Cushing Masonic Lodge donates $2500.00 to the Cushing Regional Hospital Foundation to help pay tuitions for the Cushing fi reman to attend Central Technology Center to earn their Paramed Certifi cation.
It is time to welcome in pumpkins, comfy hoodies, and the crisp autumn air by attending the Chamber of Commerce 33rd Annual Festival in the Park.
According to Chamber President and CEO Tracy Caulfi eld, the event is fun for the whole family and attendance is expected to reach the thousands.
Sept. 1, 2021
A run of hot, dry weather finished off climatological summer in true Oklahoma fashion following a delightfully mild first two months of the season.
U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-Okla.), ranking member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, issued the following statement today after President Joe Biden addressed the nation on the end of the withdrawal from Afghanistan:
“President Biden’s decisions on Afghanistan are clearly his alone.
There’s no denying the infrastructure needs of our district. Whether it’s driving to work, getting kids to school, or stopping by the grocery store on the way home— Oklahomans are reminded daily that our crumbling roads and bridges are in desperate need of repair.
The American Recovery Plan that has been on the Creek County commission agenda for the last couple months is finally being put to use. The ARP funds provided $13.9 million to Creek County.
STILLWATER, Okla. – Payne County 4-H’ers made a big showing at the Centennial State 4-H Roundup that took place recently on the Oklahoma State University campus.
Vaccinations are considered the most important pieces of disease prevention and a successful preconditioning plan. Vaccines are an expensive investment, and they should be treated as such.