Kingfisher Oklahoma

A lifelong of friendship trumps a college rivalry. That reality was on display all day Wednesday when Kingfisher High School had one of its most prolific signing days in history...with more yet to come. Six KHS seniors signed National Letters of Intent during various ceremonies throughout the day.

The new face of State House District 59, Mike Dobrinski of Okeene, with his wife Ginny, was officially sworn into office in an improvised ceremony at the State Capitol. HD 59 veteran Mike Sanders retired from the office after completing his maximum six two-year terms.

A COVID-19 outbreak that’s resulted in a large number of absences will see Okarche’s high school and junior high students move to virtual learning the next two weeks. Superintendent Josh Sumrall announced the move Thursday and made it effective beginning Friday.

American Legion Auxiliary member Roxanne Alexander, third from left, wasn’t finished with her group’s project of handing out quilts to local veterans.

Since the presidency of Barack Obama, who pledged to heal the nation until he decided theTea Partywas an exitential threat, the country has become more divided than any time since the Civil War.

Finding the morning paper in the yard has been a game of Where’s Waldo due to the high winds. That’s better than this spring when some neighbors saw their trash can floating down the street in the flood waters.

The academic achievement gap between black and white students has proven resistant to most educational policy changes. Some say that educational expenditures explain the gap, but is that true? Look at educational per pupil expenditures: Baltimore city ranks fifth in the U.S.

We, the 71 million Amecans who voted to reelect Donald J. Trump, do not forgive. We, the 71 million Americans who voted to reelect Donald J. Trump, do not forget We, the 71 million Americans who voted to reelect Donald J. Trump, do not surrender.

Retired Kingfisher County Associate District Judge, Robert C. “Bob” Lovell, left, was presented the Melvin Jones Fellowship award Thursday during the noon meeting of the Hennessey Lions Club by president Tim Riddle.

Bullis Enterprises will start picking up curbside tree limbs in Hennessey starting Wednesday, Nov. 16. Tree limbs must be curbside by Nov. 16, said Tiffany Tillman, town clerk.