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The Oklahoma State University chapter of the Mortar Board honor society recently announced the students who were named to its annual Top 20 Freshmen Men and Top 20 Freshmen Women list.
Read moreBecause of deadline constraints for the last edition, the Kingfisher Times & Free Press was unable to receive responses from two Kingfisher city commissioners as to why they voted as they did in a zoning measure that ultimately failed to pass.
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DOVER ELEMENTARY recently announced its Students of the Month for August 2025. Pictured with Principal Jared Reese are, from left: Iris Matthews, pre-k; Cristofer Vitales, kindergarten; Miriam Houston, fi rst grade; Noah Ince, second grade; Olivia Morris, third grade; Valeria Alvarado, fourth grade; Lucy Chlouber, fi fth grade; and Eliyah Houston, sixth grade. [Photo provided]
Read moreDistrict 2 Kingfisher County Commissioner Mike Sparks of Hennessey said his crew will soon be doing some chip and seal work in the Hennessey area.
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Hennessey Elementary announced its Eagles of the Week for the week ending Aug. 22. Earning the honor were (pictured left) kindergarten students Kyler Stotts, Alejandro Guerrero and Osbaldo Valles; fi rst graders Jazlynn Ramirez, Justin Beebe, Olive Cassel and Nathan Villalobos; second graders Vanessa Robles, Victoria Oropeza and Aaron Medrano; third graders Aleissa Cabral, Max Guel and Kendra Fernandez Hernandez; fourth graders Aspen Lott, Parker Steward and Brenden Streck; and specials Giovanni Valles and Elsa Martinez. [Photo provided]
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Although the meeting was brief, Hennessey Superintendent Jason Sternberger provided Hennessey school board members with some eye-raising numbers.
Read moreMembers handled routine business during a brief September regular meeting of the Kingfisher Board of Education on Monday.
Read more![CITY ATTORNEY Jared Harrison, right, congratulates Tammy Sammons after she took the oath of office to fill a seat on the Kingfisher City Commission during Monday’s meeting. [Photo provided]](https://www.kingfisherpress.net/sites/kingfisherpress.etypegoogle10.com/files/styles/medium/public/7e6d1949bf_Ar00104002.jpg?itok=8-_dcfuT "CITY ATTORNEY Jared Harrison, right, congratulates Tammy Sammons after she took the oath of office to fill a seat on the Kingfisher City Commission during Monday’s meeting. [Photo provided]")
Matthews’ bid to rezone block on Main Street shot down in 2-2 vote
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