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 63

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Chris Peters's Work 63 Articles

Stillwater City Council - Mar 11, 2025 City Council Recognizes Citizens Academy Graduates, Proclaims Sunshine Week

Council honors James Madison's legacy of open government while celebrating citizen police program graduates

by Chris Peters

Stillwater City Council - Mar 11, 2025 City Council Appoints New Board of Adjustment Member, Approves New Building Permit Fees

Council also approves text amendment for subdivision lot numbering and airport beacon relocation project

by Chris Peters

Payne County Commissioners - Mar 10, 2025 Commissioners Table Housing Development Over Water, Drainage Concerns

Board approves $440,000 road grader purchase and $850,000 lake access project

by Chris Peters

Payne County Commissioners - Mar 10, 2025 Payne County Opioid Treatment Grant Serves 56 Clients in Second Quarter

Program expands reach through jail, drug court, and Iowa Tribe clinic services

by Chris Peters

Art & Culture - Mar 06, 2025 VIDEO: Local Artist Brings New Life to Modella Art Gallery with Vibrant Mural

Artist overcomes technical challenges to bring geometric design to Main Street

by Chris Peters

Payne County Commissioners - Mar 04, 2025 Payne County Commissioners Change Course on Courthouse Roof Project

➕ County Approves Radio Tower Agreement with Perkins, Health Department Renovation Project Moves Forward

by Chris Peters

Payne County Election Board - Mar 04, 2025 Deadlines Approach for Payne County April 1 Election Registration and Absentee Ballots

Voters must register by March 7, request absentee ballots by March 17 to participate in Board of Education and Municipal Election

by Chris Peters

Payne County Emegency Management - Mar 02, 2025 Payne County Seeks Public Input for Disaster Preparedness Plan

Officials encourage residents to complete survey and attend meetings to shape county's hazard mitigation strategy

by Chris Peters