Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 8th of October.
Good morning, Stillwater.
Three local farms are hosting the Fall Farm Tour from Oct.
7 to Nov. 7; visitors can stamp passports at Thrive Flower Farm U-pick events, enjoy live music + food at The Twelves Fall Fest on Oct. 17, and visit Hoffman Pecan Farm.
University Health Services hosted its annual free flu shot clinic Wednesday in the Student Union Ballroom; students, faculty and staff lined up to receive their vaccinations while nursing students gained hands-on experience.
The clinic offered a convenient way to stay healthy as winter nears.
Players moving to OSU say they joined because of good ties with coaches (Eric Morris and Skyler Cassity).
They credit these trusted relationships for making the switch and expect the strong bonds and familiar playbooks to build a winning team in Stillwater.
OSU welcomes UCF for the first time to Stillwater Saturday for a conference game.
The Cowboys aim to build on momentum from a recent win while the Knights, dealing with injuries (including starting quarterback Barnett), rely on backup Keyone Jenkins.
Oklahoma State’s athletic director Chad Weiberg faces renewed questions about his future as OSU continues to build momentum, highlighted by first-year coach Eric Morris’s role in sparking a 3–1 start in football.
The Board of Regents will soon decide if the current leadership should remain.
The OSU Cowgirls will play No. 12 Texas Tech at Neal Patterson Stadium today at 7 p.m. as they try to boost their NCAA Tournament resume with key players missing + the unbeaten Red Raiders rely on their strong defense.
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