Kingfisher Oklahoma

Kingfisher almost pulled off an improbable comeback.Elk City didn’t let it happen.The Elkettes upset KHS last Friday night with a 4440 victory inside their own Pioneer Center in Elk City.

Kingfisher will head to the playoffs with twice as many wins as it earned all of last season.The Jackets hit that mark last Friday when they wrapped up their regular season with their most lopsided victory against a varsity squad.They downed Elk City 69-31 to give themselves a 14-9 record.

Cashion lost both of its home basketball games last Tuesday night.Ironically, those wearing the Cashion maroon and gold were smiling, cheering and hugging at the result…the result of something much bigger than the games on the court.

The Cashion Public Schools district boundaries falls into three different counties with a majority being in Kingfisher and Logan.Following is a breakdown of how voters in each of the three counties cast their ballots:CANADIAN COUNTYYes: 5 No: 2 % Approval: 71.

Kingfisher FFA swept the top honors in the swine show for barrows last week at the 95th annual Kingfisher County Spring Livestock Show. Jozie Loewen, left and bottom left, earned grand champion barrow with her Hampshire while Josh Finley, below right, won reserve grand champion with his Dark Cross.

Governor Kevin Stitt’s shakeup of the Oklahoma State Board of Education resulted in a Kingfisher man being nominated to the board.Ryan Deatherage, the Kingfisher County Emergency Management and 911 director, was named by Stitt as one of three new nominees last Tuesday.

City commissioners worked through a basic agenda last Monday for their February regular meeting.

Legislation that would reduce the amount of state regulation imposed on Oklahomans has cleared its first legislative hurdle, receiving bipartisan support to advance out of the House Administrative Rules Committee.House Bill 2728, by state Rep.

Is there a Guardian Angel hereabouts?Sometimes we are blessed and don’t understand why.It happened to me last week. I needed to put out a new bale of hay for my two “assisted living” horses but was putting off doing so because I have to rely on my son, Mike, and his bale moving rig.

[ Anthony Kim is a research fellow in economic freedom, editor of the Index of Economic Freedom, and manager of global engagement in the Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom at The Heritage Foundation.]“The United States is once again the ‘Shining City Upon a Hill,’ to which the U.K.