Kingfisher Oklahoma

Laurnell Eleice (Meyer) Lenz was born Nov. 29, 1930, and went to be with the Lord on Dec. 9, 2025.She was a devoted mother and grandmother and sister and friend to many. She grew up on a farm two miles east and one-quarter south of Okarche.Laurnell was a lifelong member of the Lutheran Church.

The first four minutes of Kingfisher’s showdown with Bethany were anything but pretty. The Jackets’ offense - at best - sputtered as most possessions ended with a turnover and the team faced a 6-0 deficit when coach Colby Connel called a timeout at the 3:59 mark.

Time will tell if Bethany is in fact one of the topranked teams in the class.But for now, Kingfisher’s resume shows the Lady Jackets dominating a topfi ve team in the class.Behind 11 3-pointers, the Lady Jackets made their home debut a successful one Tuesday by thumping Bethany 65-40 at the APB.

Lomega senior Kinsley Fisher signed on Wednesday to continue her track and field career at Southwestern Oklahoma State University. Fisher signed during a ceremony at the high school in front of family, coaches and classmates.

A year ago, Oklahoma Bible Academy handed Lomega its first loss of the season and held the Lady Raiders to an unfathomable 30 points.That OBA team went on to win the Class 2A state championship.This isn’t that team and this wasn’t last year.

(As recorded by Local Weather Observer Steven Loftis in Kingfisher.)Dec.6 51 24 Dec.7 49 23 Dec.8 42 31 Dec.9 52 29 Dec.10 61 30 Dec.11 58 31 Dec.12 69 31 RainfallJanuary 2025 rainfall......... 0.53 January 2024 rainfall ......... 1.55 February 2024 rainfall........ 1.30 February 2025 rainfall......

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

As he was making his way through the high school, Kingfisher Educational Foundation board member David Blair made an obversation.“This is taking longer than it normally does,” he said as the KEF board members - along with Santa and Mrs. Claus - were out delivering good news on Wednesday morning.

Oklahoma Energy Advisors PLLC and attorney Michael S. Booze were unanimously hired to represent the town of Hennessey in its objection to state permit applications for a waste management plant near the town.

•OPEN HOUSE:Equity Bank will host its Holiday Open House Wednesday, Dec. 17. It will be held from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and refreshments will be served. For more information, see the ad in this edition.