Yeoman’s work lands big honor
The Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association (OCA) announced Byron Yeoman of Dover as the 2025 OCA Cattleman of the Year.
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OSU Offers August Gardening Tips
The Oklahoma State University Extension Service provides the following gardening tips for August in Oklahoma:August is a good month to start your fall vegetable garden. Bush beans, cucumbers, and summer squash can be replanted for another crop.
Back to School Bash, free swim and hotdogs this Sunday for HPS students
Free school supplies for Hennessey Public School students will be available from 5 to 6 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 3, during the town’s annual Back to School Bash.As usual, the supplies will be disbursed at the First Christian Church at 500 E. Third St.
County makes quick work of agenda
Kingfisher County commissioners approved a pipeline road crossing request, an access drive and a $10.40 purchase card payment Monday at their weekly meeting.
Stroh earns CTP certification
Kingfisher County Court Clerk Lauren Stroh recently achieved certification for county court clerks through the County Training Program (CTP).
County man facing child porn charge
A Hennessey man remained in jail early this week after being arrested and charged with a felony related to possessing child sexual abuse material.Arrested July 21 and charged four days later in Kingfisher County District Court was Jason Krisofer Steers, 47.
Deatherage: ‘The truth will come out’
The biggest news story in Oklahoma last weekend - one that garnered national attention - was due, in part, to a Kingfisher man and has landed him in the middle of political crossfire.
A week in 1998 shaped his lifetime
It was 1998.With his junior year at Kingfi sher High School behind him, it was just another summer camp for Jared Harrison.At first it was about the friends he made at that summer camp - American Legion Oklahoma Boys State.Then he began to realize it was much more.Soon it became his passion.
P&Z board approves updated request
A planned retail development that was once rejected by Kingfi sher’s planning and zoning board received approval from that entity last week.Board members voted 4-1 last Thursday to approve a request to rezone the lots at 1000 S. Main St. to C-4 commercial.
Board members: TV in Walters’ office showed nude women during meeting
( Editor’s note: This story was published by Non-Doc.com last Friday, July 25, regarding a meeting of the Oklahoma State Board of Education held the previous day. For more recent comment and reaction, see related story also on Page 1.)By Tres Savage and Sasha Ndisabiye NonDoc.