Kingfisher Oklahoma

Theta Chapter of The Delta Kappa Society International recently announced its chapter’s seventh and eighth grade essay contest winners in the Oklahoma State Organization’s (OSO) statewide essay contest.

COMPLETIONKingfisher: Devon Energy Production Co. LP; Harold 16_9-15N-9W No. 5HX Well; NE1/4 NW1/4 NE1/4 NE1/4 (BHL) of 09-15N-09W; 555 barrels oil per day, 1,580,000 cu-ft gas per day; TD 20,153.Devon Energy Production Co. LP; Northstar 7_6-16N-8W No.

A Hennessey reader, Kelly Walterscheidt, brought us a “letter to the editor” that ran 100 years ago in the Hennessey Clipper. The letter was written April 1, 1920, by Walterscheidt’s great-great-grandfather J.W. House, who took part in the Land Run.

COMPLETION Kingfisher: Chisholm Oil & Gas Operating LLC; Medicine Man 18- 09-17 No. 1MH Well; S1/2 S1/2 S1/2 SE1/4 (SL) of 08-18N-09W; 181 barrels oil per day, 201,000 cu-ft gas per day, TD 13,749. Logan: Revolution Resources LLC; Night King 1504 No.

Teachers will be teaching. Students will be learning. It will just be done in a way – and on a scale – unprecedented in Oklahoma.

Confirmed coronavirus cases had reached 322 statewide Friday, with cases reported in 38 counties, all of which now fall under Gov. Kevin Stitt’s amended executive order last week ordering the closure of nonessential businesses through April 16.

Disruptions and distractions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic must not be allowed to keep Oklahomans from participating in the 2020 Census, officials said.Oklahoma’s current individual response rate of 25.2% is lower than the national rate of 28.1%. Kingfisher County’s response rate, at 21.

Ally Stephenson had a state championship to defend. Madelyn McCabe, too. Maddi Kamas had one to win. Ian Daugherty, too. None of them will get the None of them will get the opportunity. The OSSAA board of directors Thursday voted unanimously to cancel the 2020 spring sports season in Oklahoma.

Two Kingfisher residents were recently awarded academic scholarships by Oklahoma Baptist University for the 2020-21 academic year. They include Emma Barnett and Lydia Storm. Barnett and Storm received the Trustees’ Academic Scholarship.

David Fuksa’s Grade Work Construction Co. crew took advantage of the good weather Wednesday and worked to repair a leak in the concrete wall on the west side of the walking trail at Hennessey’s Bull Foot Park on south U.S. 81. The repair quote was $42,816 and approved by the town board in January.