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Hennessey Senior Center to host ‘Game Night 2’ after car show

There will be a second game night this Saturday, April 25, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Hennessey Senior Citizen Center.Admission is $5 and includes four bingo cards, trips to the popcorn machine and more. Card tables will also be set up and regulation cards will be on the tables for bridge, pitch, etc.
BY POPULAR REQUEST, Pam Joseph will again be the Bingo caller this month at the Hennessey Senior Citizen “Game Night 2” this Saturday from 5-7 p.m. [Photo by Barb Walter]

Farewell, Cow Palace

Kingfisher County District 2 excavator operators Chad Dowell and Les Cofer made quick work of the first step in the demolition process of the 1980-built Hennessey Cow Palace Wednesday morning at the south corner of Oklahoma Avenue and South Arapaho Street.
Farewell, Cow Palace

Traffic Accidents

The following traffic accidents are being investigated by the Kingfisher Police Department: March 16, 11:20 a.m. - At S.H. 33 and South 13th Street.James Schwartz, 69, Kingfisher, driving a 1995 Chevrolet GMT-400, was northbound on South 13th Street and stopped at the intersection of S.H. 33.

Kingfisher County District Court Records

Kingfisher County Court Clerk Lauren Stroh issued marriage licenses recently to the following couples: April 8: Martin Rosales De La Cruz, 39, and Ana Maria Rosales, 50, both of Mustang.April 10: Jackson Gray Taylor, 26, and Kate Elizabeth Henderson, 20, bothof Kingfisher.

Upcoming Events

• CELEBRATING ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONALS: Everyone knows the true bosses in an office are the administrative professionals. Today - Wednesday, April 22 - is the day to celebrate them: Administrative Professionals Day.
Upcoming Events

‘Learn, thrive and hope again’

Opportunities to serve abound.And for decades, members of the Kingfisher Rotary Club have been heeding the call to put “Service above Self,” both locally and abroad.
SCHOOL CHILDREN (pictured above and below right) stand outside the Divine Mercy School in Kanungu, Uganda. The school serves 180 children who are either orphaned or from impoverished households. The local Rotary Club is attempting to gain sponsorships for some of those children so they can continue to attend the school. [Photos provided by John Bosco Agaba of Uganda]
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