Kingfisher Oklahoma

Growing up we always had a Christmas tree. Or that’s the way I remember it. They were always small, and doubt if they were real because I was allergic to almost everything.We had a tree in our dining/sewing room on 18th St.

 The Left lost the election thanks in part to scandalous and false “news” reports, often involving “unidentified” sources.Americans caught on to that trick and now have little to no respect for such so-called news sources.

Longtime newspaper publisher and Oklahoma Journalism Hall of Fame inductee Kenneth O. Reid passed away Monday.He was 98. Reid is the brother of Gary Reid, publisher emeritus, and uncle of Barry Reid, publisher of the Kingfisher Times & Free Press.

Jason Sternberger will start his fifth year as superintendent of the Hennessey Public Schools on July 1, 2025.That’s after school board members unanimously voted to renew his 2025-26 school year contract during their Monday, Dec. 9, meeting.

Apron Annies HCE members (and husbands) hosted their annual Center of Family Love Christmas party Monday, Dec. 2, at the center. Residents and staff were treated to a special visit by Santa and his favorite reindeer, then took part in refreshments, pictures and singing Christmas carols.

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Kingfisher County commissioners approved a contract with RPC Operations of Kingfisher Monday to update the courthouse electrical system.RPC submitted the sole bid on the project of $383,615.

Several dozen floats, including this one by Frontline Ministries, filled Main Street last Saturday night during the Kingfisher Chamber of Commerce’s annual Christmas parade. The theme for this year was “Cowboy Christmas.

As coach Dallas Hunt said, “it came down to one play.”Unfortunately for Hunt and the Eagles, the play belonged to Minco.The visiting Bulldogs spoiled Hunt’s HHS coaching debut last Tuesday with a 43-42 victory at the Eagle Event Center.

Morrison was shackled by Cashion’s defense for the better part of the game Friday.The result saw Cashion improve to 2-0 with its 47-23 win on the road.Up 9-8 after a quarter, Cashion allowed just four points over the next 16-plus minutes.That included shutting out Morrison in the third quarter.