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Brian Blansett

Brian Blansett

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Publisher, The Shawnee News-Star

Oklahoma City

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Total articles 25

  • la Louisiane

    By Brian Blansett| Stroud American Verified Kindra and I had just stepped out of a restaurant in the French Quarter Friday night. That was when I saw the lady standing at the corner of Bienville and Royal streets. She was with a man and young woman who appeared to be her husband and daughter and she was looking up the streets as if deciding where to go next. It took a second, but I realized: I recognize her.

    By Brian Blansett · Stroud American

    Mar. 25, 2025

  • Lions fall in OT

    By Brian Blansett| Stroud American Verified Chandler’s first trip to the state tournament in 20 years ended with a thrilling but frustrating 5956 loss to Sequoyah-Claremore Thursday. The Lions fell behind early in the first half, but came back to lead at halftime and held an 8-point lead in the third quarter. But dismal shooting from the free throw line and a three-point bucket from Sequoyah’s Kyler Moore with less than three seconds to play did them in. The Lions hit only 10 of 29 free throw attempts and were four of eight in the overtime.

    By Brian Blansett · Stroud American

    Mar. 19, 2025

  • la Louisiane

    By Brian Blansett| Stroud American Verified Kindra and I had just stepped out of a restaurant in the French Quarter Friday night. That was when I saw the lady standing at the corner of Bienville and Royal streets. She was with a man and young woman who appeared to be her husband and daughter and she was looking up the streets as if deciding where to go next. It took a second, but I realized: I recognize her.

    By Brian Blansett · Stroud American

    Mar. 25, 2025

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The Shawnee News-Star

Shawnee, United States

+1 405-273-4200