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Katrina Trinko / @Katrina-Trinko [Katrina Trinko is editor- in-chief of The Daily Signal. Send an email to Katrina.]If you’re an affluent American, President Joe Biden–to steal a phrase popularized by our former Emoter- in-Chief–feels your pain.

The Center of Family Love is honoring former Senator Mike Johnson and his wife, Judy Johnson, who quietly spent a better part of their lives championing for the rights of individuals and families with developmental disabilities and neurodiversity.

Natalie Dick has never shied away from a challenge.Only two students out of the some 400 in the Kingfisher High School building braved the challenge to undergo Advanced Placement Calculus.Dick was one of them.

OKARCHE HONORS STUDENTS – Okarche High School Lion and Lioness for April 2023 were (left photo) junior Braxton Smith and senior Abigayle Johnson. The May 2023 Lion and Lioness were (center photo) seniors Jake Henrichs and Jaycee Taylor.

Medical Call— Officer dispatched to Alice Street about an adult male having breathing issues at 4:10 a.m. Wednesday, May 17, to provide assistance to Life EMS and HFD to secure the individual inside the ambulance.Pedestrian Assist — Offi cer saw a male walking in the heavy rain at 5:26 a.m.

The CEO of Our Blood Institute said the lack of donations has blood supply in critically low levels.

The Oklahoma Energy Resources Board (OERB) selected Lily Fletcher as one of 20 outstanding high school seniors from across the state to serve on the first Student Board of Directors, which is a unique leadership opportunity.

KINGFISHER CLOVERBUDS picked up more than 30 pounds of trash at the Briscoe Park baseball fields and played kickball to celebrate their hard work. “It’s always amazing to see how much the members love this community service project each year,” said Kingfisher Cloverbud Leader Kayla Meyer.

The following traffic accidents are being investigated by the Kingfisher Police Department: May 11, 3:03 p.m. - At East Broadway Avenue and North First Street.

If there is such a thing as a normal crop year in Kingfi sher County, it apparently didn’t happen in 2023.Asked about the growth of green showing up in fields approaching harvest, Kingfisher County OSU Extension Director-Agricultural Educator Bryan Kennedy remarked: “This is a mess.