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Transfer station available monthly

CUSHING — A recent trial effort to expand hours at the city’s transfer station has wrapped up but officials say residents will continue to have a monthly opportunity to dispose of waste.
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Sex offender charged with residence violation

STILLWATER — A 38-year-old man on probation for lewd acts with a child has been jailed on $10,000 bond pending a court appearance this week on a charge accusing him of a residence violation by living across from Cushing High School.

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Wings of Hope awarded $50,000

CUSHING – Wings of Hope in Cushing has been awarded a $50,000 grant from the Oklahoma Attorney General’s Office to help fully launch its certified Human Trafficking Service Provider program.The funding is part of a $1 million statewide investment announced Feb.

Airport lease agreement

CUSHING — An airport hay crop lease agreement bid was awarded to Hermann’s Custom Baling for $20,100 by Cushing commissioners during the regular meeting on Feb. 17.The agenda item was in regard to the cutting, baling, and removal of hay at the Cushing Municipal Airport.
Local Girl Scout Troop 790 set up to sell cookies just outside Wal-Mart Sunday, Feb. 22, offering classic favorites to passersby during the annual cookie season fundraiser. Pictured from left: RayLynn Floyd, Troop Leader Rebecca Green, and Alice Green. Photo by DeAnna Maddox

Local Girl Scout Troop 790 set up to sell cookies just outside Wal-Mart Sunday, Feb. 22, offering classic favorites to passersby during the annual cookie season fundraiser. Pictured from left: RayLynn Floyd, Troop Leader Rebecca Green, and Alice Green. Photo by DeAnna Maddox

C is for Cookie

Central Tech welding students installed a flatbed on Cleveland Fire Department’s Brush Two truck.

Central Tech welding students installed a flatbed on Cleveland Fire Department’s Brush Two truck.

Central Tech Welding Students Team Up to Help Cleveland Fire Department

DRUMRIGHT – A quick message from a friend at the Cleveland Fire Department turned into a hands-on welding project at Central Tech when student Tegun Ware suggested the department bring its brush truck and flatbed to the school for installation.
Lineman certified

Lineman certified

Lineman certified

Pictured is Electric Superintendent Mike Starks presenting Josh Moore with a special recognition for recently obtaining his Journeyman Lineman certification in the electric distribution department. Photo by DeAnna Maddox

Street Projects Progressing

CUSHING — Work on street projects continue with city officials urging extra caution when traveling in construction areas.On Feb. 24 city officials announced there would be an increase in activity in the area of Ninth street — east of Linwood starting Wednesday on Feb.

Creek County burn ban in effect

CREEK COUNTY — As of Monday, Feb. 23 a burn ban is in effect across Creek County and will remain in place until at least Mar. 2 — likely longer, according to Olive Volunteer Fire Department Chief Jason Dobson.