Good fun, good food, good pies and a good cause. It’s hard to find a reason not to attend Kingfisher Creative’s latest dinner theater production, Murder at the Pie Auction, scheduled for two performances at 6:30 p.m. March 6 and 7 at the Kingfisher Elks Lodge. The cast of outrageous characters in this play, the seventh directed by Val Snow, assisted by Tyler Mueggenborg, include: Karisa Eaton, Amy Duffy, Mike Brown, Nichole Goodson, Dustin Eaton, Melody Kuehn, Kelly Kopp, Ulanda Tiller and Cayman Matson, from left. Audience members will be invited to participate in a pretend live pie auction as part of the production, but all the locally-produced pies will actually be sold in a real silent auction, with proceeds donated to the Kingfisher County Food Bank. See the ad inside to find out how to purchase tickets. [Photo Courtesy Amber Albers]

[ Editor’s note: Roxie Alexander has authorized the Times & Free Press to publish the following announcement of her candidacy for Mayor of Kingfisher, subject to the April 7 municipal election.]

Kingfisher Police Department’s newest patrolman is an experienced officer as well as a U.S. Army Veteran.

Ed Evey has coached two generations of Kingfisher High School families who have reached the state tournament before.

Gerrett Spears said there’s not an excuse for last week’s shocking loss to Elk City in the teams’ Class 4A district championship matchup.

Perhaps inspired by their girls’ team’s upset of Kingfisher, the Elk City boys were able to play within a couple of possessions of top-ranked Kingfisher for much of the first quarter.