Kingfisher Oklahoma

In 1863, in the midst of the Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln proclaimed a national day of Thanksgiving. Of course, this wasn’t the fi rst such proclamation to be issued – that was done by the Continental Congress in 1777.

Enel Green Power, owner and operator of the Red Dirt wind farm in Hennessey, brought a camera crew to Hennessey High School Wednesday, Nov. 13. They were in Kim Fehring’s science classroom to capture students getting a hands-on lesson in wind energy.

The Kingfisher Police Department has investigated or responded to the following reports: October 22 - Larceny of merchandise from retailer. Officer Justin Trumbley responded to a report of theft from Atwoods, 1213 S. Main St.

Hennessey Elementary Eagles of the Week for the Week ending Nov.

Kingfisher County commissioners opened 35 six-month bids on road and bridge materials and services at their regular weekly meeting Monday. District 3 Commissioner Heath Dobrovolny moved to table action on the bids to give staff time to tabulate the bids, lowest to highest.

If Forrest Gump were describing Cashion’s football team, he’d say the Wildcats were like a box of chocolates. You truly never know what you’re going to get. Well, except wins, that is.

Kingfisher has played its share of top-notch football teams in 2019. From Bethany to Tuttle to Heritage Hall to Perkins-Tryon, the Jackets have met up with title contenders in multiple classes. It might very well have played the best of the bunch last Friday night.

Lincoln Christian 55 Kingfi sher 14 Kingfisher 0 0 7 7 - 14 Lincoln Christian 17 21 17 0 - 55 Scoring summary: LC - Alex Newell 25 pass from Chase Ricke (Keagan Porter kick) LC - Porter 23 fi eld goal LC - Connor Johnson 31 pass from Ricke (Porter kick) LC - Johnson 47 pass from Ricke (Porter...

Entering this postseason, Barnsdall hadn’t won a playoff game since 1992. The string of 12 consecutive first-round losses stretched back long before any of the current Panthers were born. That streak ended Nov. 11 when Barnsdall went on the road to knock off Commerce 33-7.

Two members of the Energize for Safety Coalition received awards for their efforts to make the local S.H. 33 corridor safer at an appreciation luncheon Wednesday at Chisholm Trail Technology Center (CTTC). Coalition president Tom Robins presented the “Driving Safety Together” awards to Supt.