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Lomega Schools recently announced its August 2021 Students of the Month for the junior high and high school during Raider Roundup. Junior high students honored were, pictured left, Hadley Ott and Laken Lewallen, and the high school students, pictured right, were Hensley Eaton and Blake Snowden.

It’s official, Hennessey will be getting a Family Dollar Store.Property owner Scott Hajek said he got a call Tuesday afternoon that his 1.45 acres on State Highway 51 across the street north of Pizza Hut was selected.The call was from the closing company and not from Family Dollar, he said.

Kingfisher County 2021 Fair results have been announced.Results are listed in order of placing unless otherwise indicated.ART - open division Junior (grades 7-9)Watercolor - Unclassified - Terry Ann McCully, KingfisherMulti-media - J.W.

Kingfisher County 2021 Fair results have been announced.Results are listed in order of placing unless otherwise indicated.

There are currently more than 500 active investigations into suspicious marijuana grows in the state.That was the shocking number Mark Woodward, public information officer for the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs, told Kingfisher Rotarians and guests.

Parents of Hennessey students may schedule a conference with the child’s teacher by contacting the school secretary.Conferences are Tuesday, Sept. 21 and Thursday, Sept. 23, from 3:30-6 p.m. each day.There will be no school Friday, Sept. 24.

The following traffic accidents are being investigated by the Kingfisher Police Department:August 7, 2:45 p.m. - At 904 S. 13th St. Grant Gallupe, 56, Kingfisher, driving a 2015 Ford F150 with a trailer attached, was southbound on South 13th Street.

Kingfisher FFA’s parliamentary procedure team won’t be the only one competing next month at the national convention. The school’s conduct of chapter meetings team is a national semifinalist and will compete at the 94th annual National FFA Convention planned Oct. 27-30 in Indianapolis, Ind.

Beautiful, yet low-maintenance.That’s the type of landscaping Chad and Lisa Shaver wanted when they moved into their home on Cobblestone Lane over five years ago.

Kingfisher city commissioners voted Monday night to finally close out the FEMA-backed flood property buyout program.