Kingfisher Oklahoma

Mrs. Hugaboom’s Class Teresa Hugaboom’s pre-kindergarten class at Hennessey Elementary wrote the following letters to Santa: Dear Santa, I have been good at home because I give lots of hugs to my family. I have been good at school because I listen to Mrs. Hugaboom and Ms. Tori.

Mrs. Gilles’ Class McKenna Gilles’ first grade class at Gilmour Elementary wrote the following letters to Santa: Dear Santa, I would like this job because I can tie and cut papr and wrap. - William Dear Santa, I would like this job because I no how to make cak.

Mrs. Yost’s Class Shasta Yost’s second grade class at Heritage Elementary wrote the following letters to Santa: Dear Santa, I have been wondering, what is your favorite gift to give? I went to Colorado this years, We went fishing and it was the best day of my life! For Christmas I would like a PS5.

WALKING AND RUNNING FOR MEALS ON WHEELS – Kingfi sher Emmanuel Lutheran Church hosted its Bailey the Comfort Dog 5K Fun Run and Walk on Saturday, Oct. 25.

While most teams get a holiday break, that’s not fully the case for three basketball squads in Kingfisher County.The Kingfisher and Lomega girls and the Okarche boys will take part in tournaments next week.The two girls teams will play in Ada at the Bertha Frank Teague Mid-America Classic.

A final tune-up before the holiday break saw Lomega bring home a 97--31 win from Cherokee last Friday.However, the Lady Raiders won’t have to wait as long as most teams before playing again.

Dover boys basketball will spend Christmas with an undefeated record.The Longhorns assured that fact last Thursday with a 77-36 victory over Hillsdale Christian School in Hillsdale.Already up by eight points after a quarter, the Longhorns exploded for a 33-4 run in the second.

Without knowing the score, John Hardaway would have had a fairly decent idea of how his Cashion team fared against Washington by looking at another stat.Rebounds. “They’re always a really physical team that can kill us on the boards,” said Hardaway.

Mrs. Waltman’s Class Jordan Waltman’s second grade class at Heritage Elementary wrote the following letters to Santa: Dear Santa, Do you like cookes. I hellp with chores. I want a toy car.

Mrs. Heidlage’s Class Laura Heidlage’s fourth grade class at Hennessey Elementary wrote the following letters to Santa: Dear Santa, How many cookies do you eat? How many elves do you have? Thank you for my gifts last . I would like a Batman Arkham Shadow video game and a snowman toy.