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Kingfisher County Commissioners voted to continue their agreement with Circuit Engineering District No. 8 with District 2 Commissioner Michael Sparks as its representative to the board of directors at their weekly meeting Monday.CED No.

Kingfisher Bookcase Review Club will meet Monday, Oct. 27, at the Farm Bureau Insurance Building, 117 W. Sheridan Ave., in Kingfisher.Lee E. Briix will review his book “Train to Muddy Waters - The Dover Train Wreck of 1906.”Lunch will be catered and is $15 per person.The program will follow.

The Kingfisher County Exhibit Building was filled with great music, great food and some great dancing last Saturday night as The Chisholm and Kingfisher County 4-H hosted a “Barn Dance.

A local developer says he collected enough signatures necessary to recall Kingfisher’s mayor and three other city commissioners within a few hours last week.

• PARLOR JAMS: The Chisholm is hosting its final Parlor Jams session of the season. It will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 25, at Horizon Hill.This live acoustic jam will be led by “The Flyn’ Fiddler” Wayne Cantwell. Guests can watch, listen or join in.

A bounty of trick or treating and fall festivities await all the little monsters, superheroes and cool characters this Halloween season.

A Tuesday court hearing before a state Corporation Commission judge didn’t take place Tuesday due to a protest filed by landowners.Now the matter will go before an administrative law judge and it could be early next year before that happens, the KT&FP was told.

Kingfisher, Cashion and Okarche showed gains in their October sales tax checks, the Oklahoma Tax Commission report showed.OTC collects sales and use tax revenue for municipalities and counties along with collections for the state government.

It began on the hot days of late July and early August.It concluded on a slightly- cooler day last week.The Pride of Kingfisher took part last Wednesday in the OSSAA regional marching band competition at Enid High School.