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Plainview HCE recently made a donation to Santa’s Toyland to help provide for the underprivileged this holiday season. Pictured receiving a check from Plainview HCE President Beth Evans is Brittney Hladik, chairman of Kingfisher Community Collaborative and coordinator of Santa’s Toyland.

A physicist and professor emeritus at Princeton University not only contends that climate change is “not a problem” but that extra CO2 is beneficial to humanity.Dr.

His publisher said: “We pitched Bobby Kennedy to all of the mainstream media outlets: television, newspapers, and none of those places have even asked to see a copy of the book. So they don’t care about the content, and they’re not trying to refute any of the claims.”Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

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Hennessey Police Department officers recently issued the following citations:Driving Under Suspension/Revocation (first offense) – Carla Sue Felber, Hennessey.Speeding – (16-20 Over Limit) Guo Chai Feng, Cape Girardeau, Mo.

A Blaine County sidewalk project and Kingfisher County bridge rehab are among more than $10 million in contracts awarded by the Oklahoma Transportation Commission at its December meeting last Monday.Logos Construction Co. of Sapulpa was awarded a $1,451,826.

With Friday’s record temperatures, an approaching dry cold front and persistent dryness across western and north-central parts of the state, Oklahoma Forestry Services positioned some of its wildland firefighters and firefighting equipment in both Weatherford and Guthrie this weekend.

The 2021 Kingfisher Christmas parade and downtown fireworks event was two years in the making after last year’s pandemic lockdown.And for the thousands who lined the sidewalks and then spilled into the highway for the fireworks show, the night did not disappoint.

Kingfisher Public School once again received a glowing report after its annual audit.“Overall everything went well. The school is in excellent financial shape,” said James Kuykendall, president of Britton, Kuykendall & Miller CPAs, the district’s auditor.

The Lomega Student Council and FFA teamed up to sponsor a food drive for their local food bank. Students in pre-k through 12th grade joined together in the project.