Kingfisher Oklahoma

Kingfisher High School’s choir in April participated in the WorldStrides Virtual Festival, a national festival with international attendees. More than 150 ensembles participated. Kingfisher’s choir received a Gold 3rd at the festival.

EAGLES OF THE WEEK – Hennessey Elementary Eagles of the Week for the week ending April 23 were pre-k students Anzli Cooper, Sutton Meek and Julissa Guevara; kindergarten students Oaklee Osland, Hannah Weaver, Iancarlo Lopez and Brylen Franklin; first graders Elliot Matthews, Emilia Martinez, Kaylee...

The Kingfisher Police Department has investigated or responded to the following reports: May 5 - Burglary of building and receiving and/or concealing stolen property. Officer Justin Trumbley took a report of theft at 1203 S. Main St.

The following traffic accidents are being investigated by the Kingfisher Police Department: May 8, 3 p.m. - At U.S. 81 and West Miles Avenue. Jamae Frey, 55, Kingfisher, driving a 2018 Dodge, was northbound in the inside lane of U.S.

Following are citations recently issued by the Hennessey Police Department: Speeding – 31-35 Over Posted Speed Limit, $347 – Nathan Ruhman, Guthrie. 21-25 Over Limit, $267 – Franklin S. Floyd, Edmond; 16-20 Over, $227 – Ellie R. Fly, Dalhart, Texas; Andrew N.

Heavy rain and strong winds hit portions of Kingfisher County Thursday afternoon. Property damage occurred in the Dover area, City-County Emergency Management Director Steve Loftis said. There were unconfirmed reports of a tornado in the vicinity of Dover about 3 p.m.

The Mesonet station at the Mueggenborg Farm, west of Kingfisher, recorded 2.21 inches as of Friday morning. Other Mesonet reports for the area included: Guthrie, 4.25 inches; Marshall, 1.48 inches; El Reno .12 inch, Watonga .33 inch; Yukon, .92 inch; Minco, 1.02 inches, and Chickasha 1.34 inches.

This Covid thing sure has messed things up, including taking the action out of many auctions. As a result of the China flu many purebred bull breeders just had internet auctions instead of traditional bull sales and I hope this is not a permanent state of affairs.

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The House and Senate recently passed the general appropriations bill to fund state government for Fiscal Year 2022, which starts in July. This budget is great for education, and particularly for rural schools. It adds $210.