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Mayors’ Corner

Part One of a weekly seriesThere is a saying that the good old days; weren’t always as good as we remember. Often, they only seem that way because we didn’t yet know what problems were waiting around the corner.In government, there’s another truth: The bills always come due.

Community Events

Cruisin 66 All School Class ReunionPresented by the Bristow Alumni Association, Saturday Sept. 5, 2026, Bristow Town Square, 1 Railroad Ave. 7 pm.Bristow Artisans and Gardeners MarketEvery Saturday 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.Tractor supply parking lot.
Depew FFA member Tyse Buck, along with Jolie Marshall from the Harrah Chapter and Liam McMahan from the McAllister Chapter qualified for the National Talent Competition. The will represent Oklahoma FFA and their chapters at the National FFA Convention to be held in October. courtesy photo

Depew FFA member Tyse Buck, along with Jolie Marshall from the Harrah Chapter and Liam McMahan from the McAllister Chapter qualified for the National Talent Competition. The will represent Oklahoma FFA and their chapters at the National FFA Convention to be held in October. courtesy photo

Community Events

Bristow Indian Education Committee Special MeetingThe Bristow Indian Education Committee Special Meeting will be held onWednesday, September 2, 2026 at 5:45 pm at the Bristow Schools Administration Building, 420 N Main.The public is invited.

Three ways to celebrate Labor Day

(SPM Wire) Labor Day doesn’t just mark the end of summer, it’s also an important celebration of workers in the United States.First commemorated in 1882 with a parade in New York City, the now federal holiday honors the role of labor to the nation’s growth and success.

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Cruisin 66 All School Class ReunionPresented by the Bristow Alumni Association, Saturday Sept. 5, 2026, Bristow Town Square,1 R ailroad Ave. 7 pm.
Destini and Tyler Schiller with family courtesy photo

Destini and Tyler Schiller with family courtesy photo

Building more than a Business

When the doors of a new business open, customers see the finished product. What they don’t always see are the long hours, sacrifices and work that came before the first customer ever walked through the door.