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Stillwater Regional Airport   -   Oct 15, 2026 Air-Space Day 1960: When the Thunderbirds came to Stillwater
Four Air Force Thunderbirds F-100 jets fly in diamond formation trailing white smoke as a crowd, seen from behind, shades their eyes and watches from an airport tarmac in 1960.

A father’s slides and a daughter’s research help Stillwater remember the air show that drew 25,000 people 66 years ago this month.

Local Film   -   Oct 08, 2026 A Hollywood premiere, Stillwater-style
Two teenage wrestlers in singlets, one maroon and one blue and gold, laugh in front of a Stillwater Pioneers banner as a film crew's monitor in the foreground shows the same shot.

"The Thirteen Folds," filmed entirely in Stillwater, returns home to The Hub on Oct. 16 with a local freshman in the lead role

Black-and-white yearbook portraits of a smiling young woman and a young man in a suit and tie, set over a gray collage of a church, a food center, a plaque and group photos.
Nonprofits   -   Oct 19, 2026 Two Aggies, an inheritance and $6 million quietly given away

A longtime OSU home economics teacher left behind a foundation that fed the hungry, sent forestry students to camp in her late husband’s name and helped spay thousands of pets. It dissolves Dec. 1.

by Chris Peters
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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.

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.

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Nonprofits   -   Oct 19, 2026 Two Aggies, an inheritance and $6 million quietly given away
Black-and-white yearbook portraits of a smiling young woman and a young man in a suit and tie, set over a gray collage of a church, a food center, a plaque and group photos.

A longtime OSU home economics teacher left behind a foundation that fed the hungry, sent forestry students to camp in her late husband’s name and helped spay thousands of pets. It dissolves Dec. 1.

by Chris Peters
Stillwater Regional Airport   -   Oct 15, 2026 Air-Space Day 1960: When the Thunderbirds came to Stillwater
Four Air Force Thunderbirds F-100 jets fly in diamond formation trailing white smoke as a crowd, seen from behind, shades their eyes and watches from an airport tarmac in 1960.

A father’s slides and a daughter’s research help Stillwater remember the air show that drew 25,000 people 66 years ago this month.

by Chris Peters
Local Film   -   Oct 08, 2026 A Hollywood premiere, Stillwater-style
Two teenage wrestlers in singlets, one maroon and one blue and gold, laugh in front of a Stillwater Pioneers banner as a film crew's monitor in the foreground shows the same shot.

"The Thirteen Folds," filmed entirely in Stillwater, returns home to The Hub on Oct. 16 with a local freshman in the lead role

by Chris Peters
Nonprofits   -   Oct 02, 2026 StillWonder has $1 million, a downtown building and Maggie the cow. Now it needs $2 million more.
A black-and-white fiberglass cow wearing a "Milk me" tag stands beside an easel holding a rendering of the StillWonder children's museum storefront.

The 10,612-square-foot building is about the size of the WONDERtorium, and some of that museum's exhibits are coming with it.

by Chris Peters
Community   -   Sep 08, 2026 Health experts talk screens, AI chatbots at Stillwater parent forum
Five panelists seated at a table on a stage during a forum on children and screen use, with one speaking into a microphone as audience members watch from the front rows.

Panel covered age guidelines, phone access in crisis care and whether gamified learning trains compulsive use

by Chris Peters
Stillwater Public Schools   -   Sep 07, 2026 Stillwater schools cut student access to Gemini AI, citing new state law
Stillwater Public Schools Superintendent Tyler Bridges speaks into a microphone during a panel discussion on classroom technology Aug. 27, 2026, at the Stillwater Public Library.

Superintendent says the district is now drafting broader AI policies required by 2027-28 school year

by Chris Peters
Nonprofits   -   Aug 04, 2026 63% of Payne County foster children are placed outside the county. A Stillwater nonprofit is trying to change that.
A modern, single-story building with a dark facade and a blue "Lions Meadows of Hope" sign above the entrance, photographed at dusk with a clear blue sky.

Lions Meadows of Hope is one of five agencies statewide selected to participate in Oklahoma's new Kinship Navigation Program

by Chris Peters
Community   -   Aug 03, 2026 Stillwater's P.E.O. sisterhood steps into the open with inaugural community walk
Participants in P.E.O.'s Walk Today for Women Tomorrow walk past route markers at Block 34 in Stillwater on Saturday, Aug. 1, 2026, with the Block 34 sign visible in the background.

Six local chapters took to downtown streets Saturday in the inaugural Walk Today for Women Tomorrow

by Chris Peters
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