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

Stillwater Planning Commission - Feb 26, 2025 Planning Commission Approves Short-Term Rental Despite Neighborhood Concerns

Neighbors cite safety issues, while owner emphasizes property improvements and willingness to address concerns

by Chris Peters

Stillwater City Council - Feb 25, 2025 School Bus Traffic Concerns Nearby Residents of Planned Bus Facility on Richmond Road

Council Approves Closure of Unused Right-of-Way for School District Development

by Chris Peters

Stillwater City Council - Feb 25, 2025 Discount Tire Store Approved for North Perkins Road

Specific Use Permit Granted with Noise Mitigation Requirements for Nearby Residents

by Chris Peters

Stillwater City Council - Feb 25, 2025 Council Approves $3.1 Million Airport Terminal Construction Phase

Transportation Fund to Support Roundabout; FAA Grant Covers Majority of Costs

by Chris Peters

Stillwater Planning Commission - Feb 24, 2025 Planning Commission to Consider Short Term Rental Application, Rezoning Request

Residents cite safety issues and property value impacts for short term rental application; Commission also set to consider new subdivision plat and rezoning request

by Chris Peters

Payne County Commissioners - Feb 24, 2025 County Approves Shared Communications Agreement with Stillwater

Payne County to house equipment at Stillwater facilities pending City Council approval

by Chris Peters

Payne County Commissioners - Feb 23, 2025 New Roundabout Planned near Airport

➕ Public Hearing on permit for Discount Tire, Payne County schedules special meeting to review public safety radio agreement with City of Stillwater

by Chris Peters

City of Stillwater - Feb 18, 2025 VIDEO: Downtown Roundabout Demolished Again

The structure has been struck by drivers five times in the last four years

by Chris Peters