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BPS Parent-Teacher ConferencesBristow Public Schools will hold parent-teacher conferences on Monday, October 13 and Tuesday, October 14. The conferences will be held from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at all sites.
Yard of the Month

Yard of the Month

Yard of the Month

Bristow Garden Club’s Yard of the Month goes to 200 E. 2nd Street, residence of Marty and Raymond Wallace.
Mopar registration began on Friday at the old site of the Chrysler tower.

Mopar registration began on Friday at the old site of the Chrysler tower.

Mopar Festival

Mopar Festival
Day of Caring

Day of Caring

Day of Caring

Day of Caring was held on Friday, Sept 12. The Bristow Leadership Class assisted Sharon VanOrsdol with various projects around the community, from gardening and painting to delivering coffee to the nutrition center and delicious cookies made by the ladies at Community Bank.
Pictured are FFA members Laryn Wages, Hayden Chambers, Abbie Brewer, Tate Bell, Zaylee Charmasson and Piper Varner.

Pictured are FFA members Laryn Wages, Hayden Chambers, Abbie Brewer, Tate Bell, Zaylee Charmasson and Piper Varner.

Bristow FFA

Bristow FFA members have hit the ground running this school year.The FFA kicked things off with our Back-to-School Bash, where students had a blast with fun games and team-building activities. They also enjoyed pizza and watermelon after school.
From left, Linda Trigalet, Bristow Historical Society, Jay Krumme, Bristow Rotary, and Joe Trigalet, Bristow Historical Society courtesy photo

From left, Linda Trigalet, Bristow Historical Society, Jay Krumme, Bristow Rotary, and Joe Trigalet, Bristow Historical Society courtesy photo

Rotary hears plans for the Chrysler Tower from Bristow Historical Society

Rotary member, Jay Krumme, introducedLinda and Joe Trigalet to the Rotary Club this Thursday to explain the plans for the Bristow Historical Society to move the Chrysler Plymouth tower to its new location on 9th and Main.The tower will be refit with neon lights and become a major tourist attraction...
Add Love Pets shut down, 405 dogs rescued

Add Love Pets shut down, 405 dogs rescued

Add Love Pets shut down, 405 dogs rescued

Today, we celebrate a major victory in animal welfare. Add Love Pets, a breeding facility in Stroud long criticized for deplorable and unsanitary conditions, has been permanently shut down.