Successor to be appointed next week
Kingfisher County commissioners will vote next week to appoint a new county assessor to succeed Carolyn Mulherin, who died Saturday (see related story).Chairman Heath Dobrovolny, Dist.
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State’s top court blocks pro-life laws
Oklahoma’s Supreme Court voted 5-3 Monday to temporarily block three laws that would place restrictions on abortion.The laws were scheduled to take effect Nov. 1.
County OKs bid packet for bridges
Kingfisher County commissioners approved a solicitation for bids for steel bridge materials for District 3 at their Monday meeting.
Nationals, but first...practice
LIONS CLUB PRESENTATION –Kingfisher FFA traveled this week to Indianapolis to take part in the National FFA Convention. While there, Kingfisher’s parliamentary procedure and conduct of chapter meetings teams will compete for national championships in their respective competitions.
Chlouber’s county land deemed Centennial Farm
Deputy State Historic Preservation Officer Lynda Ozan announced that an Oklahoma Centennial Farm award has been presented to the owners of a Kingfisher County farm.Norman and Janet Chlouber of Kingfisher own Chlouber Farms, located in the vicinity of Kingfisher.
Car. . .or Cooker?
It’s a red Volkswagen. No, it’s one of five smokers used Saturday during the Hennessey Reserve Police Angels’ annual pork butt fundraiser, and made of Volkswagen parts.
Loyal producer Pope taking part in General Mills conservation project
It’s somewhat ironic when items that can’t talk speak volumes.Jimmy Emmons, Oklahoma Conservation Commission Soil Health mentoring coordinator, kicks up a little dust as he walks about 40 yards out into a conventional-tilled field, so filled with clods it resembles eggs gathered in a basket.
Hennessey PD reports
Following are recent citations issued and reports filed by members of the Hennessey Police Department:Speeding (1-10 Over) – Sandra Lea Burchardt, Garber; John Carl Hoischiler, Stillwater; Christina Ramirez Hennessey.
Another reservation established under new court McGirt ruling
The fallout of the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in McGirt v.
WEEK 3 prize winners
WEEK 3 prize winners in Kingfisher County Walk-tober, the month-long step challenge sponsored by Kingfisher Community Collaborative, are The Striders, from left, Amber Mc-Donald, Chelsea Golbek, Rachel Combs, Michelle Wins and Kellee Witt. The team walked 79,219.4 steps per team member from Oct.
