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ANOTHER REASON TO CELEBRATE

ANOTHER REASON TO CELEBRATE — These excited faces at the recent fundraising gala for the Center of Family Love may have been sparked by the fact that the Okarche-based center for intellectually-disabled adults was well on its way to a record-shattering $2.075 million total donations from a single event. But CEO Debbie Espinosa, left, and Nellie Sanders, senior vice president for philanthropy, right, (with CFL “NextGen Hero” and gala honoree Allen) also have reason to celebrate Friday’s Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade. Sanders told the Times & Free Press that generations of babies diagnosed with Down syndrome in utero have been wiped out by legal abortions. “Ultimately we realize that because of abortion, 92% of people with Down syndrome lose their lives each year due to genetic screening. We recognize that there have been entire generations of people who have never been given the opportunity to become developed and be integrated into world leadership roles in society.” CFL also recognizes that support for those parents from the time they discover their unborn child’s potential challenges is crucial and is planning a Family Life Resource Center to fill that need. “We want to support families who discover that they are having a little one who has these different abilities and show them that the future is as wonderful and bright a place for them as it is for all children,” Sanders said. See Wednesday’s paper for the full story about this and other “game-changing” goals CFL is pursuing. [Photo Provided]

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Roe v. Wade overturned

The U.S. Supreme Court released its highly anticipated decision Friday morning overturning Roe v. Wade, the 1973 landmark ruling which established a constitutional right to abortion.

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Primary election voting ends Tuesday

Kingfisher County registered voters will help decide 11 Republican races and two Democrat races in primary elections ending at 7 p.m. Tuesday.

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SUN SETS ON 2022 KINGFISHER COUNTY WHEAT HARVEST

The harvest rush is over in Kingfisher County, a check of elevators indicated last Monday. Clear days through the last two weeks allowed producers to write “finished” on the 2022 small grain crop. Wheat that came in the closing days of the harvest remained good quality and yields exceeded what might have been expected after a difficult growing season – a late sowing season and dry weather during the growing season. See Page 2 for more details. [KT&FP Staff Photo by Twila Adams]

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Tuesday is election day; please vote

Tuesday, June 28, is election day in Kingfisher County and all of Oklahoma.

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Jan. 6 prisoners have been held for over a year without trial

It has been left to independent media and the small band of Republicans who still have spines to keep the plight of the Jan. 6 political prisoners in the public spotlight.

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The flat-saddle crowd

People who ride horses fall into one of two categories: English or Western. They are as different as night and day, Republicans and Democrats or Holsteins and Brahmas.

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