Kingfisher Oklahoma

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent cautioned last month that Americans will likely experience “a detox period” after President Donald Trump implements his wide-ranging tariffs.What are we detoxing from, exactly?From an abundance of affordable goods and the world’s highest living standards?

We Were Baptists.Going to church every Sunday wasn’t an option during my growing up years in Oklahoma City during the 1950s.We were always the first ones there because Momma unlocked the doors.She was director of the First Baptist Church’s pre-school department for newborns up to four-year-olds.

Trump’s tariffs just part of a bigger planWhile the Trump haters have used a dip in the stock market to continue harassing the president over his tariffs on countries which have taken advantage of America for too long and seeking to prevent his steps to create a stronger economy in the future,...

Over the weekend of March 29, the Okarche High School speech team attended the southwest regional competition in Weatherford.The team, coached by T.J. Harris, placed second in 3A sweepstakes.

Early registration closed Friday for Hennessey’s 5K and 3K runs and the onemile walk.It will reopen at Bull Foot Park on run day Saturday, April 19, from 8-8:30 a.m. with a 9 a.m. start time.Registration is $15 and includes a festival t-shirt.

Kingfisher High School has named its Students of the Month for March 2025.Students are chosen based on many characteristics including responsibility, leadership, work ethic, reliability, kindness and more.

Four Kingfisher High School seniors were guests recently at a meeting of the Kingfisher Rotary Club. Joining the local civic group were Deacon Harjo, Donte Almanzar, Alex Montiel and Joaquin Wallace.Harjo is the son of Desirae and Ira Horse.

Crop boosting rains fell across Kingfisher County and much of Oklahoma last week.Besides putting a greener hue to local small grain fields, the rain awakened early season grasses in pastures and lawns as the county erupted into full springtime beauty.

The global economic landscape shifted dramatically last week when the Trump administration unveiled what might be its most audacious policy move yet.