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The Hennessey Public Library building will get $13,500 in silicone roof coating, tape and patch seam repairs instead of about $70,000 for a new roof and repairs for interior leaks.
Read moreConstruction on Hennessey’s new municipal swimming pool is scheduled to start in August with a planned grand opening May 23 next year.
Read moreA preliminary hearing on a first-degree murder charge against Steven Kirtus Stricker was postponed Tuesday in Kingfisher County District Court at the request of the district attorney’s office. Assistant District
Read moreChildren are Kingfisher Memorial Library’s best asset, yet the library staff and library board of directors are facing issues regarding lack of supervision, internet safety and vandalism, said Michael Tautkus, library director.
Read moreRecord-setting rainfall over several months is pushing the completion date of the U.S. 81 improvement project to the end of the summer at the soonest, an Oklahoma Department of Transportation division engineer said last week.
Read moreDoug Moore, representative of Institute for Building Technology and Safety, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that provides services to communities, explained how his organization can expedite construction projects Monday in an appearance
Read moreFifty seventh-grade girls, including Breona McConnell from Kingfisher Middle School, have been accepted to the second annual Southwest Alliance for Girls’ Enrichment in Science, Technology, Engineering the Arts/Humanities and Mathematics (SAGE STEAM) Camp at Southwestern Oklahoma State University (SWOSU) in Weatherford.
Read moreDeborah Maehs, Kingfisher Community Collaborative grant writer and KCC chairman Lisa Copeland with a $1,000 grant awarded at the Oklahoma Rural Health Conference.
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