Kingfisher Oklahoma

A MINORITY VIEW: Presidential contenders are in a battle to out give one another. Senator Elizabeth Warren proposes a whopping $50,000 per student college loan forgiveness. Senator Bernie Sanders proposes free health care for all Americans plus illegal aliens.

The Oklahoma Education Association, a labor union, claims it represents educators. In reality, it is an advocate for far-left causes, including abortion, gun control, and far-left politicians, including Hillary Clinton. The OEA is an affiliate of the National Education Association.

The name of a Navy veteran may be cleared after he was convicted, fined, and imprisoned for digging ponds in a wooded area near his Montana home, to supply water in case of fire.

“Endurance produces character and character produces hope.” – Romans 5:4 Tim Rice of Kingfisher was called home to the Lord on May 15, 2019. A true believer in the value of family, close friends and a tall glass of Captain Morgan, Tim had a passion for life that was visible in everything he did.

Stan Eugene Mackey of Fort Cobb, was born July 6, 1950, in Kingfisher to Carl Edward and Elinor Jeanne “Jeanne” (Karrenbrock) Mackey. He passed from this life on April 28, 2019, in Oklahoma City. The family lived in Hitchcock, Dover, Jefferson, Hugo, and Fort Cobb while growing up.

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The water was rising fast in and around Kingfisher Tuesday. Images captured before press time Tuesday afternoon include the following: 1.

Hennessey head football coach Paul Hix’s 12-month contract as a teacher, athletic director and coach for $74,464 was approved in a special school board meeting at noon Monday.

Speeding, 1-10 Over Limit, $185 Joe S. Lewallen, Yukon; Seth K. Garlett, Calumet; Richilue D. McConnell, Calumet; Jamie C. Crisp, Weatherford; Joshua K. Kustwin, Midland, Texas; Jessica N. Miller, Hennessey; Kason K. Gamble, Camargo; Brenna M. N. Whittington, Enid; Amanda J.

Fernanda Montes, Dover fifth grader, won second place in a statewide poster contest promoting agriculture. The contest was sponsored by Oklahoma Ag in the Classroom and supported by Oklahoma Beef Council. The theme for this year’s contest was “Oklahoma Ag Adventure.