Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 5th of July.
Good morning, Stillwater.
Calligrapher Ken Brown donated his 1976 birchwood replica of the Declaration of Independence to OSU’s Edmon Low Library archives, marking a full-circle moment in his career — the artwork now serves as a historic piece of local heritage.
The Payne County Extension Office received several calls about white-flowering plants, which producers feared might be Poison Hemlock — tests confirmed none were hemlock.
Warm winter weather and moderate spring rains have spurred abundant growth in pastures this summer.
Local gardeners are advised to protect vegetables from Oklahoma's brutal summers by monitoring heat stress (temperatures above 95 F slow growth and above 104 F may halt photosynthesis) and watering during cooler hours.
Experts say this careful attention can keep home gardens thriving.
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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