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Cimarron Valley Historical Society re-energized

The newly-revived Cimarron Valley Historical Society met on Tuesday, Aug. 17. The society has recently re-organized with Farrel Kleckner, president; Joe Manning, vice president; Nancy Franklin, secretary; Ruth Ann Johnson, treasurer; and Calvin Wright, historian.
Arrests

Arrests

Arrests

The following are the Cushing Police Department arrest records for August 17 - August 24. Individuals listed are considered innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.

Cimarron Valley Bulletin Board

Cushing, Drumright, Yale, Agra, Mannford, Oilton, Olive, Ripley, Jennings… 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.

Dick Smith’s Driving School Tip of the Week

Always be ready to breakdown. Even if your car is in perfect workin’ order, or is brand new, always be ready for a breakdown. Keep water, nonperishable food, jumper cables, basic tools, and a fl ashlight with extra batteries in your car. Prepare for the worst, expect the best.
Color explosion!

Color explosion!

Color explosion!

Participants of the Geographic Club “Do or Dye” Color Run celebrate the end of the two mile journey that took place on Saturday, Aug. 21, in memoriam of club member Cathy Culp,
Reed

Reed

Reed named new Emergency Management Director

CUSHING – Longtime Cushing resident and retired Cushing Fire Department Captain Franklin Reed has been named the new Cushing Emergency Management Director for the City of Cushing. Reed replaces the retiring Bob Noltensmeyer who served the citizens of Cushing for over 50 years.
Grand Opening

Grand Opening

Grand Opening

Dawn and Geoff Beasley and their daughter, Lilah Jane, cut the ribbon and offi cially open Godofredo’s Pizzeria & Tap Room, Monday, August 23 in the company of members of the Cushing Chamber of Commerce, team members, friends and family.

Staring down controversy

I did something dumb, I read comments on a social media post about a story I wrote. I knew I should have ignored it from the beginning but, me being the curious little cat I am, I just had to. A number of people seemed to be upset about a word that was used in the headline.