“Stillwater in the 1920s”

March 31, 2016

By Ammie Bryant, Director of the Sheerar Museum of Stillwater History The 1920s was known as the Jazz Age. The glittery Gatsby image of flappers and slick young men decked out in raccoon coats dancing […]

Stillwater Makes a Change Week

March 30, 2016

by Joshua Taylor, Stillwater High School Teacher I am a teacher at Stillwater High School. I know that many people get anxious when they see a group of high school students, and when thinking about […]

Theta Pond’s Not So Beautiful Beginnings

March 28, 2016

by Ammie Bryant, Sheerar Museum of Stillwater History Director Google “beautiful spots in Stillwater,” and chances are Theta Pond will top the list of search results.  Many visitors to the Sheerar Museum of Stillwater History […]

Still In Love In Stillwater: Date Night Ideas to Keep the Romance (and Fun!) in Your Relationship

March 11, 2016

By Jefferson and Ammie Bryant One of the perils many couples make when planning a date night is trying too hard. You don’t necessarily need an elaborate, multi-tiered evening getaway to help rejuvenate your spirits, […]

Urban Gardening Projects – Upcycling Old Windows & Doors

March 11, 2016

For most of us, gardening is a distant memory of warm days, soft, crumbly dirt, and fresh spring rains. But, just because gardening season is over doesn’t mean your garden need be forgotten – far […]

Two Books, One Community: Stillwater Reads The Great Gatsby and Fire in Beulah

March 11, 2016

Story and images provided by the Stillwater Public Library When we think about the 1920s, we think of the fun and freedom before the Depression. Sleek flapper girls with fringe whirling as they Charleston across […]

Prioritizing the Relationship With “Date Night”

March 3, 2016

By Peggy L. Ferguson, Ph.D., LMFT Marriage is meant to be a comfortable place.  It is healthy to settle into a comfortable routine, to feel secure in the fact that you are loved and appreciated […]

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