Kingfisher Oklahoma

Masks and face gear for Hennessey police and firefighters have been provided by Kingfisher County Emergency Management, said Mayor Bert Gritz Thursday night during the town board’s first virtual meeting via Zoom.

Energy industry experts are predicting a collapse of US shale oil production after the oil markets have been rocked by a couple of gut punches.

A usual two-hour afternoon nap turned into three hours yesterday. It left me so hung over that I thought a light in the bathroom was out. It was only my hair covering my eyes. It also turns out that the deadly COVID-19 virus isn’t the only thing that’s spreading. So is my butt.

We black people are so convenient and useful to America’s leftists. Whenever there’s a bit of silencing to be done, just accuse a detractor or critic of racism.

I read and appreciated your opinion piece recognizing and elevating the national hero that was Oklahoma’s Tom Coburn. I especially appreciated your closing that reminded your readers of the gravity and seriousness of our country’s out-of-control spending.

A Democratic state lawmaker in Michigan who used hydroxychloroquine to treat her coronavirus is crediting President Donald Trump for saving her life. Michigan state Rep.

When the previous president took office, Goldman Sachs, brokerage and banking firm, was in bankruptcy. The president of that firm resigned his position, the then president, appointed him to Secretary of treasury.

Normally, if I write “Legislature meets” in mid-April, many would think, yes, and what’s newsworthy about that? These are much different days. The Legislature met in special and regular session Monday, April 6, under extraordinary circumstances. It was unlike any legislative session I’ve attended.

Well, aren’t we special! To hear the talking heads on TV you’d think we were all super heroes for having survived the computer revolution. I swear, we’re turning into a nation of sissies.

To the patrons of Kingfisher Public Schools: Last week marked the beginning of a new and unexpected experience for Oklahoma students, teachers and school staff.