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Stillwater Public Library   -   Feb 18, 2026 Library unveils digitized fire department archive online
Two white fire department pumper trucks parked outside brick Fire Station Number One building in downtown Stillwater in January 1963

Stillwater Public Library seeks feedback on newly digitized collection spanning decades of firefighting history

Stillwater City Council   -   Feb 18, 2026 Historic Black school project secures 2026 roadmap
Exterior view of Washington School showing brick building with boarded windows as restoration work progresses on the historic all-Black school built in 1938 in Stillwater

Foundation has $125K in hand as visible progress draws community attention to restoration efforts

A hand holds a smartphone displaying a mock emergency alert message that reads: "This is an emergency alert from the City of Stillwater. Take immediate action."
Stillwater City Council   -   Feb 24, 2026 After last year's wildfire, Stillwater approves new emergency alert system that bypasses opt-in requirement

The system — the same used for AMBER Alerts — sends targeted alerts to every cellphone in a designated area, no sign-up required

by Chris Peters
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Stillwater City Council   -   Feb 24, 2026 After last year's wildfire, Stillwater approves new emergency alert system that bypasses opt-in requirement
A hand holds a smartphone displaying a mock emergency alert message that reads: "This is an emergency alert from the City of Stillwater. Take immediate action."

The system — the same used for AMBER Alerts — sends targeted alerts to every cellphone in a designated area, no sign-up required

by Chris Peters
Stillwater Public Library   -   Feb 18, 2026 Library unveils digitized fire department archive online
Two white fire department pumper trucks parked outside brick Fire Station Number One building in downtown Stillwater in January 1963

Stillwater Public Library seeks feedback on newly digitized collection spanning decades of firefighting history

by Chris Peters
Stillwater City Council   -   Feb 18, 2026 Historic Black school project secures 2026 roadmap
Exterior view of Washington School showing brick building with boarded windows as restoration work progresses on the historic all-Black school built in 1938 in Stillwater

Foundation has $125K in hand as visible progress draws community attention to restoration efforts

by Chris Peters
Stillwater City Council   -   Feb 11, 2026 OnCue Revealed as Major Donor Behind Stillwater's New Public Art Program
Marla Ruark holds ceremonial $100,000 check from OnCue to Stillwater Public Art at city council meeting with Stillwater, Oklahoma backdrop and flags

Convenience store chain delivers on "sizable donation" city manager teased in January, establishing fund and committee for community artwork

by Chris Peters
Stillwater City Council   -   Feb 10, 2026 Stillwater declares Remington Ranch Apartments a public nuisance, authorizes legal action
Sign reading "Remington Ranch All Inclusive Apartments" stands before weathered gray apartment building with AC units mounted on exterior walls.

Residents describe boiling water for baths as Vesta Realty struggles to fix failing infrastructure

by Chris Peters
Stillwater City Council   -   Jan 30, 2026 City Council advances formal public art program
White metal sculpture called Interlace rises above stone wall reading "Stillwater Oklahoma" at intersection of Sixth Avenue and Western Road, with decorated utility box visible at left.

Ordinance would create 9-member committee, establish fund for donations; community partner commits sizable gift

by Chris Peters
Stillwater City Council   -   Jan 13, 2026 Remington Ranch residents detail months without hot water as city considers nuisance action
Delivery truck loaded with boxed water heaters parked behind the Remington Ranch apartments entrance sign, which displays the complex name and phone number on a stone pillar structure

City Council tabled a public nuisance hearing until Feb. 9 to give property management time to install water heaters in all units

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
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