Kingfisher Oklahoma

For our God is a consuming fire (Hebrews 12:29) Thoughts on Today’s Verse. We should worship God with reverence because he is a consuming fire! Mmm. What does that mean? Is the focus on his holiness? Does this warn of judgment? Is this an expression of his purity? Yes, YES, YES!

Someone from Hennessey wants to locate a marijuana growing business inside the town limits and recently contacted Hennessey Town Attorney John Wynne about the laws.

ROYAL COURT It was homecoming last week at Hennessey High School. The annual homecoming parade was held Thursday afternoon and the homecoming king and queen were crowned at Friday night’s game (after press time of this edition).

The Kingfisher Police Department has investigated or responded to the following reports: September 28 - Child neglect. Officer Charles Trout responded to a report of a child locked in a vehicle at the soccer fields in Briscoe Park.

A decade ago, Christine Phillips was featured on the front page of the Times & Free Press as a spry and newly-minted centenarian, living on her own and embracing the start of her second century. On Monday, Mrs.

Kingfisher County commissioners accepted the low bid of $20,370 from Byrum Electric to replace LED lighting at the Kingfisher County Fairgrounds.

A couple hires were made Monday night to highlight a very brief meeting of the Kingfisher Board of Education. Jarrett Loper and Kadisha Medina were hired as special education paraprofessionals and Gerrett Spears will be the slowpitch softball assistant coach in the spring.

Kingfisher High School has kicked its annual homecoming celebration into high gear this week, courtesy the student council’s diligent planning around the safari theme of “The Jackets Win Tonight.

Former Kingfisher County resident Kylee Blehm has been named a finalist in the Young Female Entrepreneur of the Year category of the 16th annual Stevie Awards for Women in Business. Blehm is the daughter of Kelly Bullis of Hennessey.

Kingfisher Heritage School named its October Great Expectations Students of the Month at the Jacket Roundup held Oct. 4.