Kingfisher Oklahoma

Members of the Lomega Junior 4-H Club took part in the Oklahoma ‘Read an Ag Book to Your Class’ event on Sept. 6 by reading the book Cotton Tops on the Farm by Paula Leffingwell to the Lomega kindergarten class.

Kingfisher County Extension will host a “Leader Lesson” next week on textiles.The lesson, free and open to the public, is entitled “This Into That! Turning Old Textiles into Something New.”It will be held from 10-11 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 25, at the Kingfisher County Extension Office.

Kingfisher rediscovered its winning ways on the softball diamond by sweeping a pair of Tri-County Conference foes. The Lady Jackets knocked off Pioneer-Pleasant Vale 13-8 and Waukomis 14-1 in games held at Waukomis Thursday night.

KINGFISHER CROSS COUNTRY coach Kerri Lafferty, left, was the guest speaker last week at the Kingfisher Lions Club meeting. Lafferty updated the Lions Club members on the early successes of this year’s high school and junior high teams. Lafferty is in her third year as head coach.

The fall baseball and fastpitch softball seasons are nearing their finish, especially for small schools. District tournaments begin this week for Classes A and B in both sports. The districts must be finished by Saturday, Sept.

The seventh and eighth grade girls teams from Kingfisher made a strong showing last Tuesday at the Bethany Bronchos Cross Country Meet for junior high teams. The eighth grade Lady Jackets won their division while the seventh grade girls were second in theirs.

The eighth grade Kingfisher football team closed out its week on a positive note Thursday with a 38-6 victory at home against Perry. Cade Covalt threw three touchdown passes, including a 45-yard strike to Jake Reagan on the first offensive snap of the game.

The Kingfisher Police Department has investigated or responded to the following reports: August 27 - Larceny of lost property. Officer Travis Gray investigated a report of a lost wallet at Walmart.

CASHION SOFTBALL - Members of Cashion’s 2019 fastpitch sofbtall team are, from left: front row, Kenzie Guitierrez, Madilyn Bradley, Ryann Ball, Ashlyn Vannoy, Emily Harrel and Justine Buck; and back row, Jayden Wells, Lyndsey Richards, McKenzie Wakefield, Kaylin Niemyer, Jill Linde, Madelyn McCabe,...

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