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COVID-19 Update

Oklahoma State Department of Health as of Oct. 18, reports the total cases of COVID-19 in the state of Oklahoma at 584,692. There has been an increase of 41 active cases bringing the current active cases to 23,492. There have been 552,719 recoveries reported.
SMARTYPANTS Electricity

SMARTYPANTS Electricity

SMARTYPANTS Electricity

Since the beginning of time, humans have tried to harness the powers of nature. The four primary elements of nature are air, water, fire and earth. Without these things life would not work out the way it does. These forces also have the power to create other forces like electricity.

Cimarron Valley Bulletin Board

Cushing, Drumright, Yale, Agra, Mannford, Oilton, Olive, Ripley… If your school, church, club, sports team, association, organization or non-profit group is holding an event, fundraiser, or even just a regular meeting, let us know so we can let everyone else know.
Cushing Lions Club members Lou Griffi n and Jim Pickard hold steady as they handle the cameras for Oak Grove School students being screened, while Tom Cummings and Russell Thurman supervise and hand out stickers in the background.

Cushing Lions Club members Lou Griffi n and Jim Pickard hold steady as they handle the cameras for Oak Grove School students being screened, while Tom Cummings and Russell Thurman supervise and hand out stickers in the background.

Cushing Lions support KidSight eye screening program for youth

Across the state, schoolaged kids have had the privilege to have their eyes checked by Lions. Recently, Cushing Lions Club members made their way to Oak Grove School to perform a KidSight eye screening test at the elementary.

OHP retiring the *55 call number

For almost three decades, *55 has been the number to call for assistance while on Oklahoma's highways. That number is now retiring, as the Oklahoma Highway Patrol becomes a second PSAP (public safety answering point.

Creek County to select 2-year bridge inspector

Creek County commissioners held a conference call to interview bridge inspection companies in the midst of the regular meeting on Monday, Oct. 4. According to Creek County District 2 Commissioner Leon Warner, the county is required to select a company to do bridge inspections every two years.