Kingfisher Oklahoma

We are sure that our readers have noticed a drastic reduction in our newspaper’s number of pages per issue, and the lack of pre-print advertising inserts, after the COVID-19 pandemic began in February of last year. This newspaper you’re looking at is a perfect example.

The Biden presidency - if it stands - will bring massive changes to the United States. The new president’s actions in the lead-up to the inauguration seemed to indicate he never thought he would actually attain the Oval Office.

“Russians and East Germans under Communists Leonid Brezhnev and Erich Honecker in the 1970s lived under less ruling class pressure than do today’s Americans. And their rulers were smart enough not to insult them, their country, or their race,” Angelo Codevilla noted in a Jan.

The state of Oklahoma has California in its sights. Persistently bad policymaking in California has resulted in a heavy tax burden, an outrageous cost of living, and, consequently, a mass exodus.

WASHINGTON – President Joe Biden signed more than a dozen executive orders in the fi rst hours of his presidency. Some of these orders will have devastating impacts on American families and businesses, while others will undermine America’s national security and sovereignty.

Katie Soudek of Kingfisher, a 2017 graduate of Hennessey High School, has been named to the Dean's List at Baylor University for the 2020 fall semester. Students honored on the Dean’s List must be Baylor undergraduates with a min-imum semester grade-point average of 3.

Okarche High School named Evan Endres, left, and Lexi Wilson as Lion and Lioness for September, selected for their scholarship, leadership and willingness to help others. (Photo provided and reprinted from the Jan. 24, 2021 edition to correct a name error]

Dr. Ray McIntyre of Kingfisher will celebrate his 98th birthday Saturday, Jan. 30. He still lives at home at 505 W. Fay Ave., Kingfisher, and his family said birthday cards are welcome.

Center of Family Love residents are heavily involved in their self-sufficiency gardening project called Farm to Fork.

Oklahomans are rolling up their sleeves by the thousands for Covid-19 vaccines. Although demand is outpacing supply, many remain uncertain about aspects of the shots. Experts at the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation offer answers to five frequently asked questions about the vaccines. 1.