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As a result of the Russian invasion and partial destruction of Ukraine, the question “What is in America’s interest?” is the question of the day. Specifically, how much should America get involved in defending Ukraine?
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Dozens of students from Oklahoma and at least four other states will be competing here later this week for spots in a national scholastic competition.
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Fourth graders at Okarche Elementary School learn about national parks and historic sites in the United States in an innovative way.
Read moreHennessey Farmerettes met Thursday, March 10, in the home of Lily Rourke with Mary Curry as lesson leader and hostess.
Read moreThe love and support our family and friends have shared with us through this journey with Erv has been overwhelming. The cards, food, visits, memorials, prayers, and phone calls have been our strength to face what we lost and challenges ahead. Thanks to everyone for being there for us. Each of you are very special.
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Kingfisher Police Chief David Catron, right, hands over the trophy to Fire Chief Tony Stewart after the fire department narrowly won this year’s “Guns and Hoses” blood drive battle. The drive was held Feb. 15 and was hosted by the Oklahoma Blood Institute. The fire department had 38 donations made in its name. The police department received 37. “These donations will impact 255 potential lives,” said Meaghan Dorn, an account consultant with the OBI. [Photo provided]
Read moreKingfisher County commissioners ran through a brief agenda in about 10 minutes Monday during their weekly meeting.
Read more[Daren Bakst analyzes and writes about regulatory policy, trade, environmental policy, and related issues as a senior research fellow in regulatory policy studies at The Heritage Foundation.] and [Joshua Loucks is a member of the Young Leaders Program at The Heritage Foundation.]
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