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When I saw Momma clamping the grinder to the kitchen cabinet that meant Thanksgiving was coming. So was her cranberry salad that wasn’t my favorite back when I was growing up. Thanksgiving also meant there’d be coconut cream and pumpkin pies, creamy vanilla ice cream over warm cherry pie, and Uncle James and Aunt Ruth would come down from Kansas.
Read moreA recent lawsuit filed by the U.S. Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division against Texas may make the Biden administration’s political allies happy, but it borders on the frivolous.
Read moreWho knew? A riveting new report has shed needed light on the vast scope of Bill Gates’ financial influence over Western major media outlets.
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Eighteen Kingfisher 4-H and FFA members participated Nov. 12 in the Local 4-H and FFA speech contest held at Kingfisher Middle School.
Read moreGay Means Chambers felt the need for a group in the Hennessey community for lonely or grieving people to meet, visit, share ideas, comfort, socialize and have fellowship.
Read moreTwenty-four Kingfisher County students from three different schools placed in their respective categories at the American Farmers & Ranchers (AFR) Northwest District Speech Contest held Nov. 18 in Enid.
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We have said before at this newspaper that the coming of the COVID-19 virus absolutely shredded our long-standing business model in terms of income and profitability.
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This past week, the Legislature met in special session to complete our work redrawing the boundary lines for legislative and congressional districts. We’re required by law to redraw district lines every 10 years to make adjustments for population changes. Normally, this process is completed in the session following the year in which the U.S. Census has been conducted, but because of the impact of the pandemic on the census, the final numbers were not available until August, some three months after the session ended.
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