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Winners of the Kingfisher County spring livestock show have been announced as follow by class in order of placing:BEEFMarket steers British steersClass 1 - Makenzie Hladik, Hennessey, first and champion; Tyndal Fields, Cashion.

Kingfisher Chamber of Commerce recently held a ribbon cutting ceremony for one of its newest members. Sweet Baby Salon, LLC, is a dog grooming facility located at 111 E. Miles Ave. It is owned by Ben Annuschat and Shelby Guarnera and is now open and taking appointments. Hours are 7:30 a.m.

The South Western Oklahoma Development Authority works to connect with the schools in this area to help provide resources for students and parents to learn warning signs and dangers of alcohol.

Chisholm Trail Museum in Kingfisher is planning a chuck wagon gathering and dinner this month.The event is 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, March 19.Drop in and see a variety of working chuck wagons from across the region as the cooks prepare some of their favorite dishes.

Winners of the Kingfisher County spring livestock show have been announced as follow by class in order of placing:GOATSWethers Class 1 - Evie Harrison,Class 1 - Evie Harrison, Kingfisher; Jaylee Harp, Cashion.Class 2 - Evie Harrison, first and grand champion; R.J.

(Ed. note: This is the seventh in a series about plans from each of the town’s department heads about future needs and costs.)A dedicated sales tax has been a benefit to Hennessey’s fire department over the years, said the chief.

Winners of the Kingfisher County spring livestock show have been announced as follow by class in order of placing:SWINEGiltsHampshire - Wyatt Muzny, Hennessey, first and champion.Landrace - Jaxton Bailey-Casey, Cashion, first and champion.

Hennessey Elementary School has announced its Eagles of the Week for the week ending Feb. 11.

Winners of the Kingfisher County spring livestock show have been announced as follow by class in order of placing:SHEEPWethers Dorper - Slade Gentry,Dorper - Slade Gentry, Cashion, first and champion.Southdown - Dally Pederson, Cashion, first and champion.

CONVOY WELCOME — A group of county residents from Hennessey and Kingfisher joined others from Enid , El Reno and Yukon on the Country Club Road overpass over I-40 in El Reno to cheer on the People’s Freedom Convoy as it passed through the state on Sunday.