Kingfisher Oklahoma

The cancel culture will be in full bloom in America when Vice President Kamala Harris ascends to the oval office as America’s first woman president.

Sunday afternoon drives are still popular. Or everyone in Kingfisher County was on the 81 Highway with someplace to go Sunday. But maybe we all just enjoyed driving without snow, ice, or rain.

How important is the right of free speech to you? To some, but fortunately not all, lawmakers, it’s not even worth a piece of paper and an email.

H.R. 1 would mandate same-day and automatic voter registration, and encourage vote trafficking of absentee ballots. It would eviscerate state voter ID laws and limit the ability of states to verify the accuracy of their voter lists. There are many vulnerabilities in the American election system.

I have been telling parents for decades that sending a child to almost any college is playing Russian roulette with his or her values. But it is a different version of Russian roulette. In the traditional version, only one of the gun’s six chambers contains a bullet.

The ruling class and corporate media sent a strong signal to Americans who felt it was their patriotic duty to report what they saw as incidents of fraud in the 2020 election: Shut up.

Last summer was the first year for the Hennessey’s $2.1 million pool to open and it will open Memorial Day weekend (May 29-30-31) this year, Town Administrator Tiffany Tillman told board members at their meeting last Thursday. “Have we had any breaks due to the ice?” asked Trustee Keith Meek.

Chisholm Trail Technology Center recently recognized students named to the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) for 2020-21.

Kingfisher High School has recently named its Students of the Month for 2021. Students are chosen based on several characteristics including responsibility, leadership, work ethic, reliability, kindness and others.

Students of the Month for February 2021 at Lomega Public Schools are, from left: Junior high students Chase Burton and Monse Rivera and high school students Abigail Hansen and Kelby Ott. The photo was taken in Lomega’s new high school building, which opened late last month.