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Locals serving Locals

Locals serving Locals

Locals serving Locals

Jessica Lynn Freelancer Writer
Tuesday, February 18, 2025
Janet of Taylor-Made Delivery and Taxi is back on the streets of Bristow after a brief pause in her service to the Bristow community.Janet first started her business after trying to order food during a snow and ice storm, but no one in town delivered.

Thinking Out Loud

John T. Catrett, Iii
Tuesday, February 11, 2025
I remember your smile and all of the expressions reflected in your face. Your cute and lovely mouth will always be treasured in my heart. The kind and gentle words you shared, along with the laughter and giggles I grew to love. I still yearn for you when I hear the songs you loved to sing.
Coffeetime Column

Coffeetime Column

Coffeetime Column

News Staff
Tuesday, February 11, 2025
You grew up together. Fought over who got to ride the newer bicycle and who would have the bigger bedroom. Laughed at the same old TV cartoons while inhaling your morning ration of Kellogg’s Corn Flakes with sweetened milk. Made fun of each other unmercifully.
A piece of history

A piece of history

A piece of history

From The Bristow Historical Society
Tuesday, February 11, 2025
This is a real photo postcard from the 1940s of Route 66 through downtown Bristow, Oklahoma. Bristow began as a small trading post in the Creek Tribe area of the Indian Territory in 1897. The following year the St.

Maddison’s Corner

Maddison Wright, Intern
Tuesday, February 11, 2025
Last weekend was the Super Bowl, and while I do not quite share the passion for that sport that unites so many people, I do understand it in a broader sense.

Community Events

News Staff
Tuesday, February 11, 2025
American Legion AuxilaryThe Ameican Legion Auxilary is looking for volunteers to ser ve veterans in various ways. Contact MJ at (918) 978-2637.The Auxilary meets the first Monday of each month at 7 p.m. at the American Legion.Loving Hearts Ministry on 66Focus on Recovery. Meets every Monday at 6 p.
The GoldStandard represents the core values instilled by the Bristow Athletic Dept. The trait for this game was Leadership. Each student will represent this trait.. From left, Will Remington, Bristow High School, Izaiah Shadden, Bristow Middle School, Eleanor Bishop, Edison Elementary and Jackson Wright, Collins Elementary. courtesy photo

The GoldStandard represents the core values instilled by the Bristow Athletic Dept. The trait for this game was Leadership. Each student will represent this trait.. From left, Will Remington, Bristow High School, Izaiah Shadden, Bristow Middle School, Eleanor Bishop, Edison Elementary and Jackson Wright, Collins Elementary. courtesy photo

The GoldStandard Students of the Game

News Staff
Tuesday, February 11, 2025
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