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Kade Henrichs of Okarche was named All-Around Junior Cattleman of the Year during the annual Oklahoma Junior Cattlemen’s Association awards luncheon last week.All-Around Junior Cattleman is the most prestigious award handed out by OJCA.

While peddling the ludicrously named Inflation Reduction Act on CNN this past week, Sen. Joe Manchin claimed that Democrats were merely trying to “close the loopholes and collect the taxes that are owed to the Treasury and the United States people.

People expect board members to know what’s going on in town, Hennessey Town Trustee Harold Shaw said during a special town board meeting Thursday night.He said someone questioned him about a new laundromat going in and he didn’t know anything about it.“What new laundromat?

Kingfisher County 4-H is asking for support of its programming and projects with its upcoming annual fundraising event.The county club will once again be serving ribeye steak sandwiches during the Kingfisher County Fair.

Jeff Myers is seeing a lot of familiar faces as he prepares for the 2022 football season.Kingfisher High School’s head football coach on Thursday addressed the Kingfisher Lions Club ahead of his 19th season with the program.“I’m really excited,” he said.

BLACK GOLD NUTRITION owner, Dyamonique McCarty, second from the right, was recently honored by the Kingfisher Chamber of Commerce as she celebrated the fifth anniversary of her ownership of the business.

Launched earlier this year by the Oklahoma Blood Institute, the “Greater Good” blood donation program is a dual fundraiser and blood drive that allows community donor groups to generate a financial gift for a local non-profit of their choice while supporting the local blood supply.

The following traffic accidents are being investigated by the Kingfisher Police Department:July 6, 9:25 p.m. - At S.H. 33 and 10th Street.A 17-year-old male, Kingfisher, driving a 2011 Chevrolet, was eastbound on S.H. 33 and stopped for an individual lying in the roadway.

The seemingly impenetrable heat wave and dry spell that had punished Oklahoma since early June continued through nearly all of July, giving Oklahoma the type of scorching hot weather unseen in the state since the brutal summers of 2011 and 2012.

Oklahoma State University students from the Oklahoma City and Stillwater campuses recently contributed to the construction and architectural design of tiny homes on the Pivot Inc. campus in Oklahoma City.