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 245

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Chris Peters's Work 245 Articles

Payne County Commissioners - May 30, 2025 SBA Opens Disaster Assistance Center Following Recent Fires

Low-interest loans available for homeowners and businesses affected by fires; County approves bridge projects with Iowa Tribe

by Chris Peters

Stillwater Library Board - May 29, 2025 New 'Lucky Day' Program to Slash Wait Times for Popular eAudiobooks at Library

Summer Reading Program Revs Up as Library Reopens in Temporary Location

by Chris Peters

City of Stillwater - May 27, 2025 City Testing Four-Way Stops at Downtown Traffic Signals

Trial run includes data collection on traffic flow before and after student exodus

by Chris Peters

Stillwater Utilities Authority - May 21, 2025 Stillwater Tackles Water Challenges with $210M Improvement Plan

City aims to boost capacity and reliability through treatment plant upgrades and new water source; recent rate increases and grant pursuits to fund strategy

by Chris Peters

Stillwater Planning Commission - May 21, 2025 Planning Commission Declines to Recommend Permit for Religious Organization

Neighbors report ongoing activities despite lack of approval; KLife defends intentions

by Chris Peters

Payne County Commissioners - May 20, 2025 County Honors EMS Workers, Revisits Road Equipment Policies

Former official explains original intent of weight restrictions on paved county roads

by Chris Peters

Stillwater Board of Education - May 15, 2025 Farewell to Familiar Halls: Stillwater High School Set for Demolition

New high school construction progresses as district plans for freshman integration

by Chris Peters

Payne County Commissioners - May 14, 2025 County Commissioners Clash Over Off-Road Equipment Rules

Commissioners discuss 25-ton limit for off-road equipment while approving $2.3 million paving contract

by Chris Peters