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Book club meets next Monday

Kingfisher Bookcase Review Club will meet Monday, May 19, at the Farm Bureau Insurance Building, 117 W. Sheridan Ave., in Kingfisher.Tracy Deshazo will review the book “Before We Were Yours” by Lisa Wingate.Lunch will be catered and is $15 per person.The program will follow.

Recent local traffic accidents

The following traffic accidents are being investigated by the Kingfisher Police Department: April 10, 12:20 p.m. - At U.S. 81 and Miles Avenue.A 16-year-old female, Kingfisher, driving a 2020 Toyota Prius, was eastbound on West Miles Avenue.

Gilmour students prepare special

Approximately 75 Gilmour Elementary School pre-kindergarten and transitional kindergarten students prepared a special treat for their moms to celebrate Mother’s Day.Each student put forth their best effort to color a special cup for mom and fill it with her favorite candy.
HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY – Students in Becky Hart’s pre-k class show off the special Mother’s Day gifts they made at school. Pictured are, from left: front row, Baker Fischer, Lyla Redwine, Kenna Pyle, Brooks Terrell, Wyatt Henton, Weston Mercer and Luk

Man held on felony charge

An apparent doorto- door vacuum salesman has been charged with rape in Kingfisher County.Leviticus Joshua King, 43, who also goes by the alias of Joshua Aaron McMillan, was charged April 30 with first degree rape as well as a misdemeanor drug possession charge in Kingfisher County District Court.

Pioneer hosts nearly 500 members during co-op’s 72nd annual meeting

Pioneer wasn’t greeted well by Mother Nature, but still managed to have nearly 500 members register for its 72nd annual meeting.The event was held Tuesday morning and afternoon at the Kingfisher County Fairgrounds Exhibit Building.Rain poured for much of the morning as Kingfisher received over 1.
PIONEER GM Blake Callaham addresses the crowd during Tuesday’s annual meeting of the cooperative. [Photo provided]

Girls of KHS Class of ’25 Attend Plainview HCE’s Senior Tea

A tradition more than eight decades in the making continued last Tuesday when Plainview HCE hosted the Senior Tea for Kingfi sher High School’s senior girls. The event was held at The Gathering in downtown Kingfisher and nearly three dozen young women were addressed by Dr.
Girls of KHS Class of ’25 Attend Plainview HCE’s Senior Tea

State FFA Interscholastics

The Kingfisher FFA Chapter competed April 25-26 in Stillwater at the State FFA Interscholastics and had its share of successes. Pictured top left is the animal science quiz bowl team of, from left, Jayson Helderman, Emily Altizer, Jozie Loewen and Robert Barnett that placed third.
State FFA Interscholastics

Loeffelholz earns Eagle Scout rank

Five Boy Scouts, members of Troop 120, Last Frontier Council, Oklahoma City, were recognized in a Court of Honor ceremony on May 4.Among them was a Cashion High School senior.
EAGLE SCOUTS - Recently recognized for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout were, from left: front row, Travis Loeffelholz (of Cashion) and Turner Hadrava; and back row, Townes Green, JR Fletcher and Charlie Fuhrman. [Photo provided]
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