Kingfisher Oklahoma

U.S. Rep. Frank Lucas: “After two years, two congressional investigations, more than 2,800 subpoenas, 500 witness interviews, and millions of taxpayer dollars, it is undeniably clear that there was no collusion between President Donald Trump’s campaign and the Russian government.

LIONS SPEAKER and Kingfisher High School graduate and Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper Seth Wallace spent time answering several questions from the audience last Thursday as guest speaker at Kingfisher Lions Club.

Just eight months after voters passed State Question 788 last June, medical marijuana has become a booming business in Oklahoma.

A new face from a familiar Kingfisher County family has been hired as youth services librarian at Kingfisher Memorial Library. Dyamonique McCarty moved to the county three years ago from Dallas with her husband, Rodney Mc-Carty, the grandson of Anna Caldwell and the late Marion Caldwell of Dover.

Okarche High School won its 23rd southwest regional speech and debate title and advanced 12 students in 17 events to the state speech and debate tournament.

The February meeting of the Kingfisher United Methodist Women was called to order by President Barbara Fisher. Eight members braved the inclement weather to join in opening the meeting with the reciting of “Our Purpose.

Kingfisher County Extension hosted a “Walking with Ease” program combined with “Nutrition for Older Adults” for the members of the community every Tuesday and Thursday in February and through March 14.Lindy Hoel, County Extension Family and Consumer Science educator, was the instructor.

Jan Fox, regional administrative director of the Oklahoma Department of Health, right, was the featured speaker of the Kingfisher Rotary Club recently.

The Hennessey Public Library will host the Read Again Open House Wednesday, April 10, for visually impaired patrons to “see” what the library can offer for them. Senior adults are specifically invited to stop by between 9-11 a.m. while students and young adults should visit between 2-4 p.m.

 The office of Congressman Frank Lucas (R-Okla.) has begun accepting submissions for the 2019 Congressional Art Competition. Each spring, a nationwide art competition is sponsored by the members of the U.S.