Kingfisher Oklahoma

We’re ready to start publishing those “Letters to Santa” from county elementary students.We’ll publish them, then send them on to the North Pole for Santa and Mrs. Claus.The deadline this year to turn them in is Friday, Dec. 12.You can email your letters to kfrlegalsetup@gmail. com.

But after he had considered this, an angel of the Lord appeared to him in a dream and said “Joseph son of David, do not be afraid to take Mary home as your wife,because what is conceived in her is from the Holy Spirit.

( Editor’s note: Following is Part II of the most recent chapter and is the sermon Brian Walter delivered earlier this year at First Baptist Church.

If you walk into Interbank on a Wednesday, you’ll find most employees wearing jeans and a company t-shirt. It’s for good reason…and a good cause. Employees pay $2 each week for the right to wear those jeans and then at the end of the year, that money benefits a local group.

THE APRON ANNIES HCE group (and husbands) celebrated its annual Christmas party at the Center of Family Love for residents and staff. Santa, with his favorite reindeer and elf, gave out refreshments and Christmas gifts while Christmas carols were sung.

( Editor’s note: This story was submitted by Maitland Woody of Kingfisher Action Team.)Four years ago, Emily and Michael Zingg moved from Michigan to Oklahoma to be closer to family after a devastating car accident changed their lives forever.

Oklahoma Supreme Court Chief Justice Dustin Rowe was the guest speaker at last Tuesday’s meeting of the Kingfisher Rotary Club.Rowe told Rotarians that Oklahoma had an independent Supreme Court appointed by the governor and free of state politics.

The Times & Free Press was told that several landowners in Kingfisher County were in opposition to the appraisals and the subsequent sale by exchange being approved by the Commissioners of the Land Office. ( Note: See related story above.)Some said they contacted their state legislators for help.

State Commissioners of the Land Office “disapproved” their staff taking further action on property north of Okarche during a Wednesday morning meeting, which had drawn the attention of several county residents.

Mike Copeland was all set to turn in his declaration of candidacy to run for a spot on the Kingfisher Board of Education.Then walked in Alberto Sanchez.After the two talked, Copeland said he felt the board would be in excellent hands with Sanchez taking his seat.So Copeland didn’t file.