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Kennedy Thomason

Kennedy Thomason

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Editor-in-Chief, The O'Colly

Oklahoma

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Total articles 670

  • Stillwater continues response efforts after ‘unprecedented’ wildfires

    By Kennedy Thomason Verified| The O'Colly Verified Stillwater is taking stock after historic wildfires threatened the city more than a week ago. Many fires, which started during the afternoon of March 14, raged on through the night, threatening homes and businesses on the southwestern side of the city. Ninety-eight homes were lost, and an additional 123 homes were impacted, Stillwater Fire Department Chief Terry Essary said during the City Council meeting Monday.

    By Kennedy Thomason Verified · The O'Colly

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Cross Canadian Ragweed members make appearance at City Council

    By Kennedy Thomason Verified| The O'Colly Verified Cross Canadian Ragweed members Cody Canada and Randy Ragsdale strolled into city hall, with family members in tow. During the City Council meeting Monday, Canada and Ragsdale made their first public appearance of the week, three days ahead of a four-day concert series. Stillwater Mayor Will Joyce declared April 7-13 “Red Dirt Music Week,” prompting the appearance of nearly half of the reunited band.

    By Kennedy Thomason Verified · The O'Colly

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • Stillwater continues response efforts after ‘unprecedented’ wildfires

    By Kennedy Thomason Verified| The O'Colly Verified Stillwater is taking stock after historic wildfires threatened the city more than a week ago. Many fires, which started during the afternoon of March 14, raged on through the night, threatening homes and businesses on the southwestern side of the city. Ninety-eight homes were lost, and an additional 123 homes were impacted, Stillwater Fire Department Chief Terry Essary said during the City Council meeting Monday.

    By Kennedy Thomason Verified · The O'Colly

    Apr. 10, 2025

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The O'Colly

Stillwater, Oklahoma, United States

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