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Hennessey Police Department citations

The Hennessey Police Department has issued the following citations in recent months: No Driver License Issued ($365) — Luis Hernandez, Ames; Niyahn K.

June sales tax checks down for majority of Kingfisher County

June sales tax checks were down for all Kingfi sher County towns except Dover while Kingfisher County experienced a $49,200.30 increase.The June 9, 2025, distribution of sales tax collections by the Oklahoma Tax Commission primarily represents local tax receipts from April business.

Let yourself adjust to caregiving role

Adjusting to the caregiving role is a slow and sometimes scary process.I had to constantly remind myself that it was progress, not perfection.I wanted to do it all immediately and do it all perfectly.

District court records

Kingfisher County Court Clerk Lauren Stroh issued marriage licenses recently to the following couples: June 3: Billy Joelle Pina, 41, and Tamar Se’lin Hinton, 53, both of Yukon.June 4: David Ray Hardin II, 39, and Karesa Louise Patterson, 33, both of Kingfisher.

Hennessey town board gets reports on projects, more

Hennessey’s board of trustees received an update on several projects Thursday during its June regular meeting.“Grant projects are progressing,” Town Administrator Tiffany Rowen told trustees.

Shackelford named top small-school AD

Cashion’s Lynn Shackelford picked up some hardware at last weekend’s Oklahoma Athletic Directors Conference.Shackelford was named the Oklahoma interscholastic Athletic Administrator Association’s Small-School Athletic Director of the Year.
CASHION’S Lynn Shackelford (center) was named the OIAAA Small-School Athletic Director of the Year during the Oklahoma Athletic Director’s Conference last week in Shawnee. He was presented the award by Lance Parks (right), OIAAA president, and Amanda

Sounds of Summer

As is the case every year, the Kingfisher Chamber of Commerce has a full slate of activities planned for July 4, also known as “Red, White & BOOMFEST.”The all-day event begins with the downtown parade at 10 a.m. before free family fun events kick off at Kingfisher Park at 11 a.m.
ENID NATIVE Kyle Dillingham, “Oklahoma’s Fiddling Ambassador,” and his band Horseshoe Road will be the featured performer at the Kingfisher Chamber of Commerce’s Red, White & BOOMFEST concert at Kingfi sher Park on July 4. [Photo provided]
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