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A new painting by John Newsom is the latest in NBC Oklahoma’s Artist Series and features images that are familiar to Oklahomans.
Read moreBefore handing out Christmas gifts this holiday season, perhaps consider donating blood.
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Three men and two dogs start across the Cline Ranch west of Hennessey in search of birds during the opening day of the 2021 Grand National Quail Hunt. “Hunters come from all over,” Perry Cline said about this year’s hunters and those in the past. This year was the same, except he only had five hunters instead of the usual 12. “They all had no trouble getting their limits,” Cline said about the annual event. Cline said his late-father, Pat Cline, “got into the Grand National from the start.” The late Irvin Bollenbach, a longtime Kingfisher rancher, had the hunts there “and when they quit, we started having them here about five years ago.” This year’s hunt was Tuesday and Thursday, Nov. 16 and 18, and the host landowners provide food for their guests. Hunters stayed in Enid on Wednesday for clay pigeon shoots, Cline said. [Photo provided]
Read moreThe Kingfisher Police Department has investigated or responded to the following reports:
Read moreThe following traffic accidents are being investigated by the Kingfisher Police Department:
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Hennessey Elementary School Eagles of the Week for the week ending Nov. 19 include pre-kindergarten students Anilu Meraz, Keegan Hyatt, Aylie Marin and Cooper Crites; kindergarten students Blakely Koehn, Brandon Martinez and Allen Wood; first graders Archer Huntsberger, Mariela Ledezma-Chon, Manuel Zuniga and Fernanda Perez; second graders Deikyn Wymore, Quinn Ward, Addie Santspree and Yoany Garcia; third graders Brianna Triana, Kayli Crawford, Victoria Ramirez and Natalie Andrews; and fourth graders Reese Meek, Wyatt Brown, Andrea Cox and Sebastian Velasco. [Photo provided]
Read moreLack of adequate soil moisture is often a major cause of winter damage. Dry soil coupled with strong winter winds can cause havoc on a plant. All plants, but especially narrowleaf and broadleaf evergreens, use water during winter. When little or no soil moisture is present, plants can become desiccated and it is more likely root damage will also occur.
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