Kingfisher Oklahoma

If a conservative dies — of coronavirus, for instance — the left does a chorus of cheers. You can find them on virtually any social media site, which hosts only leftist nincompoops, of course. Then there is the “beautiful” Nancy Pelosi, the unhinged speaker of the House of Representatives.

That morning snow covered the grass on our front yard at 417 N. 84th St. in Oklahoma City. We were lucky the driveway and streets had soaked up most of the white stuff. That made it easier to push my Volkswagen out of the driveway after I buckled up my three-year-old son.

Did you hear that? Neither did I. The sound you’re NOT hearing is laughter. Political correctness has turned this country into a bunch of sourpusses. We’re all wound so tight you can’t tell a Potagee, dumb blonde or Lutheran joke for fear of being shunned.

I should state at the outset that were it not for doctors, I would either be paralyzed or dead. I owe my mobility and probably my life to wonderful physicians.

Wanda Lee Pursell was born May 2, 1928, in Kingfisher. She died Jan. 9, 2021, at her home in Temple City, Calif., at the age of 92.

The Annual Lenten Series begins this week, Feb. 17 through March 24. All services will be held at the Kingfisher Nazarene Church and begin at noon. The last Service will be on Wednesday, March 31, at 6:30 p.m. Each week a different church will provide the message as well as a boxed lunch.

Residents had time to prepare for a long stretch of brutally cold weather starting this week, but icy conditions moving into the county caught many by surprise. Kingfisher, Blaine, Woods, Major, Alfalfa, Grant and Garfield counties were included in an order by Gov.

A Dover woman was killed and two Kingfisher teenagers were injured in separate traffic accidents on icy roadways Monday, according to Oklahoma Highway Patrol reports. Brandi Lyn Byrum, 42, of Dover, was pronounced dead at the scene of a rollover collision just after 5 a.m. Monday on U.S. 81, .

When Cashion Superintendent Sammy Jackson says “all we do is win,” he isn’t just talking about athletics. Cashion High School’s academic team made history last Saturday when it finished as state runner-up in the OSSAA’s Class 3A state academic bowl at Rose State in Oklahoma City.

The Hennessey Board of Education voted to rehire high and mid-high principal Angela Avila; elementary school principal Barry Crosswhite; early-childhood principal Stacey (Lee-Schovanec) Mack at its Monday night meeting.