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Singer and songwriter Josh Meloy was in his hometown long enough last week to witness one of the multiple tornadoes that were confirmed in Kingfisher County. The storms made their way through much of Oklahoma on Monday night. Before making his way back out on the road to perform in Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee, Meloy made his way to the top of a house near Red Fork Drive and Manning Drive to capture this image. This location is about one block north of the Hennessey Early Childhood Center and other HPS facilities, including the Eagle Event Center. The Hennessey swimming pool and park are directly east of the homes that are pictured. Storms reportedly damaged several barns and storage buildings, but any damage to homes was minimal. The National Weather Service had not yet determined the strength of the local tornadoes. [Photo by Josh Meloy]
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Figures provided to cooperative members last week shed some light on the Pioneer Board of Trustees’ decision last year to discontinue cellular services.
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[ Ed. note: Anthony Schwarz has authorized the Times & Free Press to publish the following paid political announcement of his candidacy for Kingfisher County District 3 Commissioner subject to the Aug. 27 election.]
Read moreKingfisher Board of Education members did a bit of reorganizing Wednesday before making their way through an agenda that lasted nearly three hours.
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Hennessey’s ladies of the 90s recognized
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Good BEE-havin’ at Gilmour Elementary
Read moreKingfisher County Republican Women have two candidate forums scheduled in the coming weeks, including one this Monday.
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