Happy National Co-Op Month.With days like “National Pie Day,” it can be easy to waive celebrations like this aside, but there’s much to celebrate about cooperatives.
Plenty of fun and family-friendly fall celebrations and activities are on tap in Kingfisher County next weekend.Friday, Oct. 29Kingfisher Merchant Trick-or-Treating4-5 p.m. on Main Street Follow the flow of traffic by walking north on the east sidewalks and south on the west.
If you see Chad Weiberg pinching himself, don’t be alarmed.He happens to be working a dream job since being named Mike Holder’s successor and officially taking over as Oklahoma State University’s director of athletics on July 1.
Dover fourth grade art students and their teacher Shel Wagner will be recognized at Keep Oklahoma Beautiful’s 31st annual Environmental Excellence Celebration next month as finalists in the statewide elementary school litter education contest.
Hennessey seniors gather for a photo after a mock trial in Kingfisher County Associate Judge Lance Schneiter’s courtroom Wednesday morning at the courthouse. The trip was part of a once-a-week Leadership Hennessey program conducted by Hennessey United, a local service organization.
Sts. Peter & Paul Altar Society met Wednesday, Oct. 6, with 20 members present.The meeting opened with a prayer followed by the pledge to the flag.Minutes of September’s meeting were read and approved.
Theta Tau Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met at the First Christian Church Fellowship Hall on Monday, Oct. 18, 2021 at 7 p.m.President Karen Castonguay opened the meeting with the members reciting the opening ritual.
Eight members were present when the Hennessey Farmerettes met Thursday, Oct. 14, at the Eat It Up banquet room.Dot Miller, president, opened the meeting and led the flag salute.The devotion, “The Trinity - Three Gods in One” was given by Mary Curry.Pansy Wheeler was welcomed as a new member.