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Kingfisher County 2020 fair results have been announced. Results are listed in order of placing unless otherwise indicated. Hometowns of winners have been listed where that information was provided.

Julia Margaret Speranzo of Springfield, Va., and Benton Forrest Reid of Kingfisher exchanged wedding vows in a 5:30 p.m. ceremony Sunday, June 28, 2020, at Boxwood Villa in Orange, Va.

Community outreach has been at the forefront of David Catron’s brief tenure as chief of the Kingfisher Police Department. “We started a program here to get more community-oriented and do more community policing,” said Catron on Thursday when he spoke to the Kingfisher Lions Club.

Kingfisher County Retired Educators Association heard from a new local health professional at the group’s most recent meeting. Taylor Shelton, the health educator at the Kingfisher County Health Department, addressed the group Sept. 2.

The following traffic accident is being investigated by the Kingfisher Police Department:August 18, 3:57 p.m. - At Miles Avenue and Main Street. Christina Brodrick, 57, Kingfisher, driving a 2015 Ford Escape, was backing from a parking space on the south side of East Miles Avenue.

Following is Lomega’s school schedule for Sept. 7-12: Monday - Labor Day, no school Tuesday - Junior high and high school baseball vs. Cimarron, 4:30 p.m. Wednesday - High school academic team tryouts after school Thursday - Junior high and high school baseball at Drummond, 4 p.m.

Seth Marshall, who lives in the Wildwood Addition, east of Kingfisher, reported Friday that flags were torn from a fence at his residence Thursday night.

RESERVE GRAND Champions include: top row, from left, Market Hog – Rylee Glazier, Lomega FFA; Gilt – Jake Wilkerson, Cashion FFA; Market Goat –Evie Harrison, Kingfisher 4-H; bottom row, Heifer – Jarret Birdwell, Kingfisher FFA; Market Wether – Cade Charmasson, Hennessey 4-H; Doe Goat – Maddi Bragg,...

Another Hennessey COVID-19 death, the town and county’s second, was reported Tuesday in the Oklahoma State Department of Health statistics, but the number of active cases was down significantly.

Local sports photographer Russell Stitt has captured a number of dramatic shots in the Yellowjacket football stadium, but typically they include actual athletes and fans and don’t look like the opening scene of a horror movie.