Kingfisher Oklahoma

It’s the Pitts “How much would you take for that old bull there in your pasture?” asked the stranger. I could tell that the trespasser currently standing in my bull field was an admirer of fine animal flesh. “Yes, Stanley is quite a piece of work isn’t he? A great breeding bull, if I may say so.

[ Ed. Note : Jonathan Butcher is a senior policy analyst in The Heritage Foundation’s Center for Education Policy and a senior fellow for the Goldwater Institute and the Beacon Center of Tennessee. Vijay Me-non is a research assistant for Domestic Policy Studies at The Heritage Foundation.

It’s Springtime Most of what I’m gonna say is common sense. A few friendly reminders: As it warms up we are gonna have those dreaded little buggers we call ticks. If you get a tick bite and start feeling flu-like symptoms, get to the doctor ASAP. You probably have a tick-borne illness.

Lawmakers at the state Capitol this week observed National Crime Victims’ Rights Week by advancing several pieces of legislation aimed at protecting victims of crime and their families and enhancing their rights.

[Ed. Note: Jarrett Stepman is an editor and commentary writer for The Daily Signal and co-host of “The Right Side of History” podcast.] A full-blown war is raging against the Electoral College.

Home Depot lost its best customer on April 9  when Lester Dennis Pyle’s earthly building permit got denied.

AREA DEATH Donald R. Black, 85, Kingfisher, died Tuesday, April 9, 2019. ›Don was raised in Seminole and after high school graduation attended Oklahoma A&M, where he pursued a degree in psychology. While attending Oklahoma A&M, he took a leave of absence to serve in the U.S.

Eligible farmer-owners of the CHS retail business based out of Okarche shared in the recent distribution of cash patronage and equity based on business done with the co-op.

A Kingfisher man was arrested on a second-degree murder complaint Friday afternoon after he allegedly told investigators he dismembered, attempted to burn and buried his girlfriend’s body in the backyard of their Kingfisher home, Police Chief Dennis Baker said.

Kingfisher Public Schools had sticker shock last week when bids were opened for the new cheer and softball facility. The good kind of shock, that is. Bids came in at about half the projections and on Monday the board of education approved the lowest one from Jenco Construction of Oklahoma City.