How to De-Stress Your Decorating
by Robyn Davies, Furniture Showcase Decorating your home should be fun. The process of filling your home with things that you love sounds like fun. Why do people sometimes feel stressed about it? Buying furniture […]
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With a Twist
by Stacy DeLano, Adult Services Librarian Cocktails of the 1920s are fun to read about. Frothy, syrupy, and sweet, the drinks of that era necessarily had to include lots of glitz and flavor to overcome […]
Wishes for Spring Granted Early
by Dr. Cheryl Boyer Despite my ardent protestations, many plants are breaking dormancy early. Really early. They refuse to listen to my warnings. In fact, when I first sat down to write this article, I […]
Remember the 10 Run is a part of Legend’s Weekend
By Jason Pogue On January 27, 2001, ten members of the Oklahoma State University family perished in a plane crash. On April 16, 2016, the OSU family will come together for the 10th Annual Remember […]
Enjoy free, live entertainment from local musicians and more at the Stillwater Arts Festival April 15–17
There’s less than one month left before the 39th Annual Stillwater Arts Festival kicks off in Downtown Stillwater April 15–17, 2016. Residents and visitors are encouraged to head downtown to experience one of Stillwater’s signature […]
Honor and Distinction
Story and photo submitted by Quilts of Valor Thanks to a network of friends and colleagues, long time resident Ron du Bois and WW2 veteran was selected for the distinction and honor of receiving a […]
“Stillwater in the 1920s”
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 […]
Fried Chicken
By John Lindsay, 1907 Meat Company As I write this, my family is stuck under 19 inches of snow, and so that means we have time to make foods that we would not make on […]
Stillwater Makes a Change Week
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
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 […]