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Kingfisher Public Schools is in the “waiting” phase for a number of projects, some of which it’s ready to put in motion and others that have already begun.

Kingfisher will soon be in the market for a new city manager.Dave Slezickey on Wednesday tendered his resignation after more than 10 years in the position with the city.

New doors are opening for Chisholm Trail Technology Center students.In development for several years, CTTC Superintendent Kurt Thomas said the school recently debuted its work-based learning program by partnering with Cimarron Nursing Center.

Attitudes - and opportunities - are changing when it comes to video gaming.“I’d discouraged my sons from playing video games because I thought there was no future in it,” said Hennessey School Board President Luke Lough at last Monday night’s board meeting.

Boeckman Ford of Kingfisher recently made a sizeable donation to the Kingfisher Educational Foundation. The local dealership contributed $5,000 to the KEF at a recent presentation. Representing Boeckman Ford are Brock Boeckman (second from left) and Bev Lippoldt (second from right).

The Altrua Club, supporters of the Chisholm Trail Museum, met on Nov. 16, 2022, at the Chisholm Trail Museum.Members present were Keri Bivins, Carolyn Flood, Dana Golbek, Jneanne Kadavy, Jeanette Kloeppel, Terri Peck, Sue Robinson and Jowanna Sisk.

The Left has been lampooning Republican governors who send illegal immigrants in their states to those states in favor of them.The Republicans are depicted as inhumane and haters, although they had absolutely nothing to do with creating the crisis.

The new Republican- controlled House approved a sweeping rules package Monday night that could rein in the bureaucracy, control government spending, and put the top lawmaker’s leadership in jeopardy.House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif.

We live in a crazy world where we get into heated debates with strangers on the internet and show we like stuff by pressing tiny digital hearts. Who came up with this weirdness? And as we have more and more digital interactions, the data shows we’re losing actual human connection.

Kingfisher City Manager Dave Slezickey tendered his resignation to city officials on Wednesday morning, he confirmed with the Times & Free Press.Slezickey has accepted the same position at The Village, a community of about 9,600 people in the Oklahoma City metropolitan area.