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Some dogs are born with abnormal protrusions on their heads; others sustain them after trauma or surgery or as a result of high blood pressure in the brain.And these protrusions can be harmful.

The Theta Tau chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met for their regularly scheduled meeting on Monday, Sept. 16, in the Bancfirst community room. President Dana Terrell conducted the meeting. Club shirts were distributed and dues were collected.

Everyone over the age of 45 knows exactly what’s wrong with Millenials. They’re self-centered, unmotivated, not family focused or goal oriented and have absolutely no respect for older generations.

Bids came in well under the projections Thursday for the general obligation bonds that are the first phase of construction that will lead to a new school building and parking lot for Kingfisher Public Schools.

The rains came and farmers across Kingfisher County planted their small grain crops.That’s typically a good thing.But there’s a downside. Army-worms have made their appearance countywide.

SOUTHBOUND LANES of U.S. 81 about a mile and a half north of Hennessey were closed for two hours and 35 minutes Thursday evening while this overturned cement truck was maneuvered back into an upright position.

Students from Kingfisher’s Gilmour Elementary, Heritage and middle schools took part Oct. 2 in the final Walking Wednesday for the fall of 2019. The final session was held in conjunction with International Walk and Bike to School Day.

Hennessey’s town board voted to apply for a $45,000 water line grant and an $18,730 library/history center preservation grant. Both grants require cash matches, the board was told at its Oct. 7 Town Hall meeting. Water Lines The $82,103.40 water line project calls for a $37,103.

Kingfisher High School has named its Students of the Month for September 2019. Selected by the teachers were freshman Cash Slezickey, sophomore Laney Banther, junior Kase Simon and senior Harrison Themer.

Kingfisher Study Club met Oct. 2 for brunch in First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall to begin the 2019-20 club year. President and co-hostess Melda Fischer welcomed 12 members and guest, Dana Golbek. Hostess Dawn Ann Mendenhall led the group in prayer before serving brunch.