Kingfisher Oklahoma

An article in Sunday’s Times & Free Press omitted an important detail concerning recent Oklahoma Corporation Commission actions on saltwater disposal permitting in the wake of the ongoing produced water purge near Omega, spokesperson Matt Skinner said.

Kingfisher County commissioners held an executive session Monday with Jordan Miller, attorney with Collins, Zorn and Wagner, regarding a pending 2017 lawsuit by Garrick Steven Yost.

The Monarch butterfly isn’t the only airborne migratory species that has Kingfisher County in its seasonal flight path from north to south. An occasional American white pelican flying from its nesting grounds in Canada and far northern U.S. can sometimes be spotted in this area.

It’s no coincidence that the busiest Sunday in Kingfisher falls on the same day that clocks get set back. You’ll need that extra hour of sleep to take full advantage of the first taste of Thanksgiving and the first opportunity to shop for Christmas decor and gifts. ANNUAL TURKEY DINNER 11 a.m.

National Disability Employment Awareness Month The Center of Family Love is offering more career opportunities for individuals with disabilities than ever before beginning this National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM).

Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford celebrated Homecoming on Oct. 26, and winners of the various competitions have been announced by the university. KingfisherHighSchool’s band was among those honored. The homecoming court also featured an Okarche resident.

• Engagement Ronnie and Kim Simunek of Hennessey and Richard and Micki Metcalf of Lamont announce the engagement and impending marriage of their children, Matthew Simunek and Carly Metcalf. The bride-elect, of Lamont, is a 2011 graduate of Deer Creek-Lamont High School.

How to make homemade pie crusts will be the topic at a Kingfisher County Extension workshop next month. Theworkshopisplanned at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 12, at the Extension Offi ce. Participants will learn several techniques for crust making and completing a two-crust pie.

The following traffic accident is being investigated by the Kingfi sher Police Department. October 15, 9:20 a.m. - At Will Rogers Drive and 13th Street.

VIEW from behind the plow Last week a few members of the 1954 Altus High School graduating class got together for a mini reunion. We do this on an irregular basis – just when a few of us can coordinate a time when we can get away for a few hours. Most of the class members are retired by now.