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Following are citations issued by the Hennessey Police Department:Driving Under Suspension 1st offense ($565) — Julian Degeovany Hull, Wichita, Kan.; Christian Williams, Kingfi sher;No Driver License Issued ($365) — HenrriquezLopezLuisFernando, Wichita, Kan.

Bradley Devlin is politics editor for The Daily Signal.In December 2024, Chen Jinping, a 60-year-old Manhattan resident, pleaded guilty to opening and operating a secret Chinese police station for China’s Ministry of Public Security in Manhattan’s Chinatown neighborhood.

Kingfisher County Commissioners Monday called for bids on an Emergency Management mobile command center. The bid calls for the purchase of a trailer with necessary equipment to be taken to emergency sites to assist with emergency and relief efforts.Bids will be received until 4 p.m. Aug.

Parade, turtle races, sack races, balloon toss & more bring out the crowds...and smiles

A Kingfisher staple for grocery shoppers for nearly 50 years is closing its doors next month.UnitedSupermarketsannounced via social media on Monday that its Kingfisher store is closing Aug. 16.The grocery store chain had informed the owners of the building at which it’s located - 1215 S. Main St.

The Lacy School cafeteria has been used as the Lacy Community Center for many years and the roof has been patched several times.Now the roof must be replaced and the center doesn’t have that much money.That’s why those in charge of the center are asking for help.

Children and adults of all ages lined Main Street last Friday for Kingfisher’s annual Fourth of July parade hosted by the Chamber of Commerce. The day full of events included the Lions Club turtle races at the park.

Another year.Another record. And it’s all to benefit Kingfisher Public Schools’ students and staff.A total of 768 ducks were placed into the water last Friday at K-Town Kove to take part in the annual KEF Duck Race.

There are thousands of farm ponds in Oklahoma which provide owners the opportunity to fish and enjoy other recreational activities.Farm pond owners are often curious to what fish are in their ponds and how to properly manage these prized watersheds.

Brittney Hladik, right, and Blair Coughlan, left, of the Kingfisher Community Collaborative, were the guest speakers of the Kingfisher Rotary Club last Tuesday. They are pictured with Kingfi sher Rotarian Darcy Reherman, who arranged for the presentation.