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A Wretch Like Me

KT&FP Senior Editor Brent Yoder knows a little bit about addiction and what it takes to escape the clutches of a substance or behavior that is destroying your life.

County OKs bid for HFD brush truck

Kingfisher County commissioners approved a bid from Cooper Creek Manufacturing to install a new pump on a brush truck for the Hennessey Fire Department Tuesday.Cooper Creek submitted the lower of two bids to do the work on the project at $10,625.Chief Fire and Safety submitted a bid of $12,225.

KHS seeking hall of fame nominations

Kingfisher High School is requesting nominations for the 2019 KHS Hall of Fame inductees. Created in 1986 to honor the achievements of past graduates, the hall of fame will induct up to four new members each year, including either KHS graduates or administrators or faculty.

Phillips updates Lions on real estate market

There are a number of factors leading to Kingfisher having a strong housing market. Margaret Phillips, a local realtor for 22 years, laid out some of those realities during a talk Thursday with the Kingfisher Lions Club members.

Local legislators recognized by OKFB

Oklahoma Farm Bureau members recently honored members of the Oklahoma Legislature with its 100 Percent Club Award for a 100-percent voting record with the organization during the 2018 legislative session.   Legislators were scored on a handful of legislation important to Farm Bureau policy.

H-Town Hoops Academy OK’d to use old gym

Tim Perry of Hennessey got the nod from Hennessey’s Board of Trustees to use the town’s gym for youth basketball lessons, camps and clinics. The board decided to charge Perry’s H-Town Hoops Academy $40 an hour for use of the gym that’s located on Main Street, south of the public library.

Wood, Green named February Junior Lions

The Kingfisher Lions Club has announced Emma Wood and Trey Green, seniors at Kingfisher High School, as its Junior Lions for February 2019. Wood is the daughter of Jay and Libby Wood.
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