Kingfisher Oklahoma

Kingfisher County commissioners entered into an agreement with the Oklahoma Department of Transportation for the construction of a bridge over Turkey Creek on EW 670 Road. District 2 Commissioner Ray Alan Shimanek said the agreement was a preliminary step to replace a structure 4.

One of the few things that both Democrats and Republicans in the State Legislature can agree upon is their respect for Chief Sergeant-At-Arms Dennis Baker.

The Kingfisher Board of Education worked through a brief agenda Monday night for its November regular meeting. The 25-minute gathering included approving a resolution that calls for an election early next year to fill board seat No. 5.

KINGFISHER MIDDLE SCHOOL announced its Students of the Month for October. Honored were, from left: Trayson Deterding, fifth grade; Sam Wood, sixth grade; Emily Altizer, seventh grade; and Harley Schlegel, eighth grade. [Photo provided]

The Okarche Elementary School faculty and staff worked to inspire their students to be “drug free” by participating with their students in the week-long Red Ribbon Week.

Kingfisher Heritage School announced its Great Expectations Students of the Month at Jacket Roundup on Nov. 1.

Dover High School sent seven freshmen to the University of Oklahoma Leadership Academy last Tuesday. The academy provides activities and training experiences that develop and enhance leadership abilities.

Cashion High School cheer repeated Saturday as state runner-up of the OSSAA’s Class 2A Game Day state competition. For the second straight year, Cashion finished behind Turpin. Cashion was fourth after the preliminary round which included categories for fight song, crowd leading and band dance.

The points came in droves for Lomega as it opened the 2019-20 season last Friday night. The Lady Raiders scored nearly at will through three quarters as they nabbed an 84-33 road win at Dover.

Kingfisher pushed its run to two full decades of consecutive playoff appearances with its most recent win. Cade Stephenson accounted for six touchdowns and Mount St. Mary provided almost no resistance as KHS rattled off a 61-0 victory in front of a Senior Night crowd.