Chris Peters

Chris has been a Stillwegian (Stillwater resident) since 2008. He recently spent 3 years getting valuable experience at the local newspaper as a news editor, staff reporter and advertising sales rep.

Location Stillwater, OK

Number of Articles 61

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Chris Peters's Work 61 Articles

Stillwater Planning Commission - Apr 03, 2025 Greenheart Place Development Moves Forward with Revised Plat

Planning Commission approves housing project after oil well concerns addressed

by Chris Peters

Apr 01, 2025 Baker re-elected to school board, animal welfare bond passes

Unofficial results show landslide victory for school board incumbent and $8.75 million animal shelter

by Chris Peters

Transportation Project Advisory Committee - Mar 31, 2025 Stillwater Weighs Future of Downtown Roundabout, Traffic Flow Changes

Committee discusses converting 10th and Main roundabout to four-way stop, replacing downtown stoplights with stop signs

by Chris Peters

Stillwater Library Board - Mar 31, 2025 Potential Federal Funding Cuts Raise Concerns for Stillwater Library Services

Library Board discusses impact on Oklahoma Virtual Library consortium while highlighting wildfire response efforts

by Chris Peters

City of Stillwater - Mar 27, 2025 Humane Society Adapts Mission Amid Strained City Relationship

As Stillwater voters consider new animal shelter, nonprofit celebrates 50 years while facing operational challenges

by Chris Peters

Stillwater City Council - Mar 25, 2025 Stillwater Recovering from Devastating Wildfire

City officials praise community response as relief efforts continue

by Chris Peters

Elections - Mar 25, 2025 School Board Candidates Clash Over Stillwater District's Performance and Future

Incumbent Baker touts academic success while challenger Adams calls for "fresh look" at curriculum and operations

by Chris Peters

Community - Mar 21, 2025 The Mid South Raises $40,000 for The Saville Center Amid Funding Challenges

Local bike shop becomes first corporate sponsor for child advocacy center facing significant budget cuts

by Chris Peters