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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 227
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Chris Peters's Work 227 Articles
Pioneer Soccer   -   Mar 25, 2026 Stillwater Blanks OKC Storm 3-0 at Pioneer Stadium
Stillwater senior Graham Condley (10) strikes toward goal during the Pioneers' 3-0 shutout of OKC Storm on March 24, 2026, at Pioneer Stadium.

D1 commit Condley leads Pioneers with goal, two assists in shutout

by Chris Peters
Stillwater City Council   -   Mar 25, 2026 Stillwater clears path for $100 million Synthesia Technology chemical plant at Kingspan property
Schematic design sketch of the planned Synthesia Technology polyester plant in Stillwater, showing warehouse buildings and an enclosed reactor tower with the Synthesia Technology logo.

The facility will produce a key ingredient in Kingspan's foam insulation boards using recycled plastic bottles

by Chris Peters
Tourism Advisory Committee   -   Mar 18, 2026 Tourism panel recommends $1.8 million overhaul of Strickland Park ball fields
arolyn Walstad stands before a screen showing an aerial view of Strickland Park's four ball fields while presenting to seated Tourism Advisory Committee members.

SEDA vote set for March 23 on funding that would bring turf, LED lighting and facility upgrades to the complex

by Chris Peters
The Mid South   -   Mar 16, 2026 106 Miles, One Hug, One Big Party — Owenreay Finishes Last at Mid South, Gets Biggest Celebration
Kristen Owenreay raises the DFL longhorn skull trophy overhead at the Mid South finish line in Stillwater, Oklahoma, on March 14, 2026, flanked by Brad Connelly and Bobby Wintle.

All Bodies on Bikes athlete completes first-ever century ride after battling asthma, a 20-mile nosebleed, and a depleted water supply

by Chris Peters
The Mid South   -   Mar 14, 2026 Cummings, Gomez Villafane, and Freeburn Win at Historic 2026 Mid South — First Standalone Pro Race Delivers Drama Across All Three Categories
Robin Cummings, Sofia Gomez Villafane, and Cobe Freeburn — winners of all three pro categories at the 2026 Mid South — photographed after finishing Friday in Stillwater, Oklahoma.

Robin Cummings takes the nonbinary title. Nine women enter the finish chute together. Cobe Freeburn edges Cameron Jones by a wheel width in a men's photo finish

by Chris Peters
The Mid South   -   Mar 13, 2026 'Make It Hard All Day' — Cameron Jones on Wind, Wheels, and His First Mid South Start
Cameron Jones at a pre-race meet-and-greet at District Bicycles in Stillwater, Oklahoma, March 12, 2026, wearing a Scott Cycling hoodie.

Jones names Vermeulen, Wertz, Pellaud, and Svendsen as the riders to watch in a 60+ person pro field starting Friday at 1 p.m.

by Chris Peters
The Mid South   -   Mar 08, 2026 Who to Watch at the 2026 Mid South — A Preview of the First Pro-Only Race in Event History
Torbjørn Røed and Griffin Easter sprint to the 2024 Mid South finish line as champagne sprays the crowd. Røed won by one second in a five-rider sprint finish.

2026 Edition Brings New Venue, Friday Pro Race to Oklahoma's Red Dirt

by Chris Peters
The Mid South   -   Mar 04, 2026 The Mid South brings endurance festival to Block 34 for 2026
The Mid South finish line arch spans West 7th Avenue in downtown Stillwater during setup, with sponsor banners, crowd barriers, and a timer display visible under clear blue skies.

A year after wildfires canceled events, the iconic gravel race moves to Block 34 with a new finish line, Friday pro cycling race, and stronger emergency communications

by Chris Peters
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