Kingfisher Oklahoma

Feb. 27 was the date by which all bills had to be passed in committee in order to stay active this session. Consequently, that meant House committees heard hundreds of bills this past week. Here is a look at a few that passed.

Our forefathers founded our great country on freedom from oppression. They left countries where they either had no religion or were forced to attend churches, whose beliefs were contrary to their own.

Daniel replied, “No wise man, enchanter, magician or diviner can explain to the king the mystery he has asked about, but there is a God in heaven who reveals mysteries.” [Daniel 2:27-28] Thoughts on Today’s Verse What is the bedrock of your faith in uncertain times?

Oklahoma State University’s fifth annual Women Veterans Symposium brings together women for a day of discussing mental, physical and financial health while connecting with others who serve or have served in the military. The free event will be from 9 a.m.-3 p.m.

LADY JACKETS - Members of the 2019-20 Kingfisher High School girls basketball team include, from left: front row, Emily Myers, Mya Dewberry, Makina Frost, Ally Stephenson and Natalie Dick; middle row, Jenni Beebe, Jenna Mueggenborg and Melody Wilfong; and back row, Rayland Garner, Allison Green,...

In the grand scheme of the playoffs, winning a regional winner’s bracket semifinal game usually isn’t such a big deal. That wasn’t the case Thursday for Cashion. The Wildcats throttled yet another foe as they downed Hobart 58-29 in Cashion to advance to a 2A regional championship game.

If there was any question as to how Kingfisher would answer the bell after an upset loss, the Lady Jackets had an early answer. KHS extended its season at least one more day Thursday with a 62-43 victory over Cushing in a Class 4A regional consolation game at the APB.

In the closing moments of Thursday’s 4A regional semifinal, Kingfisher senior Wes Hine posted up, caught a pass from Mason Snider, spun over his left shoulder and knocked down a shot to send his bench and student section into a frenzy.

Clayton and Keaton Abercrombie have played sports together their entire lives. College will be no different. The pair of Kingfisher High School seniors last Tuesday signed to continue their baseball careers at Northern Oklahoma College in Tonkawa.

Angel Rodriguez made his final game in the Hennessey High School gym an epic one. It just wasn’t quite enough.