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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

Nonprofits   -   Mar 10, 2026 Five years after the WONDERtorium closed, a new effort is building Stillwater's next children's museum
A young child in a green baseball cap colors on a paper plate at a green-covered craft table scattered with markers and pipe cleaners during a StillWonder event at Stonecloud in Stillwater.

StillWonder's free spring pop-up series kicked off March 5 — and its roots trace directly back to the museum that came before it

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.
Nonprofits   -   Aug 04, 2026 63% of Payne County foster children are placed outside the county. A Stillwater nonprofit is trying to change that.

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

by Chris Peters
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Editorial   -   Apr 23, 2026 No more paywall. Here's the honest reason why.
No more paywall. Here's the honest reason why.

Sixteen months in, I'm opening up all reporting, restructuring reader support, and sharing the numbers I need to hit to make The Stillwegian last.

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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
Nonprofits   -   Mar 10, 2026 Five years after the WONDERtorium closed, a new effort is building Stillwater's next children's museum
A young child in a green baseball cap colors on a paper plate at a green-covered craft table scattered with markers and pipe cleaners during a StillWonder event at Stonecloud in Stillwater.

StillWonder's free spring pop-up series kicked off March 5 — and its roots trace directly back to the museum that came before it

by Matthew Bocox
Community   -   Jan 26, 2026 Panelists address sexual violence, domestic abuse in community discussion
Janet Fultz speaks into a microphone during a panel discussion at Stillwater Public Library, with other panelists seated at the table and a moderator standing in the background.

Experts stressed the importance of safety planning for abuse victims and supporting survivors when they come forward

by Annie Gayonski
Community   -   Jan 22, 2026 Inaugural community survey identifies housing, mental health as Stillwater priorities
Four people standing in front of Rotary Club emblem and American flag. From left: Rachael Condley, Mike Woods, Abbey Davis and Chris Norris at Stillwater Frontier Rotary.

More than 400 residents participated in inaugural survey; foundation aims for broader representation in 2026

by Chris Peters
Community   -   Dec 08, 2025 Dancing with Saville Breaks Fundraising Record as Demand for Services Grows
Kristi Riley and Chris Peters perform their Chicago-themed dance routine on stage at Dancing with Saville, which raised a record $40,205 for The Saville Center.

Broadway musical-themed competition raised $40,205 as child advocacy center navigates $212,000 federal funding reduction

by Chris Peters
Community   -   Nov 04, 2025 Bag It for a Cause: United Way’s First ‘Bean Bag Benefit’ Lands at Block 34
A close-up of a cornhole board on a grassy field with players standing nearby, taken during a sunny outdoor event in Stillwater.

Teams will toss for local impact as Payne County’s United Way pushes toward its $1.25 million fundraising goal.

by Matthew Bocox
Community   -   Nov 04, 2025 Harvest Festival Draws Community Support for Life Center, Young Brothers Win Cornhole Tournament
Harvest Festival Draws Community Support for Life Center, Young Brothers Win Cornhole Tournament

Leadership Stillwater Class 34 raised more than $21,000 toward $50,000 goal with inaugural event on Block 34

by Chris Peters
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