Kingfisher Oklahoma

Even with 22 wins on their resume, scoring hadn’t always come easy for the Okarche Lady Warriors. That wasn’t the case in their district championship. Okarche scored early, often and at will Saturday in handing visiting Moss an 88-34 defeat in their Class A matchup.

If not for Crossings Christian, the Cashion boys basketball team might very well be looking at a perfect record this basketball season. But, Cashion battled CCS twice this season, including last Friday as part of a brutal eight-day stretch in which the Wildcats played five games.

Gerrett Spears got the kind of group effort he was hoping for in his team’s final regular season game. The Kingfisher Lady Yellowjackets held off the Oklahoma City Storm 55-42 Monday night at the APB to cap the regular season on Senior Night.

It was unfamiliar territory. The Kingfisher boys basketball team - the No. 1-ranked defending state champions and winners of 40 straight - found themselves trailing after the first quarter. And leading by “only” three points at halftime.

Local food access has always been a concern for Kingfisher County Health Department wellness coordinator Blair Coughlan.

Hennessey Public Schools Supt. Dr. Mike Woods staged a short course on school finance Monday night. He did it without a blackboard and chalk, but did use a Smartboard.He explained why the school gets only $1 million in state aid while another school with the same number of students gets $4 million.

Incumbent Kingfisher Board of Education member Carly Franks won re-election Tuesday to another five-year term, carrying 67.5% of the votes in a three-way race. According to unofficial election results posted on the State Election Board website, Franks carried 537 total votes, to 226 (28.

BAND & CHORUS PANCAKE DAY 6:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 15 Sts. Peter & Paul Ross Hall An annual event for nearly 70 years, this breakfast features pancakes, sausage, orange juice, milk and coffee, along with live vocal and instrumental performances throughout the morning.

Pioneer Telephone Cooperative begins construction of an estimated $3 million fiber-to-the-home build-out in Kingfisher Monday, expected to be completed in July. The construction will be completed by contractors partnering with Pioneer to meet the aggressive project timeline.

It should be obvious to all Americans, including strident left-wingers, that the out-of-control Washington establishment was “out to get” outsider president Donald Trump.