News

The stigma about cannabis is changing, and “we can make the town some good money,” Damon LaPorte told the Hennessey Board of Trustees at their Tuesday night meeting. He said his family wants to invest in an indoor growing operation and dispensary at 422 E. Jack Choate Ave.

Marriage Licenses Kingfisher County Court Clerk Lisa Markus issued marriage licenses recently to the following couples: Nov. 1: Cody M. Miglicacco, 21, and Alise Marie Schuckman, 18, both of Piedmont. Nov. 4: John Weston Wald, 24, and Madeline Rose Grellner, 23, both of Okarche. Nov.

Speeding, 1-10 Over Limit – Alexandrea L. Stewart, Granbury, Texas; Blanca Lopez-Galindo, Enid; Arael Labra, Ringwood; Edward E.A. Sutton, Enid; Brody A. Michell, Kingfi sher; Jacob A. Vasquez, Ringwood; Jessica Richard, Guthrie; Saundra R. Collins, Midwest City, Jacob Booze, Valley, Neb.

Kingfisher Regional Hospital, Inc., will hold its annual meeting at 5:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 18, at the Chisholm Trail Museum in Kingfi sher. New board members will be elected to succeed Pat Cheap, Joe Voth and Dorothy Hallock, whose terms expire, and fi nancial reports will be presented.

Kingfisher County Extension Director Bryan Kennedy reports much of Kingfi sher County’s wheat acreage is still behind average growth at this stage because of dry weather in the early fall. “There is still a lot of late wheat still coming up, which should be all right,” he said.

U.S. ARMY Staff Sgt.

Dr. Michael Woods, Hennessey Public School superintendent, remained hospitalized Tuesday after apparently losing consciousness behind the wheel of his pickup truck and crashing into a storage container about 4:30 p.m. Monday north of Hennessey. Woods, 50, was transported by Life EMS to St.

Kingfisher County commissioners discussed wording for a possible county ballot on Sunday and holiday liquor by the drink sales with restaurateurs and other retailers at their weekly meeting Tuesday.No action was taken after the discussion.

The shut-in period for four saltwater disposal wells in the vicinity of an ongoing purge southwest of Omega has been extended indefinitely and four additional disposal wells were shut in as of Saturday, by directive of the Oklahoma Corporation Commission.