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Tecumseh man charged with seven child sex felonies

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Tecumseh man charged with seven child sex felonies

A man who was arrested by Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation agents almost a month ago has been formally charged in Pottawatomie County District Court with seven sex-related felonies against minors.Read Article

Tecumseh School Board Focuses On New Contracts

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Tecumseh School Board Focuses On New Contracts

Focused School Photography landed a big contract Monday night at the Tecumseh School Board meeting. For the first time… (since their existence?) Central Oklahoma School Pictures (formerly Tom Flora Photography) will not be doing school photos for Tecumseh Public Schools.Read Article

SSC Board of Regents Approves FY26 Budget

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SSC Board of Regents Approves FY26 Budget

At their meeting on June 9, the Seminole State College Board of Regents approved the budget for Fiscal Year 2026. President Lana Reynolds began the meeting with an update on campus activities and personnel additions.Read Article

REAL ID Enforcement Begins

OKLAHOMA CITY—Starting tomorrow, travelers nationwide must present a REAL ID-compliant license or another TSA-accepted form of identification to board domestic flights or enter certain federal facilities, as federal enforcement of the REAL ID Act officially takes effect. Service Oklahoma continues to support Oklahomans with REAL ID services statewide.Travel · Tecumseh Read Article

Summer Programs Start at Tecumseh Library

Gideon Morris, aka Dr. Arthropod of Mad Science in OKC, gets help from CPN After-School students Wyatt May and Tenetke Mato in launching a balloon into the air during the 'Artsplosion' show at Tecumseh Public Library on June 5. Morris also demonstrated how science can help to make art with heat-sensitive paper, a UV light pen and other items. Visit the Pioneer Library System website for a complete calendar of events.Tecumseh · Tecumseh Read Article

McLoud Council Reviews Audit, Closes Investigation Into Police Chief

The annual audit report was presented to the Board of the McLoud City Council on Thursday, May 22. The Council was told there were no internal control problems and no compliance issues found.Tecumseh · Tecumseh Read Article

Renovations begin on three Shawnee Elementary Schools

Renovations have begun on Horace Mann, Jefferson, and Will Rogers Elementary schools, as promised in the 2024 bond, according to a report from the new Director of Operations Matt Johnson to the Shawnee Public Schools Board of Education on June 2.Tecumseh · Tecumseh Read Article

Commissioners okay school upgrades

The County Commission approved a multimillion-dollar project for North Rock Creek Schools to upgrade athletic facilities, alongside other agreements, during a regular meeting on June 6. North Rock Creek Schools secured a 10-year lease-purchase agreement with United Turf and Track to replace turf on their baseball, softball, and football fields.Tecumseh · Tecumseh Read Article

Dale School Board approves hires, resignations, security upgrades

The Dale School Board worked through a full agenda at its June 2 meeting, approving new hires, campus security upgrades, and next year’s property insurance plan. Among the safety measures approved were new keypad-secured doors and security film on the main entrances.Tecumseh · Tecumseh Read Article

Trust Board Finalizes IFYR Name Transfer to County

During the special meeting held May, 29, the Shawnee Civic and Cultural Development Authority approved the transfer of the International Finals Youth Rodeo (IFYR) intellectual property, again, to Pottawatomie County with a 5-1 vote. Morris voted No.Property · Tecumseh Read Article

Charlotte City Leaders Address Neighbors' Road Concerns with New Budget Plan

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Charlotte city leaders address neighbors' road concerns with new budget plan. Longtime Charlotte neighbor Julie Kimmer wants safer roads all around town near the courthouse museum. Watch the video below for the full story.WATCH THE FULL STORY HERE Charlotte city leaders address neighbors road concerns with new budget planI caught up with Mayor Tim Lewis, who tells me city leaders are addressing road concerns with a new budget plan."Well, it's fr…Tecumseh · Tecumseh See the Story

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