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Service, teamwork and unity have been the focus of the Cashion FFA chapter this fall as members attend monthly meetings and prepare for committee events.From fun-filled meetings to service challenges, members are embracing the spirit of the FFA organization inside and out of the classroom.

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Hennessey, Cashion, Okarche, Dover and Kingfi sher County all received sizable increases in their November sales tax checks, the Oklahoma Tax Commission reports.The OTC collects and disburses sales tax for cities and towns along with the state’s sales tax.

This year’s Christmas parade in Kingfisher will culminate with a fireworks spectacular that has garnered the event much acclaim over the last decade.But this year it will offer even more.

Two Hennessey Fire Department vehicles were dispatched to the “Lightle Sand Plant” at 16900 E 670 Road at 10:16 a.m. Feb. 23 to investigate “smoke or odor” reports.

[ Mike is the Angeles T. Arredondo E Pluribus Unum Senior Fellow in the Davis Institute for National Security and Foreign Policy at The Heritage Foundation.

[ Jason Cohen is a reporter for The Daily Caller News Foundation.]DAILY CALLER NEWS FOUNDATION— Left-wing protesters reportedly caused chaos at Turning Point USA’s “This is the Turning Point” tour stop at the University of California, Berkeley on Monday.

October 2025 Students of the Month for Lomega were announced at a recent Raider Roundup. High school students earning the honor were (left side) Laken Lewallen and Claire Myers. Junior high students recognized were (right side) Toma Hawk and Grace Myers. [Photo provided]