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The Oklahoma Association of School Administrators has selected Lomega’s Steve Shiever as the 2022 District 3 Superintendent of the Year. He will be recognized at the Cooperative Council for Oklahoma School Administration (CCOSA) Summer Leadership Conference in June. District 3 includes schools in Blaine, Grant, Garfield, Kingfisher and Logan counties. Shiever has 27 years in education and this is his fifth year at Lomega. [Photo provided]
Read moreHennessey’s Board of Trustees learned it was approved this month for a matching $300,000 Community Block Development Grant (CBDG) to finish the second phase of a drainage project. It’s to help flooding on Third, Fourth and Fifth streets west of Mitchell Road.
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This year has been one exciting ride for the Dover FFA chapter.
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Kingfisher County 4-H Food Showdown, Cupcake Wars and FCS Skillathon was held last month at the county fairgrounds.
Read moreHennessey’s Community State Bank’s bid of 3.3285% was the lowest and best bid on $1.58 million in taxable building bonds for the Hennessey Public Schools.
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In a previous job, it was Carrie Turner’s duty to inform cancer patients how much money they’d have to pay before they could begin treatments.
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HERITAGE ELEMENTARY’s April 2022 Great Expectations Students of the Month were, from left: front row, Ryan Meyer, Zayden Way, Geraldine Cuellar, Emma Munoz and Nevaeh Pope; and back row, Paige Parrott, Addy Davis, Nathalia Cuellar, Abby Roberts and Graham Myers. [Photo provided]
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OUTGOING HENNESSEY Friends of the Library president, Marissa Choate (left), welcomes 2022-23 president, Jennifer Ullery, during the group’s recent meeting at the library. Other officers elected that night were Karen Vogt, vice president; Laura Robinson, secretary, and Ann Taylor, treasurer. Members also recognized HHS graduating seniors Rachel Miller and Ashland Crites who received the group’s Helen Cline Memorial Scholarships. [Photo provided]
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