Kingfisher Oklahoma

It didn’t come easy, but it happened. Dover’s girls nabbed their first win of the season as they held off a late rally from Coyle, 44-42, in the opening round of the Cimarron Winter Classic.

When combining all scores, Hennessey has outscored its three opponents by two points this season. However, the Lady Eagles have two losses. Their second straight narrow defeat came Tuesday night at home when Frontierused a fourth-quarter run for a 44-41 comefrom-behind victory.

It wasn’t Okarche’s best shooting night, but it was enough to win. The Warriors made just 23 percent of their shots, but the defense stiffened to help provide a 42-37 victory over Ripley in the first round of the NextEra Energy Resources Invitational at Garber.

Chisholm was already a heavy underdog with 4A’s No. 1 Kingfisher coming to town. The Longhorns’ longshot hopes were further diminished Tuesday when five players - including three starters - had to miss the game due to contact tracing.

Lomega’s boys and girls teams made their way into the semifinals of this week’s Canton Invitational Tournament. But only one of them got to play a quarterfinal game. The Raiders dominated Arnett 90-38 Monday in their first game since Nov. 20.

President Donald Trump announced that he is appointing Mike Sanders of Kingfisher to serve as one of nine private citizens on the national Community Development Advisory Board.

When Newkirk rancher Mitch Dobson wanted to incorporate a national association in 1971 for a newly-imported cattle breed, he didn’t have to look far to find the right legal counsel for the job.

Dr. Jefry Biehler, 61, a Florida doctor with Kingfisher County roots, has been appointed executive medical director of quality for Nicklaus Children’s Health System in South Florida. Biehler is the son of Dr.

With few hobbies and a passion for his work in the concrete business, Okarche native Philip Schwarz hasn’t taken many days off...until recently. He hasn’t retired and it wasn’t his choice to temporarily step away from his 48-year position as president of the family business, Schwarz Ready Mix.

The Kingfisher Public Schools superintendent got the seal of approval Monday from board of education members. The board unanimously approved to keep Jason Sternberger on a three-year contract near the end of its December regular meeting.