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Hennessey High School crowned its 2019 homecoming king and queen prior to its football game on Oct. 11. Alejandro Ortega was named the king and Ana Gonzalez the queen during the coronation.

The Kingfisher Police Department has investigated or responded to the following reports: October 3 - Burglary/second degree (auto). Officer Charles Trout took a report regarding stolen electronics from a vehicle in the 200 block of West Miles Avenue.

A 21-year-old Cashion man pleaded not guilty Oct. 16 in Kingfisher County District Court to a charge of rape by instrumentation. Hunter Bradley Shoicket, 113 W. Broadway, Cashion, was arrested Oct.

Kingfisher Wheatbelt Ambucs has proven itself as the little club that could. With only 10 current members, the group has rallied an entire community to accomplish a giant goal – raise enough money construct a brand new, all-accessible playground at Kingfisher Park.

Hennessey school superintendent Dr. Mike Woods told the board of education in his monthly report Tuesday night that “the Dome has basically been consuming my life.

A Warr Acres daycare owner and her boyfriend were arrested last week in the death of a 6-month-old baby boy with local ties.Kelly Knipfer, 28, was arrested on complaints of first-degree murder and failure to report child abuse or neglect in connection with the death of Liam James Farrar.

Amy Wilczek and Reid Trout, both of Kingfisher, exchanged vows Saturday, June 22, 2019, at First Christian Church in Kingfisher. Rev. Marilyn Merle officiated the ceremony. Parents of the couple are Ronald and Kim Wilczek and Charles and Jessie Trout, all of Kingfisher.

Sixty teachers now have hundreds of dollars of classroom supplies and hands-on activities after attending a teacher-training workshop sponsored by the people of Oklahoma oil and natural gas at Kingfisher High School.

Hennessey Farmerettes met Oct. 10 at the home of Lily Rourke.   President Billie Melendy opened the meeting by leading the group in the Pledge of Allegiance.

Marriage Licenses Kingfisher County Court Clerk Lisa Markus issued marriage licenses recently to the following couples: Oct. 4: Larry Dean Taber, 69, and Christina Ann Ownby, 54, both of Piedmont. Oct. 10: Darrell W. Swisher, 68, and Teresa Mitchell Holland, 65, both of Kingfisher. Oct.