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Trunk or TreatSunday, October 26, Fourth and Roland. Fun starts at 5 p.m Free food, games, and candy.Woodland Fall FestivalOctober 25, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. at the Bristow Pubic Library. Chili cookoff, games, crafts, and more Book sale Oct. 24 - 25.
2025 Creek County 4-H Bottle Project Wrap-Up

2025 Creek County 4-H Bottle Project Wrap-Up

2025 Creek County 4-H Bottle Project Wrap-Up

This year, seven outstanding young ladies took on the challenge of raising two calves and five goat kids from early spring through the Creek County Fair. Along the way, they learned responsibility, record-keeping, animal care, and showmanship and wow, did they impress.
Doug Cataline, on the right, organized and ran the Southern Plains Mopar Festival. He donated $1000 to help have the 102-foot Chrysler Plymouth tower repaired. courtesy photo

Doug Cataline, on the right, organized and ran the Southern Plains Mopar Festival. He donated $1000 to help have the 102-foot Chrysler Plymouth tower repaired. courtesy photo

At the Southern Plains Fest, it’s Mopar or No Car

Car enthusiasts displayed 76 cars and pickup trucks at the 5th (third time in Bristow) Southern Plains Mopar Fest (SPMF) on Main Street (Route 66), Oct. 4. Additionally, 30 vendors set out merchandise, services and food products for attendees.

Bulb planting season is here: Prepare for a burst of c

As the summer gardening season ends, brightly-colored flowers are fading, as if saying goodbye. While the vibrancy of a summer garden slips quietly away, gardeners can prepare for next spring’s vivid colors in the landscape by planting spring-flowering bulbs now through early November.

Community Events

All Things Farm Related SwapThirdSundayofeachmonth. 9 a.m.- 2 p.m. Tractor Supply parking lot.Artisans Gardeners MarketEvery Saturday, 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. Tractor Supply parking lot.Bristow Garden ClubThe Bristow Garden Club meets the second Thursday of the month at 1:30 p.m. at Spirit Bank.
The volunteers at the historical society and museum were recognized for all the hard work they put into helping preserve the history of Bristow. From left, Georgia Smith, Sherian Slyman, Paula Atwel, Marsha Jones, Tammy Levin, Debbie Corwin, Joey Trigalet, Linda Trigalet and Debbie Blansett.

The volunteers at the historical society and museum were recognized for all the hard work they put into helping preserve the history of Bristow. From left, Georgia Smith, Sherian Slyman, Paula Atwel, Marsha Jones, Tammy Levin, Debbie Corwin, Joey Trigalet, Linda Trigalet and Debbie Blansett.

Recognition deserved

The Fall Monarch Migration has officially reached Oklahoma

The Fall Monarch Migration has officially reached Oklahoma

The Fall Monarch Migration has officially reached Oklahoma

Monarch butterflies are making their way through Oklahoma as part of their awe-inspiring fall migration — a 2,000–3,000-mile journey from the northern U.S. and Canada to the mountain forests of central Mexico.