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

Oct 07, 2025 Sister City Delegation Returns from Japan Anniversary Celebration

Mayor, city manager join ceremonies marking 40 years of Stillwater-Kameoka partnership

by Chris Peters

Community - Oct 05, 2025 Leadership Class to Bring 'Parks and Rec' Harvest Festival to Block 34 for Life Center Fundraiser

Mini horses, live music and community spirit fuel ambitious push for $50,000 goal

by Chris Peters

Stillwater City Council - Oct 02, 2025 City Hires Assistant City Manager, Approves Police Cooperation Agreement

Bernish to oversee development, utilities, economic development; police agreement with OSU clarifies jurisdiction; opioid settlements also approved

by Chris Peters

Stillwater City Council - Oct 01, 2025 Youth Ministry Finds New Location, City Alerts Residents to Fraudulent Invoices

Rezoning request puts KLife in compliance, Officials warn residents never to pay city invoices by wire transfer

by Chris Peters

Pioneer Volleyball - Sep 29, 2025 Stillwater honors seniors with win over Moore, rolls through tournament

Lady Pioneers celebrate six Class of 2026 members, extend momentum with tournament victories in Enid

by Chris Peters

Pioneer Volleyball - Sep 25, 2025 Edmond North tops Stillwater in PINK OUT matchup

Lady Pioneers return home Thursday to honor six seniors in final home match of the season

by Chris Peters

Stillwater Utilities Authority - Sep 21, 2025 SUA approves $405K upgrade for faster outage alerts to electric, water customers

Customers can opt in for text and email alerts about outages

by Chris Peters

Stillwater Economic Development Authority - Sep 21, 2025 Bank of Oklahoma to purchase Campus Corner property from ice cream shop

SEDA requires $125,000 repayment before closing, marking early end to tax increment financing deal

by Chris Peters