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Giving Santa a Helping Hand

SANTA’S TOYLAND, a decades-long Kingfisher County tradition, passed this year from under the umbrella of the Kingfi sher County Department of Human Services to the Kingfisher Community Collaborative, which made the magic happen for 207 children from 70 families.
Giving Santa a Helping Hand

$10.2 million paid so far in property taxes

Kingfisher County property owners had paid $10,167,540.09 in ad valor-em tax by Monday, County Treasurer Robin Rother announced. That is 27.129 percent of the total abstract of $37,422,815 certified for collection.

3 area towns see December sales tax boost

Sales tax collections were higher across Oklahoma for December and Cashion, Loyal and Okarche joined the municipalities with increases. Although other area towns received smaller checks than last December, three of them – Kingfi sher, Hennessey and Crescent – had larger checks than in November.

Wittrocks guests at recent Rotary meet

Kingfisher Rotary Club hosted three Kingfisher High School seniors at its Dec. 17 regular meeting. Joining the civic group were Hannah Wittrock, Hunter Wittrock and Hayden Wittrock. The triplets are the daughter and sons of Jeff and Heather Wittrock.

HENNESSEY HIGH SCHOOL

Hennessey senior Alejandro Ortega, left, was recently congratulated by Staff Sgt. Austin Vogt for being the newest U.S. Army National Guard 11 Bang-Bang recruit in Oklahoma.

KEF, KPS fund grants for teacher projects

Kingfisher Educational Foundation and Kingfi sher Public School fi lled a total of $30,691.04 in special project grant requests from district school teachers. The private foundation funded the bulk of the requests, granting a total of $25,230.98 in grants, while the remaining $5,460.
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