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When House Bill 1775 became law in 2021, banning the teaching of certain concepts broadly associated with Critical Race Theory (CRT), opponents claimed CRT was not taught in Oklahoma schools.
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For some on the political left, failure to achieve their goals through existing processes does not lead them to reassess their tactics or strategy. Instead, they immediately resort to unprecedented efforts to destroy the system. If they can’t win playing by the rules, some on the left want to jettison rules altogether.
Read moreHillary Clinton gave the go-ahead for her campaign to distribute the Trump-Russia collusion Alfa Bank story to the media, her 2016 campaign manager Robby Mook testified on Friday during the criminal trial of Clinton campaign lawyer Michael Sussmann.
Read moreThe Kingfisher Police Department has investigated or responded to the following reports:
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We all want to make changes in our lives, to continue to grow and become the best version of ourself. We often become discouraged because we fail to see that endings are also new beginnings. The caterpillar encloses its self in a cocoon. Is the cocoon a tomb or a womb? Both, the caterpillar’s life has come to an end. However, this ending is by a divine plan whereby God is bringing about a great change in the caterpillar. The old identity of the worm is under going a metamorphosis to become something much more beautiful than the caterpillar. All the while, the caterpillar in the cocoon is becoming something beautiful, something good, a butterfly.
Read moreA slow steady rain drenched Kingfisher County and a large area of Oklahoma Monday and part of Tuesday.
Read moreKingfisher County commissioners declared as sur plus certain equipment for Districts 3 and 1 at their weekly meeting.
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