Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 21st of June.
Good morning, Stillwater.
The annual Payne County Pasture Tour was held on Wednesday, June 3 — the event gave local producers research-based advice on pasture management amid high temperatures balanced by steady breezes, hosted by the Payne County OSU Extension Office.
A plants and bugs camp provides hands-on nature learning for local students.
Sixth-grader Zoey Fleury deepens her love for gardening as she draws inspiration from her family garden — which grows tomatoes, zucchini, cucumbers, peppers and acorn squash.
During Men’s Health Month, Dr. Dylon Howard urges men to get regular checkups and screenings so they do not wait until symptoms worsen—his advice stresses early care for a healthier life.
On June 17, Our Blood Institute declared an emergency shortage of O- and B- blood near local hospitals.
The institute is urgently calling for donors to help prevent delays in surgeries and non-emergency procedures today.
Nike Summer Youth Soccer Camp
July 8-10 — Neal Patterson Stadium — $245 — Improve soccer skills in a fun and energetic environment with experienced coaching.
BanjoBug Trivia Night
7-9 p.m. — Stonecloud Stillwater Patio & Taproom — Free to play — Test your trivia knowledge in a fun, social atmosphere at the taproom.
Eskimo Joe's 51st Anniversary Celebration
11:00 a.m. — Eskimo Joe's — Free entry — Celebrate 51 years of fun with live music, carnival activities, and prizes in America's Friendliest College Town.
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