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Stillwater City Council   -   Sep 15, 2026 Stillwater to pay YMCA $50,000 a year for public pool access
A construction sign showing a rendering of the new Stillwater YMCA stands behind a chain-link fence, with steel framing of the building under construction visible in the background.

The Y's $33 million 12th Avenue facility also requires a new traffic signal at Washington Street, adding about $2 million to the project.

Weekend Brief   -   Sep 06, 2026 Enjoy the train wreck. Seriously.
Editorial cartoon shows two locomotives labeled Oklahoma State Football and OSU Fan Expectations colliding as a crowd cheers and holds signs. AI-generated illustration.

Plus: the Stillwater school board rewrites recess, naming rights and who gets called when a child is in danger.

Five Scodeller Construction workers in safety vests seal cracks behind a steaming sealant truck on a tree-lined residential street in Stillwater on July 25, 2025.
Stillwater City Council   -   Sep 29, 2026 Stillwater taps unspent road tax money to speed up street projects

A Campus Corner rebuild in December and micro-surfacing on Main, Boomer, Washington and Perkins in November lead the list of what's next

by Chris Peters
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Stillwater City Council   -   Sep 29, 2026 Stillwater taps unspent road tax money to speed up street projects
Five Scodeller Construction workers in safety vests seal cracks behind a steaming sealant truck on a tree-lined residential street in Stillwater on July 25, 2025.

A Campus Corner rebuild in December and micro-surfacing on Main, Boomer, Washington and Perkins in November lead the list of what's next

by Chris Peters
Stillwater City Council   -   Sep 15, 2026 Stillwater to pay YMCA $50,000 a year for public pool access
A construction sign showing a rendering of the new Stillwater YMCA stands behind a chain-link fence, with steel framing of the building under construction visible in the background.

The Y's $33 million 12th Avenue facility also requires a new traffic signal at Washington Street, adding about $2 million to the project.

by Chris Peters
Weekend Brief   -   Sep 06, 2026 Enjoy the train wreck. Seriously.
Editorial cartoon shows two locomotives labeled Oklahoma State Football and OSU Fan Expectations colliding as a crowd cheers and holds signs. AI-generated illustration.

Plus: the Stillwater school board rewrites recess, naming rights and who gets called when a child is in danger.

by Chris Peters
Weekend Brief   -   Aug 23, 2026 The Next Leg Begins for Air Travel in Stillwater
A display board inside Stillwater Regional Airport's new terminal shows historical photos of the airport, including a 1951 black-and-white photo.

New airport terminal is proof of what town and gown can build when they run the same race together.

by Chris Peters
Stillwater Regional Airport   -   Aug 22, 2026 Stillwater Regional Airport opens new $30 million terminal
Airport Director Kellie Reed cuts the ribbon at Stillwater Regional Airport's new terminal opening Aug. 19, 2026, flanked by Sen. James Lankford and Mayor Will Joyce among officials.

A second gate and seating for more than 130 passengers join a wellness room and pet relief area as the airport marks 10 years of commercial service

by Chris Peters
Stillwater Public Library   -   Aug 18, 2026 Library opens voting to pick 25 books for 2126 time capsule
Ariel Ross and her daughter Jane read handwritten book nomination narratives taped to a window beside the Stillwater Public Library's time capsule, Tuesday, July 21, 2026.

From "1776" to "The Hunger Games," 91 nominees compete for 25 spots in the time capsule

by Chris Peters
Sports   -   Aug 11, 2026 International Shipping Delays Strickland Turf, Fall Leagues Relocate
Empty concrete infield pad at a Strickland Park ballfield in Stillwater, with dugouts, light poles and a chain-link fence in the foreground.

Youth teams will play at the Sanborn softball fields instead, while adult fall leagues are put on hold

by Chris Peters
Stillwater City Council   -   Aug 06, 2026 Stillwater proclaims Spinal Muscular Atrophy Awareness Month, advances rewritten noise ordinance
Mayor Will Joyce hands Allie Williams, who uses a power wheelchair, a proclamation for Spinal Muscular Atrophy Awareness Month in front of a Stillwater, Oklahoma backdrop.

New noise permit rules, and a renewed a call for citizen board volunteers

by Chris Peters
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