Chris Peters

Chris Peters is the founder and editor of The Stillwegian, covering Stillwater and Payne County with a mix of storytelling, photography, and local insight. A Stillwegian since 2008, he’s passionate about connecting community through local news.

Location Stillwater, OK

Number of Articles 207

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Chris Peters's Work 207 Articles

Stillwater City Council - Jun 23, 2025 Stillwater Sports Association Pushes for Turf Fields After Rainy Season

Annual presentation reveals successful programs but significant tournament losses due to weather, prompting calls for facility upgrades

by Chris Peters

Community - Jun 19, 2025 Our Daily Bread Announces Major Expansion Plans to Address Growing Demand

Stillwater food center applies for $3.8 million grant to renovate facility serving over 1,000 households monthly

by Chris Peters

Stillwater City Council - Jun 18, 2025 City Council tables high-density housing development amid neighborhood opposition

Council also advances alley closure, setting stage for new Sigma Chi house and multi-use facility

by Chris Peters

TIF #3 Implementation Policy Committee - Jun 13, 2025 TIF Committee Backs $15,000 for Downtown Building Facelift

Committee also recommends $150,000 to continue small business enhancement projects

by Chris Peters

Stillwater Board of Education - Jun 11, 2025 Stillwater Public Schools Welcomes New Leadership Team, Advances Technology Initiative

Ambitious one-to-one technology initiative aims to equip all students with devices despite financial challenges

by Chris Peters

Community - Jun 11, 2025 Federal Grant Losses Threaten Stillwater's Homeless Shelter Operations

Mission of Hope needs $240,000 by September to maintain services for area's homeless population

by Chris Peters

Sports - Jun 06, 2025 Help Bring Local Sports Coverage to Life – One Photo at a Time

Your Support = Better Local Journalism

by Chris Peters

Stillwater City Council - Jun 06, 2025 Downtown Hotspot Could See Commercial Growth as Council Advances Rezoning

Youth ministry withdraws permit application, rezoning for 'pocket community' approved

by Chris Peters