Kingfisher Oklahoma

We didn’t have too long to wait for the Senate acquittal in the House’s second impeachment scam, followed immediately by Nancy Pelosi’s screaming hissy fit. The Senate voted Saturday, 57-43, falling two votes short of the two-thirds necessary to impeach.

Something flew past me! I looked around, it was gone. I was just tired. Too much computer time. It happened again: A black dot. And again. A black dot on the screen. Or was it in my eyes? Floaters in my eyes? From old age? Am I going blind in my good about that since I was a eye too?

Having just enshrined herselfin the historyb ooks as the first House Speaker to lose two impeachment trials, an infuriated California Democrat Nancy Pelosi said she isn’t interested in censuring former President Donald Trump.

What a sick joke. Congresswoman Maxine Waters, one of the loudest mouths leading the impeachment circus against former President Donald Trump over the events at the Capitol on Jan. 6, is a brazen racial insurrectionist.

The owner of a Hennessey restaurant is asking for the town’s board to allow an event in April that might bring “normalcy” to at least for one night. “Restaurants have had hard times,” local Golden Chick owner Tony Blackburn told Hennessey town board members at their Feb.

LOMEGA HIGH SCHOOL Students of the Month for January 2021 were, from left, Colton Chestnut and Shelby Russell. Junior high Students of the Month were Brenden Uhlenhake and Isabel Hansen. [Photo provided]

As if the COVID-19 pandemic didn’t provide its share of issues during this basketball season, Mother Nature also had to make her presence felt. The Kingfisher High School basketball teams had to make a number of adjustments to their schedules throughout the season in order to get games in.

Democrats and their corporate media allies pushed the narrative that U.S. Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick was killed in the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol by “terrorist Trump supporters” who beat him to death with a fire extinguisher.

Hennessey Assistant Fire Chief James Matousek said they didn’t want to burn down the old day care center behind the town auditorium, but want to use it as a search and rescue facility “We want to set it up as if it was a house,” he told Hennessey Town Trustees before they approved it at their Feb.

The Kingfisher Police Department has investigated or responded to the following reports: January 24 - Malicious injury to property-over $1000 and burglary-second degree. Officer Matthew Hollon responded to a burglary alarm at Dennis’ Express Pharmacy, 1308 S. Main St.