News

It's their centennial year and Drumright is flying high!  Saturday, immediately following the Drumright High School Alumni Parade, a crowd of residents and visitors traveled to the top of one of Drumright's hills, to... Read More.

A Cushing man who admitted breaking into Mac's Jewelry in downtown Cushing on the day before Valentine's Day was ordered to pay $25,864 restitution and to serve six months in jail Friday by District... Read More.

The 2012 class of the Cushing Chamber of Commerce's Leadership Cushing Program were recognized at a dinner at Roma's Italian Restaurant this past Thursday, May 24, 2012.

Nan McCammon Shaw, age 92 of Oklahoma City formerly of Stroud, passed away on Wednesday, May 23, 2012 at Epworth Villa, Oklahoma City, Ok.  Graveside services will be held on 11:00 a.m. , Wednesday,... Read More.

District Attorney Tom Lee today filed court documents listing the basis for his seeking the death penalty for an ex-convict accused of the Dec. 1, 2011, fatal beating of 45-year-old Ava M. King of... Read More.

Baker Pharmacy, 1022 E. Cherry Street in Cushing, is teaming up with Schwan's Home Service to raise money for Relay for Life.  Come purchase your favorite Shcwan's items directly from a Shcwan's Home Service... Read More.

Governor Fallin today signed into law Senate Bill 1096, a bill that directs all state agencies and higher education institutions to achieve at least 20 percent improvement in energy efficiency and conservation by the... Read More.

Harrison School recently announced the GOOD students of the month.  GOOD (Good Observers of Discipline) for the month of April  are Luke Stiles, Hanna Garcia, Yisel Esparza, Dylan Chhita, Kellen White, and Clayton Peterson.

Students at Cushing schools were seen observing the 61st annual National Day of Prayer today. 

Governor Mary Fallin today joined governors from 13 states in inviting auto manufacturers in the United States to partner in making more affordable Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) vehicles available to both state automobile fleets... Read More.