Arsonist at large

Sears Family home “total loss” in wake of Saturday’s fires YALE - “We can replace clothes and furniture, but you can’t replace people,” said Casey Sears who lost her home in a fire early Sunday morning. “I am so thankful we all made it out when we did, it could have been much worse.

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(Editors note: this is the part one of a two part series. See next week’s edition of the Cushing Citizen for part two.)CUSHING — Competitive dance is not typically a first choice activity for fourth graders, let alone fourth grade boys.Connor Cline is not your typical nine year old.

Drummond, coalition of attorneys general call for Congress to require surgeon general warning on social media platforms

OKLAHOMA CITY– In a letter to Congress, Attorney General Gentner Drummond and 41 other attorneys general today called on lawmakers to pass legislation requiring a U.S. surgeon general warning on all algorithm-driven social media platforms.

Cushing Aviation and Aeronautics class too a fi eld trip to the Cushing Municipal Airport

Luttrell Elected to Chair National Energy Board

OKLAHOMA CITY – Rep. Ken Luttrell, R-Ponca City, was recently elected to serve as the chairman of the Center for Legislative Energy and Environmental Research (CLEER).The election came at the Energy Council's annual Global Energy and Environmental Issues Conference held in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Service Academy applications due Oct. 11

OKLAHOMA CITY – The office of U.S. Senator Markwayne Mullin (R-OK) is accepting applications for service academy nominations to four of the five service academies: the U.S. Military Academy in West Point, NY; the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, MD; the U.S.

Yatika Fields exhibition opens at OSU's Gardiner Gallery of Art

STILLWATER — The latest exhibition at Oklahoma State University’s Gardiner Gallery of Art opens Sept. 18, featuring Osage, Muscogee and Cherokee artist Yatika Fields.

ENERGY WATCH

From the Tank TigerLast week in the Gulf Coast, it was raining cats and dogs….. but fortunately nobody ate them. It could have been much worse, but the damage from Category 2 Hurricane Francine was not too severe despite the 6 – 9 inches of rain.