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‘I’M SHOCKED WE HAVEN’T BEEN SUED YET;’ OKLAHOMA LICENSURE BOARDS ARE FLAWED

State licensure boards are an important, although often overlooked, component of job opportunity and economic growth. The boards control access to professions. If operated appropriately, they provide consumer protection while allowing the most qualified people possible to enter a profession, which increases competition and keeps prices down for consumers.

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Dover founded as ranchers’ trading post before Run of 1889

DOVER ( Second in a series on Kingfisher County town histories.) Situated in Kingfisher County north of the Cimarron River, Dover lies on U.S. Highway 81, nine miles north of Kingfisher, the county seat. The surrounding area had been leased by cattlemen and was commonly called Red Fork Traders’ Ranch because a trading post existed there. The ranch, and future location of Dover, lay along a government road and stage route from Kansas to Fort Reno and near the Chisholm Trail, the pathway of millions of cattle herded from Texas to Kansas in the 1880s.

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Pros still puzzled by Dems’ 2022 success

Pros still puzzled by Dems’ 2022 success

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KPS students earn spots on all-state choirs

Multiple rounds of tryouts and various competitions have recently seen eight Kingfisher Public Schools choir students garner all-state recognition.

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Idea of historical society continues to percolate in Hennessey

Creation of a Hennessey Historical Society to restore or fund a new library received a unanimous showof- hands approval from all 17 in the audience during the town’s Library Building Committee meeting last week.

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Meals on Wheels seeks donations to continue serving area’s elderly

Kingfisher Meals on Wheels is seeking local donations to help finance its mission to feed hot, nutritious meals to the area’s elderly and homebound residents.

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Non-profit creates fake quote to attack anti-CRT law

A nonprofit organization is offering to pay for the legal defense of teachers accused of violating a law that bans teaching children that “one race or sex is inherently superior to another race or sex.”

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