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Impact of extreme February weather on Stillwater utility customers still unknown

March 13, 2021

Story provided by City of Stillwater The City of Stillwater is still working to determine the customer impact of February’s extreme cold weather that caused historic, never-seen-before stress to utility services across a significant section of the […]

Refuge from the Storm: Local resources in the event of natural disasters

July 10, 2019

Story and photos by Jeffrey Anderson It would be accurate to say that living in Stillwater, or anywhere in Oklahoma for that matter, forces a person to become familiar with various forms of extreme weather […]

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