Kingfisher Oklahoma

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A home visit by a parole officer has seen a Kingfisher County man jailed on a felony drug charge after fentanyl was allegedly found in his home.Charged Aug. 20 in Kingfisher County District Court was Joshua Joe Maddox, 42, of Hennessey.

Kelly K Ministriesis hosting a two-day event in Kingfisher at the end of this month. “Ignited: Code Red” will be heldSaturday and Sunday Aug. 30 and 31at Newfield Community Park.

Kingfisher County residents got relief from the scorching temperatures last Tuesday evening.But it came at a price for some.A storm system moved through this part of the state and brought some welcome rain, but also a fair amount of damage to a residents and businesses on one county road.

About 30 Hennessey citizens gathered last week for a scheduled meeting to further air some recent complaints with town operations.“This is a citizen gathering and not an official town board meeting,” Kelly Bullis told the group Wednesday night at the 122 Center.

A special meeting of the Hennessey Board of Trustees and Utilities Authority is scheduled at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 27.This meeting will be held at the Senior Citizen Center.

Summertime often means sleeping in, going to the pool or hanging out with friends.For some students, it was about improving their sewing skills and making a difference.

Biden election veracity challengedWith light now shining on the Obama-Biden presidencies, arguably the lowest points in modern American history, it might seem that the 2020 election was seriously compromised, leading to the possible conclusion that the entire four-year Biden term was illegitimate.

That was the first question that the emergency room doctor asked me when he entered the room that afternoon.“No-o-o,” was my shaky response.I’d started my day with an 11 a.m. breathing test at an Enid hospital.All had gone well and my doctor’s appointment to get the results wasn’t until 1 p.m.

It’s enraging.More than a decade after the Obama administration tried to force the Little Sisters of the Poor to buy contraception for their employees, including abortifacient drugs, states are still hounding the nuns in court.