Following are reports recently filed by the Hennessey Police Department staff:Stolen vehicle – Debbie Jane Zelnicek reported the theft of a 2013 white Dodge Avenger on Oct. 21. The vehicle was taken for repairs in June 2020, but is now missing from the repair shop, according to the report.
Lomega Students of the Month for October 2021 were announced at Raider Roundup last Friday. Chase Burton and Chloe Meier, left, were selected as junior high students, while Shelby Russell and Kelby Ott, right, were selected as the high school students. [Photo provided]
Members of the Hennessey Police Department recently issued the following citations, according to reports:Expired driver’s license – Yazaret Gamez Soto, Dover.Expired tag – Sudheer Gourishetty, Oklahoma City.Failure to stop at stop sign – David Trotter, Ames.
It wasn’t a military campaign, but it was definitely a prolonged engagement, carefully timed and executed with (only slightly chaotic) precision.Working for nearly a year, members of the Kingfisher American Legion Post No.
COVID cases rose by 10 in the county last week, reaching a total of 30 active cases, according to records provided to county commissioners Monday.By community the totals were reported as:Cashion – three, up two.Dover– zero, same.Hennessey – seven, down one.Kingfisher – 17, up six.Loyal – zero, same.
As every cat owner knows, taking your feline friend to the veterinarian can be a challenge, but regular veterinary check-ups are one of the most important things you can do to keep your cat happy and healthy.
President Joe Biden’s promised vaccine mandate requirement for some businesses became reality Friday and has the potential to affect hundreds of county residents.
It’s beginning to look a lot like Thanksgiving...and Christmas, based on the growing schedule of local family events starting this weekend.School Benefits Both Holy Trinity Catholic School and Lomega Educational Academic Foundation scheduled benefit dinners and auctions for Saturday night, Nov.