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Each month students at Okarche Elementary School are recognized for a good character trait and named “REAL Warriors.” In the month of October 2025, the character trait was “Respect.” REAL is an acronym for Respect, Effort, Attitude and Leadership. Students in pre-k through second grade earning the honor were (top photo), from left: Colt Rother, Kaselyn Stroh, Henslee Pringnitz, Kyler Beaman, Karter McDonald, Emersyn Brown, Tinley Boling and Ella Brueggen. Pictured in the bottom photo are students named to the honor in third-sixth grades. They were, from left: front row, Zoey Rother, Kyper Beaman, Jessie Petty, Paisley Rich, Wade Klinnert, Laura Whitney; and back row, Walker Richie, Jase Copsin, Waylon Richie and Enslie West. [Photos provided]
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Six Kingfisher High School seniors were guests recently at a meeting of the Kingfisher Rotary Club.
Read more![ABOVE: The Cashion FFA officer team is pictured in costume with their advisors at the October chapter meeting. BELOW: Members Participate in Games at the Cashion FFA Chapter’s September Meeting. [Photos provided by Molly Mayes, Cashion FFA Reporter]](https://www.kingfisherpress.net/sites/kingfisherpress.etypegoogle10.com/files/styles/medium/public/613ed6d4bd_Ar00201006.jpg?itok=jWEPrhlA "ABOVE: The Cashion FFA officer team is pictured in costume with their advisors at the October chapter meeting. BELOW: Members Participate in Games at the Cashion FFA Chapter’s September Meeting. [Photos provided by Molly Mayes, Cashion FFA Reporter]")
Service, teamwork and unity have been the focus of the Cashion FFA chapter this fall as members attend monthly meetings and prepare for committee events.
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Hoping your Thanksgiving holiday was best ever
Read moreZack Smith is a senior legal fellow and manager of the Supreme Court and Appellate Advocacy Program in The Heritage Foundation’s Edwin Meese III Center for Legal and Judicial Studies.
Read moreThe Cotton Brothers wore clothes that weren’t. Their duds were made by a blacksmith instead of a tailor because as members of a three man fence crew down around San Angelo they faced three of God’s most dangerous inventions: barbed wire, brush that cut like it, and rattlesnakes.
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