Kingfisher Oklahoma

VIEW from behind the plow It’s all politics. As the column by Jan von Spakovsky in Wednesday’s edition regarding the House of Representatives’ effort to impeach President Trump indicates, it’s not about a crime but a political maneuver.

Getting out of a parking lot bigger than our downtown was a gamble at every turn before I ever got to the exit. That was after 20 minutes of trying to talk my GPS in to taking me home the way I came via Stillwater and Perkins. She never listened to me so I mistakenly ended up on I-40 at noon Sunday.

It’s the Pitts Any day now I expect to get an e mail from one of the many editors of the magazines and newspapers who run this column informing me they no longer want my essays because I can’t relate to the millennial generation.

[Ed. Note: Michelle Malkin is off this week. The following is by Betsy Mc-Caughey.] Nineteen Democrats running for president took the stage in Iowa on Sunday to woo voters. It was a circus of left-wingers going bonkers for things most Americans don’t want.

Harvest is starting, weather allowing. I’ve heard there’s been some wheat cut. Harvest is going to be interesting this year, for sure, with the wet fields and humid days.

In my last column, I gave a rundown of some of the legislation that will become law this year that will positively impact Oklahomans. This week, I want to take a closer look at some of the reforms I authored that were signed into law by the governor.

Acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan appeared before a Senate committee Tuesday and reiterated his requests for Congress to help fix the border crisis.

Construction on Hennessey’s new municipal swimming pool is scheduled to start in August with a planned grand opening May 23 next year.That’s according to a timeline schedule given to the town board Monday night from Carrothers Construction Co. The Paola, Kan. company was awarded the bid in February.

A preliminary hearing on a first-degree murder charge against Steven Kirtus Stricker was postponed Tuesday in Kingfisher County District Court at the request of the district attorney’s office.

Children are Kingfisher Memorial Library’s best asset, yet the library staff and library board of directors are facing issues regarding lack of supervision, internet safety and vandalism, said Michael Tautkus, library director.