Kingfisher Oklahoma

THE CENTER SQUARE – A new report highlights a disparity in the Department of Education toward both Christian and career colleges through its Office of Enforcement, an “obscure agency” created during the Obama administration and revived under President Joe Biden.

Tyler O’Neil is managing editor of The Daily Signal and the author of two books: “Making Hate Pay: The Corruption of the Southern Poverty Law Center,” and “The Woketopus: The Dark Money Cabal Manipulating the Federal Government.”Some prominent Democrats are suggesting that the U.S.

Nearly 750 Oklahomans attended one of five Open Meetings and Open Records seminars across the state this fall.

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Following are recent reports and citations issued by the Hennessey Police Department: ReportInfant Accidentally Locked in Vehicle – Daniel Carrillo Torres, Hennessey, contacted the Hennessey Police Department at 4:20 p.m. Wednesday, Nov.

The Kingfisher Police Department has investigated or responded to the following reports: November 22 - Larceny of merchandise from retailer.Officer Christopher Mc-Daniel responded to a report of theft at Walmart, 200 W. Starlite Drive.

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Ellie Dombeck grabbed an offensive rebound and powered in a putback to tie the game at 12-all at the 5:40 mark of the second quarter.“That’s the type of game I wanted it to be,” said Tuttle coach Jamie Combs, whose ninth-ranked Lady Tigers hosted No. 4 Kingfisher Tuesday in a big Class 4A showdown.

In a game of ups and downs for both teams, Tuttle got the last up.The Tigers outscored Kingfisher 10-5 in the fourth quarter to keep a 54-46 victory Tuesday night on their home floor.Both teams had major runs in the game, allowing both to take what seemed to be commanding leads.

Eight Cashion football players earned all-district honors, including three who were named players of the year at their respective positions.