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The United Way of Payne County recently welcomed new members to their board. Pictured are the new members following New Board Member Orientation. From left to right: Latina Simmons (Cushing), Maggie Brock (Stillwater), David Adney (Stillwater), Leilani Mooreland (Cushing) and Ramesh Sharda (Stillwater).

The United Way of Payne County recently welcomed new members to their board. Pictured are the new members following New Board Member Orientation. From left to right: Latina Simmons (Cushing), Maggie Brock (Stillwater), David Adney (Stillwater), Leilani Mooreland (Cushing) and Ramesh Sharda (Stillwater).

United Way welcomes new board members

News Staff
Tuesday, March 5, 2024

Battle of Round Mountain Civil War Reenactment this weekend

Allie Prater
Tuesday, March 5, 2024
YALE — Experience history come to life this weekend at Jim Thorpe Park in a three day reenactment of the Battle of Round Mountain.The Battle The Battle of Round Mountain is listed in the 'Official Records of the Civil War' as the first battle fought in the Indian Territory.

Stand off in Oilton

Deanna Maddox
Tuesday, March 5, 2024
OILTON — A police standoff in Oilton last Thursday resulted in the arrest off three Oilton residents. According to Oilton Police Chief Carl Stout, there was more than one individual arrested.“We’ve got it taken care of — three suspects in custody,” Stout told the Gusher Thursday afternoon.

Oklahoma Historical Society to Host Travel Contest in March

News Staff
Tuesday, March 5, 2024
OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma Historical Society will hold another #ExploreOHS Travel Contest from Friday, March 1, through Sunday, March 31. During these dates, participants will travel to OHS museums and historic sites across the state to see who can visit the most sites in one month.
Fire Situation Report – March 4, 2024

Fire Situation Report – March 4, 2024

Fire Situation Report – March 4, 2024

News Staff
Tuesday, March 5, 2024
Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food & Forestry Statewide Discussion: Yesterday a cold front edged into the Panhandle, stalled and retreated. Fire danger remains a concern across most of Oklahoma today although comparably moderated from previous days.

Threats against Yale Police Chief leads to arrest warrant

News Staff
Tuesday, March 5, 2024
YALE — A warrant of arrest was issued on March 1 for Stillwater resident Colton James Price after being charged with one count of threatening violence against Yale Police Chief Phillip Kelly.“He made some death threats towards me on social media,” said Kelly.A probable cause affidavit by Officer...

House Republicans Elect Hilbert Speaker-Designate

News Staff
Tuesday, March 5, 2024
OKLAHOMA CITY – Speaker Pro Tempore Kyle Hilbert, R-Bristow, has been elected by the Oklahoma House Republican Caucus as speakerdesignate for the 60th Legislature.The speaker of the Oklahoma House of Representatives is the body’s chief presiding officer and is responsible for committee...
John Moran, Tyler Stein and Justin Cargill show off the Downtown Cushing Revitalization Association’s longhorn steer which they installed at Centennial Park in Cushing last Friday. The artwork on the steer, painted by Stein, depicts historical highlights from Cushing’s past on one side and highlights from the oil industry on the other. Photo by J. D. Meisner

John Moran, Tyler Stein and Justin Cargill show off the Downtown Cushing Revitalization Association’s longhorn steer which they installed at Centennial Park in Cushing last Friday. The artwork on the steer, painted by Stein, depicts historical highlights from Cushing’s past on one side and highlights from the oil industry on the other. Photo by J. D. Meisner

Downtown Longhorn

News Staff
Tuesday, March 5, 2024
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