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( Editor’s note: The following weather summary for July was compiled by Gary McManus, state climatologist for Oklahoma Mesonet and Oklahoma Climatological Survey.)
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Among the continually expanding list of offerings by Chisholm Trail Technology Center is Class A CDL training. CTTC offers its training at a site just north of Watonga. Most recently, 11 employees of Wheeler Brothers took the course. For more on CTTC, its expanding campus and course offerings as well as a new statewide poll that boasts the benefits of training like that offered at CTTC, see our upcoming Back to School edition this month. [KT&FP Staff Photos]
Read moreThe Kingfisher Police Department has investigated or responded to the following reports: July 15 - Obscene/ threatening or harassing phone calls and planning or threatening violent act.
Read moreFollowing are citations issued by members of the Hennessey Police Department from June 30 through July 28: Possession of Marijuana ($790) — Stephanie Linebarger, Omaha, Neb.;
Read more( Editor’s note: This article was published by NonDoc last Wednesday, July 30, and provides updates to the story regarding two Oklahoma State Board of Education members - one of whom is Ryan Deatherage of Kingfisher - stating they saw images of nude women on a TV screen in the office of State Superintendent for Public Instruction Ryan Walters during an executive session of a meeting.)
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Ralph Harrison was honored for 50 years of legal service at last week’s meeting of the Kingfisher County Bar Association. To commemorate his years of service, Harrison (left) was presented a certifi cate and lapel pin from the Oklahoma Bar Association during the meeting by his son, Jared Harrison (right). Ralph Harrison is president of Harrison & Mecklenburg, Inc., in Kingfi sher. Born and raised in Kingfisher County, he earned his undergraduate degree from Oklahoma State University in 1972, then graduated from the University of Oklahoma School of Law in 1975. He was admitted into practice that same year and also has an abstractor’s license. Harrison was appointed by then-Governor Mary Fallin to be the District 1 representative for the Oklahoma Abstractors Board and later served as chairman of that board. Harrison is also a past president of the county’s bar association. [Photo provided]
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County Extension staff now in brand-new facility
Read moreOne local government body has moved its August meeting date while another won’t be able to meet at all.
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