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Editor's Advance   -   Nov 01, 2026 Stillwater trash trucks could get AI cameras that watch drivers and record routes
A white City of Stillwater Waste Management street sweeper, an Elgin Eagle numbered 617, parked on a tree-lined street in September 2011, with a Jeep behind.

The SUA to vote on the $121,717 deal. Also on the agenda: federal lobbyists and North Perkins road resurfacing.

by Chris Peters
House District 34   -   Oct 29, 2026 Ranson, Means split on judicial panel, religious charter schools in third matchup for House District 34
Aaron Means, standing in a dark blazer, and Rep. Trish Ranson, seated in an orange top, at a Stillwater Frontier Rotary Club House District 34 forum Oct. 22, 2026.

The Democratic incumbent and her two-time Republican challenger both oppose the property tax state question but differ sharply on schools and judicial selection.

by Chris Peters
Cowboy Football   -   Oct 27, 2026 Mason Earns Bigger Role as OSU Prepares for Iowa State
OSU running back William Mason celebrates in the end zone after a touchdown run against Colorado on Oct. 24, 2026, at Boone Pickens Stadium as lineman Ashton Lepo raises his arms.

Morris says the senior running back’s special teams work opened the door, while the Cowboys sit one win from bowl eligibility.

by Bryson Thadhani
Poll   -   Oct 27, 2026 Reader poll: How will you vote on SQ 845?
Stillwegian reader poll graphic for State Question 845 over a photo of the Payne County Courthouse. Text: Changes who screens Oklahoma’s top judges. Vote by 11:59 p.m. Oct. 30.

Second of two reader polls: Read the debate over SQ 845, then vote with one click from this email.

by Chris Peters
Poll   -   Oct 27, 2026 Reader poll: How will you vote on SQ 847?
Stillwegian reader poll graphic for State Question 847 over a photo of the Payne County Administration building. Text: Lowers caps on property value growth. Vote by 11:59 p.m. Oct. 30.

First of two reader polls: Read the debate over SQ 847, then vote with one click from this email.

by Chris Peters
Cowboy Football   -   Oct 26, 2026 Cowboys Shut Out Colorado After Halftime, Roll 57-24 at Homecoming
OSU wide receiver Justin Bowick steps into the end zone on a touchdown catch as a Colorado defender dives behind him on Oct. 24, 2026, at Boone Pickens Stadium.

Oklahoma State turns a one-point deficit into 34 unanswered points, improves to 5-2, and reenters the AP Top 25.

by Chris Peters
Pioneer Football   -   Oct 25, 2026 Pioneers Hand Muskogee Third Loss With 59-6 Rout
Stillwater running back Jaedan Adams (3) carries the ball near the goal line as Muskogee defender Dredyn Spencer (17) reaches for him from the turf at Pioneer Stadium, Oct. 22, 2026.

Two defensive touchdowns and 278 rushing yards carry Stillwater to 5-2

by Chris Peters
Cowboy Football   -   Oct 23, 2026 Morris Warns Colorado Is Better Than Its 2-4 Record
OSU head coach Eric Morris walks out of the tunnel at Boone Pickens Stadium in Stillwater before the Cowboys’ game against Oregon on Saturday, Sept. 12, 2026.

OSU’s head coach says the Buffaloes’ defensive front is as good as any the Cowboys have faced

by Bryson Thadhani
A white City of Stillwater Waste Management street sweeper, an Elgin Eagle numbered 617, parked on a tree-lined street in September 2011, with a Jeep behind.
Editor's Advance   -   Nov 01, 2026 Stillwater trash trucks could get AI cameras that watch drivers and record routes

The SUA to vote on the $121,717 deal. Also on the agenda: federal lobbyists and North Perkins road resurfacing.

by Chris Peters
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OSDH   -   Jul 16, 2025 No Vaccine for West Nile: Oklahoma Emphasizes Prevention
No Vaccine for West Nile: Oklahoma Emphasizes Prevention

Health officials warn of increased risk, urge residents to take precautions against mosquito bites and eliminate standing water around homes

by Chris Peters
Stillwater Board of Education   -   Jul 10, 2025 Superintendent Bridges Makes Debut at School Board Meeting
Superintendent Bridges Makes Debut at School Board Meeting

Tyler Bridges emphasizes building relationships with district leaders and local stakeholders while high school construction progresses on schedule

by Chris Peters
Stillwater City Council   -   Jul 09, 2025 Stillwater Revamping Tobacco Rules with Eye on State Funding
Stillwater Revamping Tobacco Rules with Eye on State Funding

Council moves to update smoking ordinance for all municipal property; aims to tap into TSET grants for local improvements

by Chris Peters
Stillwater City Council   -   Jul 08, 2025 City Council Waives $75,000 in Rural Fire Bills for March Wildfire Victims
City Council Waives $75,000 in Rural Fire Bills for March Wildfire Victims

City also announces grand opening of new Fire Station #2 and Block 34 dedication ceremony as community continues recovery efforts

by Chris Peters
Community   -   Jul 01, 2025 Stillwater Noon Lions Club Celebrates 60 Years of Community Service
Stillwater Noon Lions Club Celebrates 60 Years of Community Service

City officials honor club's decades-long commitment to vision health, education, and local support

by Chris Peters
Healthcare   -   Jun 30, 2025 Oklahoma Hospitals Warn of Devastating Cuts as Senate Budget Bill Threatens $873 Million in Annual Medicaid Funding
Oklahoma Hospitals Warn of Devastating Cuts as Senate Budget Bill Threatens $873 Million in Annual Medicaid Funding

Stillwater Medical Center stands to lose $13 million annually in proposed One Big Beautiful Bill Act

by Chris Peters
Stillwater Library Board   -   Jun 25, 2025 Library Board Approves E-Rate Discount Amid Supreme Court Uncertainty
Library Board Approves E-Rate Discount Amid Supreme Court Uncertainty

Board accepts $9,840 federal discount for internet service as libraries nationwide await ruling that could reshape E-Rate funding program.

by Chris Peters
Stillwater Utilities Authority   -   Jun 24, 2025 Stillwater Utilities Authority Considers Waste Management Rate Increases Amid Funding Shortfall
Stillwater Utilities Authority Considers Waste Management Rate Increases Amid Funding Shortfall

Study reveals residential services significantly under-recovering costs, with 8-9% rate hike proposed for fiscal year 2026

by Chris Peters
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