Bristow News

Plans underway for Bristow Public School Bond Issue

Bristow Public Schools is in the early planning stages for a proposed $6 million-dollar bond issue. Earlier in the school year Superintendent Curtis Shelton entrusted each of his schools to

City council awards bids for four roofing projects

The Bristow City Council met Monday evening in the council chamber, discussing several agenda items. Kel Kelly, with the Bristow Beautification Program, gave a report to the council on the

Pirate Track Tournament

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Pirate Track Tournament

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Questions and answers with Senator Leewright and Represetative Hilbert

Schools, bridges, health care, and prison systems were among the issues Creek County residents wanted to discuss with state Senator James Leewright and Representative Kyle Hilbert at a public legislative

Bristow Public School District’s Teacher of the Year

Mindy Aston has been named Bristow School District's Teacher of the Year. Aston was born and raised in Bristow. She attended Bristow School from kindergarten through 12th grade surrounded by

News

History

25 years ago this week

The Pride of Bristow head to Houston for the Bayou Classic Band Festival. They competed against bands from eight states in the invitation only competition.

Plans underway for Bristow Public School Bond Issue

Bristow Public Schools is in the early planning stages for a proposed $6 million-dollar bond issue.

City council awards bids for four roofing projects

The Bristow City Council met Monday evening in the council chamber, discussing several agenda items.

Sports

Pirate Track Tournament

Bristow Pirates use their heads to beat Summit Christian

The Summit Christian Eagles of Tulsa visited Bristow for a district game with playoff implications.

Commentary

Can you pull the wool over God’s eyes?

“He raised up David...concerning whom He also testified and said, ‘I have found David… a man after my heart’” (Acts 13:22). God said that!

Family Discussions

Do you ever think there is something about yourself you don’t like and wish it wasn’t there, like maybe your height, weight, hair, math ability or no math ability, etc?

By Elsie George

Back in the day

“Look children, there goes the Easter hare!” Those words were most likely spoken by parents in Europe centuries ago, because the hare, not the rabbit was the original symbol of Easter.

Lifestyle

Collins Elementary Students of the Month for April and May

Depew student pages for Rep. Kyle Hilbert

Jaylae Brown, a senior at Depew High School, paged for State Rep. Kyle Hibert (R-Bristow) this week at the State Capitol.

21st annual Wildlife Youth Camp is once-in-a-lifetime opportunity

A week full of fun outdoor activities, conservation education and camaraderie is in store for up to 35 lucky teens selected to attend the 21st annual Wildlife Youth Camp.