Area county road changes made, stop signs added
Kingfisher County commissioners last Monday authorized placing three new stop signs at a location about one half mile east of Kingfisher, east of Will Rogers Drive.
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Judge: Doe must use real name for case to continue
If the lawsuit against Kingfisher Public Schools, two football coaches and two former coaches is going to proceed, the plaintiff cannot do so under a pseudonym.That was the ruling handed down by United States District Judge Charles B. Goodwin in documents filed last Thursday.
We Are Full, Thank You
Kingfisher Mesonet recorded an even five inches of rain over the weekend and up to Monday morning, the highest amount in the state.Local Weather Observer Steve Loftis recorded a total of 5.37 inches for the week at the National Weather Service station in Kingfisher.Loftis recorded 2.3 inches at 7 a.
Choosing Kindness
The concern was legitimate.Would her classmates accept her?Are the other kids going to want to play with her on the playground?The fear was real.Will she be invited to other kids’ birthday parties?Will she ever develop a genuine friendship?The unanswered questions were daunting.
Drainage work, family pool rates hot topics at Hennessey meeting
Hennessey Board of Trustees narrowly elected a new vice mayor, then dug right into a major topic.“All of that money has been wasted on the Mitchell Road drainage work,” said Trustee Bert Gritz during this month’s regular meeting held May 11. “And I don’t blame the construction company either.
Ridenour named Marie Cooper Scholarship winner
A 2021 graduate of Kingfi sher High School, Maverick Ridenour was named the recipient of Kingfisher County Republican Women’s 11th annual Marie Cooper Memorial Scholarship. The announcement was made at a reception Monday, May 8, at Inter-Bank community room.
District court records
Marriage LicensesKingfisher County Court Clerk Lisa Markus issued marriage licenses recently to the following couples: Joseph Gregory Hayslip, 38, and Peggy Lynnette Bollenbach, 58, both of Kingfisher.Weston Joseph Eischen, 22, and Hannah Marie Jacobi, 22, both of Kingfisher.MisdemeanorsState vs.
Cashion bond issue falls just short
A majority of Cashion voters were in favor of a bond issue to add classroom space and a new cafeteria.But not enough of them. The 10-year, $21.5 million bond issue fell short of the super-majority needed in last Tuesday’s vote.Of the 580 who voted, 332 (57.