Energy Watch

Oil prices stabilized some what Tuesday after U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin agreed to talks with the intention of shoring up energy markets and benchmark trade prices climbed out of the 18-year lows.

Destination Downtown

Amazing how our world can turn around in just a couple of weeks! Our people downtown can certainly attest to that, but how uplifting to have talked to several of them and hear the positive thoughts and the ‘I can do’ attitude prevail.

Cushing woman kicks officer

A Cushing woman was arrested and charged with assault on a police officer after she allegedly donkey-kicked a member of the Cushing Police Department as he attempted to detain her. According to court records, Danielle J .

Capacity storage at Cushing does not mean higher tax revenues

As the glut in the oil market has crude flowing into Cushing at unprecedented levels, storage tanks surrounding the city are nearly full, raising the question of how much ad valor taxes will this generate for area schools?

Taking Care of Each Other in Tough Times

We have found ourselves living in unprecedented times. Elected officials across the state and the nation are working diligently to find the best solutions to the challenges the coronavirus is raising.

Adopt a Block

Since the last post of “Talking Trash” a lot has happened in our city, our country, our world. The Corvid19 virus has taken over the world interfering with our daily lives and causing economic havoc. Many will sit around and say “I’m just one small fish in this giant ocean.

Home instruction starts April 6

Cushing Public Schools’ distance learning program for all students will begin Monday, April 6, and according to Assistant Superintendent Dr. Melissa Amon, most parents and students have been notified.