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Oklahoma House of Representatives   -   Jan 13, 2026 Travis Wins HD 35 Republican Nomination With 78% of Vote
Dillon Travis wearing white baseball cap and gray Southern Plains Ag Co vest speaks to audience at indoor campaign event with American flag visible in background.

Sixth-generation farmer defeats former Pawnee County Sheriff Mike Waters 1,517-421; will face Democrat Luke Kruse on Feb. 10

Stillwater City Council   -   Jan 13, 2026 Stillwater authorizes downtown four-way stop conversions
Yellow pedestrian crossing signs reading "State Law: Stop for pedestrians within crosswalk" stand at the intersection of South Main Street and Seventh Avenue in downtown Stillwater.

City Council approves $173,000 for conversion of Main Street intersections to four-way stop signs with enhanced lighting aimed to improve safety and traffic flow

Dr. Clyde Wilson wearing dark suit and blue bow tie in professional portrait
Stillwater Board of Education   -   Jan 14, 2026 New board member joins discussion on college, career pathway gaps

Dr. Clyde Wilson sworn in as board discusses serving students outside traditional college track

by Chris Peters
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Stillwater Board of Education   -   Jan 14, 2026 New board member joins discussion on college, career pathway gaps
Dr. Clyde Wilson wearing dark suit and blue bow tie in professional portrait

Dr. Clyde Wilson sworn in as board discusses serving students outside traditional college track

by Chris Peters
Oklahoma House of Representatives   -   Jan 13, 2026 Travis Wins HD 35 Republican Nomination With 78% of Vote
Dillon Travis wearing white baseball cap and gray Southern Plains Ag Co vest speaks to audience at indoor campaign event with American flag visible in background.

Sixth-generation farmer defeats former Pawnee County Sheriff Mike Waters 1,517-421; will face Democrat Luke Kruse on Feb. 10

by Chris Peters
Stillwater City Council   -   Jan 13, 2026 Stillwater authorizes downtown four-way stop conversions
Yellow pedestrian crossing signs reading "State Law: Stop for pedestrians within crosswalk" stand at the intersection of South Main Street and Seventh Avenue in downtown Stillwater.

City Council approves $173,000 for conversion of Main Street intersections to four-way stop signs with enhanced lighting aimed to improve safety and traffic flow

by Chris Peters
Stillwater Planning Commission   -   Jan 08, 2026 Planning Commission approves Bank of Oklahoma facade variance for Campus Corner branch
Architectural rendering of Bank of Oklahoma branch facade showing storefront windows on left, centered entrance, and ATM with night deposit on right side with decorative graphic panel

Former Marble Slab owner helped employees launch Cowboy Creamery before closing

by Chris Peters
Payne County Emergency Management   -   Jan 07, 2026 Radio failures during March fires underscore need for county system upgrade
Burning tree with thousands of orange embers streaming through the air, blown by high winds during the March 14, 2025 Payne County wildfires. Ground covered in flames and burning debris.

Equipment failures delay new countywide system; Payne County exceeds 88.5% of counties in wildfire risk

by Chris Peters
Elections   -   Jan 05, 2026 Early voting opens Thursday for House District 35 Republican runoff
Dillon Travis, left, in black jacket and white campaign cap, and Mike Waters, right, in red shirt and gray cap, speak to voters at an OK2A meeting in Cleveland, Oklahoma.

Travis, Waters vie for Republican nomination ahead of Jan. 13 election; early voting available Thursday and Friday at Payne County Election Board

by Chris Peters
Storylines of 2025   -   Dec 30, 2025 2025 STORYLINES: The March Wildfires
Stillwater firefighter silhouetted against a home fully engulfed in flames during the March 14, 2025 wildfire in the Pecan Hill neighborhood.

Nine months after Stillwater's historic wildfires, questions about preparedness and recovery remain

by Chris Peters
Storylines of 2025   -   Dec 29, 2025 2025 STORYLINES: Big Tech Comes to Town
Large concrete tilt-up walls of Google's data center under construction, supported by black steel bracing, with excavators and bulldozers working on the graded dirt site under a blue sky.

Google's $3 billion data center project arrives in Stillwater

by Chris Peters
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