Okarche is academic bowl champ
Okarche is academic bowl champ
![ABBIE MYERS works to put up a shot during Friday’s game against Destiny Christian. The senior scored 26 and hit the game winner for KHS. [Photo by Chris Simon/www.simon- sports-photos.smugmug.com]](https://www.kingfisherpress.net/sites/kingfisherpress.etypegoogle10.com/files/styles/slideshow_1170x780/public/77a3684c44_Ar00302006.jpg?itok=u_s1vLPj "ABBIE MYERS works to put up a shot during Friday’s game against Destiny Christian. The senior scored 26 and hit the game winner for KHS. [Photo by Chris Simon/www.simon- sports-photos.smugmug.com]")
Myers scores 26, hits game winner in OT against Destiny Christian
County’s annual spring stock show starts this Sunday
Nearly 5 decades after her body was found northwest of Kingfisher, family members and authorities are still searching for answers in the cold case
Okarche’s Mueggenborg now eyes school’s all-time career scoring mark
Buckle up! Lady Jackets are champs again
District makes initial move Monday, reverses Tuesday after investigation
Bragging rights are on the line for the 17 cooks (and still counting as of Monday) in the Hennessey Friends of the Library’s annual fundraiser cookoff event this Saturday from 5:30-7 p.m.
All current Kingfisher Public Schools principals were rehired for the 2026-27 school year and the board of education got the ball rolling to hire another.
County’s annual spring stock show starts this Sunday
With their leading scorer still out of action, other Jackets are required to pick up the scoring slack.
Kingfisher County has three No. 1-ranked teams in Classes B-II and A.
Dover can still accomplish a lot this season.
In a possible playoff preview, Amber-Pocasset got the best of Okarche last Friday night.
Jarrett Stepman is a columnist for The Daily Signal. He is also the author of “The War on History: The Conspiracy to Rewrite America’s Past.”
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Theresa Mary Berntsen Wilczek passed away peacefully in her sleep on Feb. 2, 2026, at the age of 96.
Dr. Jess Brewer, 88, a longtime veterinarian who practiced in northwest Oklahoma, southern Kansas and the Texas panhandle, passed away peacefully at his home on Christmas morning, Dec. 25, 2025, surrounded by his family and loved ones. Dr. Brewer had resided near Lacy on his cattle ranch for the past 25 years and, at 88, he still was licensed and active in the practice of veterinary medicine in Oklahoma.
