrition, increased physical activity, and tobacco-free living.