Kingfisher Oklahoma

Six Kingfisher High School seniors last Wednesday signed National Letters of Intent on National Signing Day to further their athletic careers. Three of them were KHS baseball players. Top left is T.J. Parker (seated center), who signed with Northern Oklahoma College-Tonkawa.

Crescent has moved into the next round of the Class A playoffs without taking the field. The Tigers were set to host Rush Springs Friday in the “play-in” round. However, Rush Springs opted out of the game this week.

A Veterans Day assembly has been a Nov. 11 tradition for more than 50 years at Kingfisher High School, more than 30 years before the State Legislature mandated such patriotic observances at all public schools in 2001.

“Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn’t pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same.

A look at the rosters of Langston University’s athletic teams offers a glimpse of not only homegrown talent, but some from all over the United States and even the world. Chicago. Seattle. Indianapolis. Tucson. Newark. Houston. Memphis. Dallas. Sacramento. Sydney.

The media circus that overwhelmed the presidential election came full circle when the media proclaimed that Democrat Joe Biden had been elected on Friday. Biden even gave his valedictory remarks Friday and Saturday evenings on network television.

[Jarrett Stepman is a contributor to The Daily Signal and co-host of The Right Side of History podcast. He is also the author of the new book, “The War on History: The Conspiracy to Rewrite America’s Past.

In 1917, Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov, better known as Lenin, promised the first truly “free” election in Russia. All votes would be equal. Lenin’s Bolsheviks, the Russian Social-Democratic Labor Party, promised “Peace, Land and Bread.

As reports of massive voter fraud continued to pour in from several states, President Donald Trump saw his huge election day leads in Pennsylvania and Georgia disappear. But the president will fight on, saying that if every “legal” vote is counted, he will win re-election.

A third brother from an Okarche family became the county’s sixth victim of COVID-19 when he died from complications of the disease Friday. The death of Nicholas “Nick” Annuschat, 59, followed on the heels of brothers Ron, 58, and Paul Annuschat, 68, who died the previous week.