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Kingfi sher High School senior Macy Mc-Cully was a guest last Tuesday of the Kingfisher Rotary Club. McCully joined the group at its weekly luncheon. She is the daughter of Mark and Johnnie Sue McCully. McCully is active in softball, FFA and student council.

The Operation Christmas Child Sewing Ministry was started in 2014 by a few Kingfisher County women who had the desire to sew gifts of love for the children in third world countries.

House Majority Leader Mike Sanders was recently honored by his collegiate alma mater. Sanders was presented the Department of History and Political Science Alumnus of the Year Award by Oklahoma Christian University. The award was presented Friday, Nov.

Omega Home and Community Education group will meet this week. The meeting will be at 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 14, in the home of Mary Jo Bullis. Members are encouraged to invite a guest.

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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 to be shut in by Saturday, by directive of the Oklahoma Corporation Commission.

Four Kingfisher County high school juniors will compete for college scholarships at the 53rd annual Kingfi sher County Distinguished Young Women program at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Kingfisher Heritage Auditorium.

Senate Majority Leader Mike Sanders (R-Kingfisher) was recognized as Oklahoma Christian University’s distinguished alumni in history and political science Friday.

Kingfisher County commissioners entered into an agreement with the Oklahoma Department of Transportation for the construction of a bridge over Turkey Creek on EW 670 Road. District 2 Commissioner Ray Alan Shimanek said the agreement was a preliminary step to replace a structure 4.

One of the few things that both Democrats and Republicans in the State Legislature can agree upon is their respect for Chief Sergeant-At-Arms Dennis Baker.