Kingfisher Oklahoma

A record number of golfers took on chilly conditions and a rain-soaked course last Saturday to raise a record amount of money at the fourth annual Kingfisher Golf Association Benefit Tournament.

VIEW Dr. Walter E. Williams in a recent column blamed government for the breakdown in black families. Government welfare programs have taken the place of a father in homes, which used to rely on Dad to earn the living, or at least a considerable portion of it.

America is a nation set apart because of the precious freedoms that exist here. Our distinct existence was settled because of patriots who first dreamed of liberty and fought hard to secure it for future generations.

It’s the Pitts Now days it’s not unusual for purebred breeders to offer 500 bulls in a sale but when I started working bull sales 46 years ago a typical sale might offer 60 or 70 bulls and it would take almost as long to sell them as it does 500 head today.

Who remembers the hysterical sound and fury of open borders leftists last summer over President Donald Trump’s detention and enforcement policies at our besieged southern border? Remember the #FamiliesBelongTogether, #WhereAreTheChildren, #AbolishICE and #MeltICE hashtags?

Whether or not you buy into global warming or climate change, there is no denying the fact that the earth is going through a catastrophic drought and water shortage.

Gov. Kevin Stitt this week signed a bill that will give the American Legion of Oklahoma sales tax-exempt status. The American Legion has served our Oklahoma veterans and their families for over 100 years, making sure they have clothing, food, health care and other services.

Anyone concerned with protecting our wireless communications systems from state-sponsored Chinese surveillance should take note of several important, and troubling, developments.

Kingfisher High School seniors Jenna Johnson and Rob Gruntmeir were recently announced as the Junior Lions for May 2019. Johnson is the daughter of David and Jerilyn Johnson.

After a two-round process, members for the first Oklahoma Agriculture  Youth Council have been chosen and will begin their year of service in July.