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Stillwater production of ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ takes a difficult conversation beyond the stage (opens the original)
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The cast of Stillwater’s ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ knows the story they’re telling is heavy. So, before they step onstage each night, they laugh. There are vocal warm-ups, stretching, jokes and plenty of teasing. “Should I confess to the mic I don’t actually do jumping jacks,” said Elizabeth Ziegler, who plays Heidi Hansen, Evan’s mother in the show. “ We can’t just live in the heavy all the time,” Ziegler said. “For most of us it’s a lot of heavy.” The show, presented by Stillwater’s Town and Gown Com
'Mom, you shouldn't be on a shirt:' Kaylene Williams' family carries her memory into the courtroom (opens the original)
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The court hearing for the man accused of killing Kaylene Jo Williams lasted only a few minutes Monday. Rector received new counsel since prosecutors filed paperwork seeking the death penalty against him, and a hearing was rescheduled for November. For Kaylene’s family and best friend, though, the reason they were there will stay with them long after they leave the Payne County Courthouse. Her son, William Williams, and her best friend of nearly three decades, Brandi Johnson, along with several o
PSO linemen battle Oklahoma heat while working to keep the power on (opens the original)
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When temperatures climb, many people can escape the heat by heading indoors. For PSO linemen, the job can mean spending hours outside while wearing thick protective gear. “You’re wearing rubber gloves and sleeves and long sleeve shirts, thick long sleeve shirts,” PSO lineman Trevor Gilroy said. Linemen working around live wires wear rubber gloves and sleeves for protection, along with thick, long-sleeve shirts and fire-resistant clothing. The rubber helps insulate workers from live wires, but it
'A Unique Opportunity': Stillwater Firefighters train in the old high school before it's demolished (opens the original)
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About Wednesday, the Stillwater Fire Department learned it would be able to use the old Stillwater High School ahead of its demolition, and the firefighters jumped at the chance. “We don’t have a large enough training facility to where we can simulate a building of this magnitude, so this is where it’s going to benefit us a lot,” said Lt. Rhett Strain, who organized the training. Around 8:30 a.m. on Friday, he headed to the old high school to create a scene similar to a fire response. There were
"She was Sunshine": Remembering Kaylene Jo Williams (opens the original)
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Pawnee Nation flags are lowered this week in honor of Kaylene Jo Williams, a member of the tribe whose life was cut short on Sunday, August 9, in Stillwater. Now her friends, co-workers, and six children and a grandchild are trying to figure out how to move forward without her. For Kaylene’s co-workers at Golden Chick in Stillwater, coming back to work after her death was difficult. Jessica Jacobs remembers returning to the restaurant and trying to do her job while knowing Williams would never w
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