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COVID-19 Update

According to the Oklahoma State Department of Health, as of Mon. March 1, Oklahoma has 12,768 active cases of covid-19. There have been 424,508 total cases since testing began, with 407,313 recovered and 4,428 deaths attributed to the virus. Creek county has 156 active cases.

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.

Tip of the Week

DO NOT TEXT AND DRIVE! If you feel the need to send a text while you’re on the road, pull all the way off the dang road and get out of everyone else’s way!
Signs of spring

Signs of spring

Signs of spring

Cushing Tiger Southpaw Josh Kelly hurls a pitch during game one of Cushing’s double header against Tecumseh March 1. The Tigers, under new head coach Bryce Scalf, pasted the Tecumseh Savages 13-1 in the first game and won the second game 9-2.

FAA questions compliance at Cushing Municipal

By Caitlyn Nicole Over the last 20 years, the Cushing Municipal Airport accepted over $5.3 million dollars of grant money from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). With that, comes some assurances that need to be responded to every year, according to City Manager Terry Brannon.

Thinking Out Loud

As a young man, I loved the Clint Eastwood movie “The Good, The Bad and The Ugly!” This fi lm helped launch him as a movie star. The fi lm epitomized the way life fi nds ways to dish out the good, the bad and the ugly at the most inopportune times even in the same day.

DESTINATION DOWNTOWN

The big story this month was DCRA’s “Dancing with the Cimarron Stars!!” We had all waited since fi rst of December to get to see this production that had to be rescheduled to February 12th and 13th.
Energy Watch

Energy Watch

Energy Watch

WTI $61.87 — noon Tuesday From the Tank Tiger If you’re feeling froggy, go ahead and jump. The Arctic freeze which swept the nation took millions of barrels per day of oil production offline.