Kingfisher Oklahoma

With all of the focus on COVID-19 right now and the disruptions to normal life, it’s easy to overlook other matters. But one item of extreme importance is making sure each resident in our House district completes this year’s Census form. Having an accurate count helps us in many ways.

My environmentalist neighbor has a real dilemma on his hands.

I am not one to write a letter to the newspaper, but it is too apparent that I belong to the silent majority, I hope I am still with the majority when it comes to respecting our country and its flag.

Nearly twice as many vehicles were entered in this year’s Kingfisher Chamber of Commerce Kool Cars and Chrome as were entered in 2019. The car show was hosted Aug. 1 in conjunction with the Kingfisher retail merchants’ annual Crazy Days and the citywide garage sales.

Hennessey native and HHS graduate Kati (Wymore) Walters was appointed clerk for the Town of Hennessey at the board’s Thursday night meeting. This is an elective position and her appointment extends until the next town office filings and election in February.

You can dine on a steak sandwich and support local 4-H at the same time at this year’s Kingfisher County Fair. Kingfisher County 4-H will be hosting a fundraiser from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 27.

Normally, this time of year, I’m writing my traditional welcome back to school column – wishing all the students good luck in their classes and activities for the coming year; congratulating parents on surviving the summer and getting back to a more normal routine; wishing teachers, staff and...

By now, everybody knows groping Joe Biden has chosen Kamala Harris for his vice president running mate. As someone said danged if that isn’t a pair to draw to!!!

A Black Lives Matter organizer in Chicago had a message for all of the business owners and their employees who have been devastated by the rioting and looting in the city: Whatever is taken from your businesses – “That is reparations.

One strike. That’s what separated Kingfisher from a potential sweep Tuesday in its District 4A-1 doubleheader against visiting Bethany. Unfortunately for the Lady Jackets, Lillie Mathers wouldn’t fall prey to that final strike.