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Fallen officer honored with procession
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City commission moves to rezone property, waive electric fees for housing addition
Read moreThe final report of the grand jury tasked to determine if an indictment was needed in a county shooting death has been entered into the court record.
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Sample ballots are now available for the special election to renew the county’s designated half-cent sales tax.
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• YOUTH GROUP FOOD DRIVE: The Sts. Peter & Paul youth group will be conducting its annual food collection drive to benefit the Kingfisher County Food Bank. Youth group members will be walking doorto- door in Kingfisher and collecting donated non-perishable food items from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 29. For more information on the drive, including items that are glady accepted, see the ad in this edition.
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TEMPORARY PROBLEM – Much-needed (and much-forecasted) rains found their way to Kingfi sher County on Friday morning. The expected weather event prompted two county schools to play their Week 8 football games on Thursday (see Page 2). When the fi rst round of projected rain hit Friday morning, more than 2 inches fell in less than two hours, causing some fl ash fl ooding on U.S. Highway 81/Main Street on the city’s north end. That prompted a closure of the highway, forcing traffi c to detour. The highway opened back up just after 11 a.m. [KT&FP Staff Photo by Jeremy Ingle]
Read moreCity calls for special Monday meeting; Matthews’ rezoning and electric issues only items on agenda
Read moreKingfisher, Cashion and Okarche showed gains in their October sales tax checks, the Oklahoma Tax Commission report showed.
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