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Kingfisher County residents can expect no disruptions in 911 services while county commissioners search for a new administrator for the program, Heath Dobrovolny, board of county commissioners chairman said.
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Too often, government officials assess the effectiveness of “economic development” like the guy who brags about winning $100 on a scratch-off ticket after spending $1,000 on the lottery. But this approach ignores the true cost.
Read moreThe Democrats’ new reconciliation bill isn’t just going to be the largest-ever expansion of a government agency. It’s going to be the largest expansion of the domestic police state in American history. Only a statist could believe that a federal government, which already collects $4.1 trillion every year – or $12,300 for every citizen – supposedly needs 80 battalions of new IRS cops.
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Read moreExtra security measures are continuing to be addressed at the county level.
Read moreHennessey town board gets more public participation at most recent meeting
Read more![LEADERSHIP SUMMIT – More than 200 Oklahomans attended the recent AFR Leadership Summit sessions. Among them were eight from Kingfisher County: Aubree Geisler, Braxton Murray, Kelby Ott, Abby Swart, Kinsley Fisher, Saidee Wright and Hadley Ott, all of Lomega, and Dustyn McLean of Kingfisher. [Photo provided]](https://www.kingfisherpress.net/sites/kingfisherpress.etypegoogle10.com/files/styles/medium/public/leadership_summit.jpg?itok=qP-G2BAk "LEADERSHIP SUMMIT – More than 200 Oklahomans attended the recent AFR Leadership Summit sessions. Among them were eight from Kingfisher County: Aubree Geisler, Braxton Murray, Kelby Ott, Abby Swart, Kinsley Fisher, Saidee Wright and Hadley Ott, all of Lomega, and Dustyn McLean of Kingfisher. [Photo provided]")
More than 200 students from across Oklahoma participated in one of two American Farmers & Ranchers Leadership Summit sessions held July 24-30.
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