Kingfisher Oklahoma

The Kingfisher Police Department has investigated or responded to the following reports: November 1 - Burglary-second degree (auto). Officer Dustin Brodrick responded to a report of stolen property in the 400 block of West Erwin Avenue.

LUNCHEON ATTENDEES and Energize for Safety Coalition members include: front row, from left, State Rep. Mike Sanders, Tangi Smith, Devon Energy community relations; Katie Mueller, programs manager, Oklahoma Highway Safety Office; Supt.

Despite Oklahoma Corporation Commission reports of reduced pressure beneath the field southwest of Omega, saltwater is bubbling to the surface at a faster rate than ever.

Kingfisher Study Club met Nov. 6 in the Methodist Church fellowship hall with Donna Lann serving as hostess. President Melda Fischer welcomed members and opened the meeting by reading an article entitled “The Best 6 Doctors: Sunshine, Water, Rest, Air, Exercise and Diet.

KINGFISHER COUNTY Retired Educators made a recent donation to the Department of Human Service to benefit a Christmas party for area teens this holiday season. Accepting the gifts on behalf of the DHS is Debbie Osborn, far left.

After a hearing late Friday afternoon, the Oklahoma Corporation Commission issued an emergency order allowing the agency the agency to acquire funds to mitigate the surface impact from saltwater bubbling to the surface in a field southwest of Omega.

KINGFISHER VETERAN and American Legion member Ervin Willms, left, was the winner of this patriotic quilt in a drawing at the annual Veterans Day breakfast hosted by the Keith Lowry-Henry Ellyson Post No. 5.

Cooks across the county are scrambling this week to gather recipes and fill their shopping list for the most popular meal of the year – Thanksgiving. For novice cooks, one of the trickiest parts of the traditional meal preparation is getting that bird roasted to golden brown, juicy perfection.

A recently announced relocation and possible name change for Encana, current owner and operator of former Newfi eld Energy holdings, won’t impact the company’s activities in and around Kingfi sher County, a spokesperson said.

Kingfisher County Commissioners approved the bid of Jim’s Welding Service of Hennessey to provide a new short block engine replacement on a truck belonging to the Loyal Fire Department Monday.