Our Great America

One of my favorite parts about serving as state representative for House District 33 is connecting with my constituents through various events in the district. Last Thursday, I was honored to attend a flag raising ceremony in Perkins. First Bank & Trust Co.

Adventures with Allie

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LETTER TO THE EDITOR

Editor, I am a Christian Republican. Born in Stillwater. Still live in this great town. This is a message for Oklahomans and Governor Stitt. Governor, please declare a public health emergency to protect Oklahomans from COVID-19.

Healthy Relationships

A friend of mine recently passed away. Someone who has had a tremendous infl uence in my life and who now unfortunately will never be able to know that.

Busy Week in Interim Studies

On Monday, legislators were joined at the Capitol by the CEO of the Oklahoma Health Care Authority (OHCA) Kevin Corbett, who also serves as the Governor’s Secretary of Health and Mental Health. Secretary Corbett gave an update on Medicaid expansion in Oklahoma. As of Aug.

Inhofe joins Cortez Masto in urging leadership to imcorporate EPSCOR provisions into Conferenced bill

WASHINGTON – This week, U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-Okla.) joined U.S. Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto (D-Nev.

Destination Downtown

There IS life in downtown Cushing! Diversifi ed revitalization happens incrementally, and we have been seeing that in our Broadway District. New businesses have fi lled many of the vacant building in the downtown area, renovation is taking place in a few locations, signage grants have been obtained.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR

Dear Editor, As I set here, I have a lot of thoughts and feelings going through my head. The fi rst thing I would like to do is thank KUSH radio for always being there when I needed them for severe weather and ready to go on the air with reports day or night.

Postal rate increase affects us all

The United States Postal Service implemented a planned adjustment of postage rates on August 29, 2021, for public and commercial mail users. This increase will have a direct impact on public mail consumers as the cost of a 55-cent stamp has now increased to 58 cents.

Interim Studies Kick Off

Interim studies are starting at the State Capitol, and there are several studies coming up on elections that I want to let my constituents know about. This is a topic that I am very interested in because secure elections are so fundamental to the integrity of our representative government.