Good morning, Stillwater.

Stillwater’s new entertainment center (80,000 sqft) built in partnership between the Tonkawa Tribe, Chamber of Commerce and the City is set to open by the end of next week to provide amenities for all ages.

Stillwater author Lisa Courtaway released her fifth novel today—Blighted, A Novel—marking the one-year anniversary of wildfires that destroyed houses in her neighborhood including her family home.

On Friday, Mar. 13, OSU earned a presidential citation from the APA for its work advancing rural behavioral health.

Dr. Douglas Knutson said the award confirms that local research and partnerships are key to improving care in rural communities.

After the March 2025 wildfires, the Oklahoma Wildland Fire Working Group released a report on Feb.

24 that recommends 15 measures to improve wildfire response, funding, and flexibility. Local county & city departments are reviewing these proposals to better prepare for future fire disasters.

More than $10 million in funding was allocated on Friday, Mar.

13 to expand the Community Paramedicine Program to serve 30 counties over the next five years. The initiative—developed by OSU, the state health department, and the Masonic Charity Foundation—will help rural residents manage chronic conditions at home.

Nerf After Hours Battle

6-8 p.m. — Stillwater Public Library — Free entry — Engage in friendly Nerf battles with pizza and fun at the library's after-hours event.

Kameron Marlowe Live Concert

7-11 p.m. — Tumbleweed Dancehall & Concert Venue — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an electrifying performance by local favorite Kameron Marlowe at this unforgettable night of music.