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COVID-19 update

As of 11 a.m. Monday, the Oklahoma Department of Health reported that there have been a total of 182 positive cases in Cushing since testing began with 2 deaths and 152 reported recoveries, meaning there are an estimated 28 active cases.

ENERGY WATCH

WTI $36.38 — noon Tuesday Oil prices dropped to their lowest level in more than two months Tuesday, reacting to pressure from stalled demand and threats of production expansions by OPEC that will add to an existing glut of crude.

Senate Review

This past week, Governor Kevin Stitt held a media briefi ng at the McKnight Center for the Performing Arts at Oklahoma State University. The focus was to update Oklahomans on the state response to COVID-19.

Bulletin Board

Cushing Alumni The Cushing Alumni Association will not meet until Jan. 5, 2021 at Alumni Hall at 6 p.m. At that meeting, the association plans to review nominations for new offi cers and vote on them. Association members say they are in need of more alumni on the board of directors and offi cers.
Chillin’

Chillin’

Chillin’

Bob Coon and Jonie Crane enjoy the last few daylight hours of Labor Day weekend on their porch in Cushing. Warm temperatures will take a vacation as unseasonably cool temps move in and bring rain today.
	Cushing musician Michael Music to perform at Arcadia Round Barn

Cushing musician Michael Music to perform at Arcadia Round Barn

Cushing musician Michael Music to perform at Arcadia Round Barn

ARCADIA – Cushing musician Michael Music will present Morning Music on Saturday, Sept. 12, at the Arcadia Round Barn. Music will perform from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. beneath the shade of the giant elm tree on the north side of the barn. Admission is free but donations are appreciated.

Cushing enrollment down slightly

Cushing Public Schools saw a slight dip in enrollment for the 2020-21 academic school year, compared to last year. Superintendent Koln Knight said Cushing has 1,550 students, which includes both in-person, and virtual learning.

Get ready for a chili morning Sept. 26

The Cushing Chamber’s 32nd Annual Festival In The Park would not be the same without Cushing Lion’s “Chili Cook Off” contest. According to Lion’s Club Vice President Richard Thackray, it’s not about the $150 fi rst place prize or the trophy you receive.