U.S. cyber attack response? Must be more than just Biden’s ‘off limits’ list
[Ed. Note: Carmack is a research fellow in the Center for Technology Policy at The Heritage Foundation.
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Foreign national paid for Texas Democrats to fly to D.C.
-Democrat members of the Texas State Legislature fled from Texas to Washington, D.C. without masks on private planes paid for by a foreign national.
Election integrity would seem to be a bi-partisan joke. Even in Texas.
New rules for turkey hunting to begin this fall
In a special meeting June 28, the Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission approved significant changes for wild turkey hunting season dates and bag limits.
The changes will become effective for the fall 2021 wild turkey season going forward.
Kingfisher Police Department reports
The Kingfisher Police Department has investigated or responded to the following reports:
June 30 - Grand larceny.
Officer Dustin Brodrick responded to a report of a stolen trailer in the 400 block of North Fourth Street.
Area oil report
COMPLETION
Canadian: Citizen Energy III LLC; Jensen No. 2H-8-17 Well; NE1/4 NE1/4 NW1/4 NW1/4 (SL) of 08-11N-08W; 125 barrels oil per day, 1,817,000 cu-ft gas per day; TD 22,065.
Citizen Energy III LLC; Royster No.
City restructures service costs
In separate votes Monday night, Kingfisher city commissioners approved utility rate adjustments and pay-per-use fees for bulky or excess residential trash disposal.
LUCKY DUCKS
Cash prize winners in the Kingfisher Educational Foundation’s Duck Race include: $1,000 (top left) – Dr. Matt Heim Orthodontics, front row, from left, Emily Worstell and Jordan Brenneis; back row, Brooke Glidden, Kyra Aleman, April Bouchereau, Dr.
Prominent doctor, decorated veteran Ray McIntyre dies
Prominent state and local physician and decorated war veteran Dr. Ray Vern McIntyre of Kingfisher died last week at age 98.
McIntyre moved his family to Kingfisher in 1952 to set up his medical practice after graduating from the University of Oklahoma Medical School in 1951.
Hospital debt refi to save taxpayers $1.8 million
A decision by Kingfisher Regional Hospital Board to refinance hospital construction debt is expected to save taxpayers $1.8 million and may retire the debt nearly a decade sooner than expected.
McKenzy Wilson
McKenzy Wilson is the daughter of Ashley and Brooke Wilson.
The 9-year-old will be in third grade this year.
This is her first year as a Cloverbud. She said her favorite part of being a Cloverbud is making snacks.
