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Okarche Lions Club volunteers wield brand new baseball bats to pound fresh cabbage in the fi rst step of sauerkraut productionfor this year’s Deutches Fest, the club’s annual German dinner scheduled from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the Holy Trinityauditorium.

State farmers searching for a unique avenue to sell their products are encouraged to apply for the Oklahoma Local Food Procurement Assistance program.

An 87-year-old Dover man whose pickup truck crashed into the Dover Post Office last Thursday later died from his injuries at OU Medical Center, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.William F. “Frank” Farrar pulled into the Dover Post Office parking lot about 3 p.m.

Gary and Barbara (Schemmer) Fisher of Kingfi sher will mark their 50th wedding anniversary Friday, Sept. 30, 2022.Both Fisher, the son of Gilbert and Alice Fisher, and Schemmer, the daughter of Frederick and Mary Jane Schemmer, graduated from Kingfisher High School, he in 1961 and she in 1965.

A 35th annual pro-life event is slated early next month in Hennessey and carries with it added emphasis in light of the Supreme Court’s recent reversal of the Roe vs. Wade decision.Life Chain will begin at 2 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 2, at the corner of U.S. Highway 81 and State Highway 51.

FIBER FOR DUMMIES could have been the title of Donnie Miller’s presentation to Kingfisher Lions Club last Thursday.

Kingfisher High School last week commemorated the 235th anniversary of the United States Constitution with a short assembly in the school’s commons. The principal speakers were (middle photo, from left): Nick Tramel, Dustyn McLean, Cord Alig and Andrew Osborn.

One way the left tries to discredit conservatives is to attack their motives, claiming that conservative policymakers are driven not by principles or ideas but by profit.For instance, when conservative officials oppose gun control, the left claims the NRA (and its “blood money”) is the reason.

Women in abusive relationships often fall into illegal activity due in part to that relationship, which increases their likelihood of landing in an Oklahoma prison, a range of experts told state lawmakers this week.

Following are the final scores from the Class 2A and Class 4A cheer regionals held last weekend.For complete story, see Page 7 of this edition: 2A-I at StroudOkemah 254.2 Pawnee 240.0 Keota 228.6 Ketchum 227.0 Quinton 219.0 2A-II at StroudCrescent 264.2 Haworth 258.8 Cashion 247.