Chris Peters

Chris has been a Stillwegian (Stillwater resident) since 2008. He recently spent 3 years getting valuable experience at the local newspaper as a news editor, staff reporter and advertising sales rep.

Location Stillwater, OK

Number of Articles 71

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Chris Peters's Work 71 Articles

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

Payne County Commissioners - Feb 17, 2025 County Commissioners to Review Public Safety Communications Agreement with City of Stillwater

➕ Payne County Emergency Management Awarded FEMA Grant

by Chris Peters

Stillwater City Council - Feb 13, 2025 City Council Advances Ordinances for Special Event Flexibility

Just in time for Mid South 2025. ➕ City celebrates public utility achievement and promotes upcoming city parks open house event

by Chris Peters

Stillwater City Council - Feb 12, 2025 Ambulance Trust seeks 20% fee increase to address rising demand

Trust reports five years of losses, projects fee hike would sustain service for next decade

by Chris Peters

Payne County Commissioners - Feb 11, 2025 County approves use of sales tax funds to purchase nearby parking lot

➕ Fair Board election results, Mid South event campers on courthouse lawn and county adopts employee administrative leave policy

by Chris Peters

Feb 07, 2025 Ordinance allows city manager to adjust parking limits; another opens parks to campers for special events

Plus, City pursues federal funding for a backup water source, and Visit Stillwater report highlights a new marketing tech partner

by Chris Peters

Parks & Public Spaces - Feb 06, 2025 City provides details on playground removal and future plans for Myers Park

Park survey shows residents not overly concerned with condition of equipment and turf

by Chris Peters