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The Dover FFA chapter traveled to Oklahoma’s Capitol on Wednesday, Feb. 22, to celebrate National FFA Week. They got to see various rooms inside the Capitol and met numerous different government officials including Sen. Darcy Jech, Rep.

The article on the severe drought in the Sunday, March 19, edition of the Times and Free Press contained a major error. It said 800-pound cattle were bringing $2.81 a pound. That was a typographical error. It should have read $1.81 per pound for 800 weight cattle.We apologize for the mistake.

The Kingfisher Police Department has investigated or responded to the following reports:February 18 - Public Intoxication.Officer Christopher McDaniel responded to a report of an unwanted individual in the 600 block of South Third Street.

Kingfisher County’s inventory is officially much lighter after this week’s meeting of commissioners.Commissioners on Monday approved disposing of 44 items ranging from chairs, desks and radio equipment to excavators, graders and semi-trucks.

Lomega has announced its recent winners of its Student of the Month awards. TOP LEFT: December 2022 Students of the Month for Lomega High School were Brooks Uhlenhake and Abi Yost. Junior High winners were Claire Myers and Cal Krittenbrink.

Parents of Kingfisher Public Schools students received a “Remind” message on Tuesday afternoon that set off some alarms.

The weekend presents itself the opportunity to stay close to home and take part in a nationally- recognized event.And it’s free. Chisholm Trail Museum’s annual Chuck Wagon Gathering is this Saturday, March 25.Billed as a day filled with cowboy fun, it runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the museum.

A number of Kingfisher High School band students voluntarily took on an extra workload at the end of last year and the beginning of this year.The reward – at least for some – is the right to perform in the state competition next month.

Three guest speakers are on tap this week at a fungicide continuing education unit (CEU) meeting.The meeting is from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday, March 22 at the Kingfisher Airport.

John Gooden generally wears several figurative hats around the city of Kingfisher with multiple ongoing projects.At a recent Lions Club meeting, Gooden wore - literally - two shirts.One such shirt was to represent Kingfisher Trails, which is now in its 20th year.