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“Agriculture and environment” was the topic Oct. 17 at a Leadership Kingfi sher County class held at Dover Town Hall.
Read moreTractors and drills will be working overtime this week on Kingfisher County farms after welcome rain Monday left up to two inches of moisture.
Read moreOtt, Walker crowned during LHS coronation
Read moreOther than questions posed by trustees (see related story) and routine items during the Hennessey Board of Trustees’ monthly meeting, the board last week took two actions: Waterline replacement – Amended a REAP infrastructure grant application to replace waterlines as part of the consent agenda. That new application asks only to replace waterlines for four blocks with fire hydrants along South Dunlap from 4th to 7th streets. An earlier application also called for replacing lines in the alley between Arapaho and Bonita streets between 4th and 5th streets. Town Administrator Tiffany Tillman said they had to make that change due to costs, but are working on an alternate plan for the alleyway lines. These are some of the “worst” lines (1-1/4-inch) in the town, board members learned in earlier meetings. The grant is being processed through NODA.
Read moreThe following traffic accidents are being investigated by the Kingfisher Police Department:
Read moreComfort dog Miriam, team showing the love
Read moreMidship Pipeline announced plans Tuesday to donate $10,000 to the Kingfisher Rotary Club and Kingfisher Trails to enhance beautification and help create an arboretum and Arbor Day playground at Newfield Community Park.
Read moreFormer Kingfisher city manager Reuben Pulis died late Monday night in Oklahoma City, following a bout with cancer.
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