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More than 50 county residents will be taking advantage of October’s cooler temps to up their daily step counts as participants in Kingfisher Community Collaborative’s first-ever Walk-tober.
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“Maps and Mapmaking: Historical Maps of Oklahoma,” a temporary exhibit at Chisholm Trail Museum in Kingfisher, earned an honorable mention certificate from the Oklahoma Museum Association. The display includes mapmaking equipment and an explanation of the process, as well as a number of historical state maps. Museum Curator Jason Harris (holding the certificate) said the display will remain up for a couple more weeks. [Photo Provided]
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Kingfisher Electric Department workers didn’t get much sleep Thursday night and neither did Kingfisher, Dover, Okarche and some Hennessey residents without air conditioners or electric fans.
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Wyatt Burnett of Lomega 4-H claimed the biggest pumpkin trophy at the Oklahoma State Fair with this 572-pound giant. A front-end loader was needed to lift the pumpkin into the back of a pickup truck for transport. Wyatt is the grandson of Donald and Cathy Schweitzer of the Omega area. [Photo Provided]
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Cashion High School crowned a football homecoming king and queen Friday night (after press time) during its game with Watonga. Members of the homecoming court are, from left: Nick Nabavi, Zoe Slimp, Ben Harman, Lauren Lamb, Mason Manning, Baylie Frazier, Landon LaGasse, Avery Cotter, Joey Wilson and Sydney Owens. Junior attendants are Adallee Cotter and Huntley Hobgood. Photos of the king and queen will be in the Sept. 29 edition. [Photo by Brad Stone/www.bestone. shootproof.com]
Read moreHennessey’s last Farmer’s Market of the season was scheduled Saturday, Sept. 25, Stacy Cline, president of Hennessey United, told that board at their Sept. 16 meeting.
Read moreKingfisher County 2021 Fair results have been announced.
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