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Audry Sanders just realized why she feels tired.Sanders just wrapped up summer youth programs at the Kingfisher Memorial Library and disclosed some impressive stats with Kingfi sher Lions Club.

Pioneer is reminding everyone of the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP), which helps connect families and households to affordable internet service.

As summer ends and a new semester begins, the Cashion FFA Chapter is looking back on what a compact and exciting summer they’ve had.Wyatt Collins began the summer attending FFA’s famous Washington Leadership Conference.Collins and 104 other upcoming Oklahoma seniors attended Washington, D.C.

KT&FP Senior EditorKingfisher is another step closer to replacing its nearly 50-year-old fire station after city commissioners approved the purchase of a fouracre tract on South Main Street as the location for the new station, at their regular August meeting Monday night.

By Christine ReidKT&FP Senior EditorFor Kingfisher High School students interested in exploring more potential career options, not even the sky is the limit.

A cloud that the radar showed hanging directly over Kingfisher poured .75 inch of needed moisture on Kingfisher Monday afternoon.High winds accompanied the torrential rains that left unofficial reports of up to two inches inside Kingfisher Proper.

Kingfisher County commissioners approved estimates of need for the 2022-23 fiscal year and extended the county burn ban for two more weeks Monday.Nick Storm, C.P.A. of the firm Storm and Hauser, appeared at the meeting with the estimate of needs for the current year.

Pioneer is reminding everyone of the Affordable Connectivity Program that helps connect families and households to affordable internet service.

Cashion junior high cheerleaders recently attended the Jeff & Craig Cheer Camp. Attending were, from left: front row, Olive Hostleter, Kamryn Isom, Khloe Kastner and Adalynne Poston; and back row, Ruby Hudson, Blake Cavner, Dylan Ahern, Sadie Weaver and Sarah Montoya.

Heath Myers left no doubt this time around.The local businessman had just one bogey over 36 holes last weekend to reclaim the Kingfisher Golf Association men’s club championship.It was the 14th time Myers has won the title and did so in convincing fashion.