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Read moreKingfisher city commissioners spent some time at this month’s regular meeting discussing city code matters raised at the annual city planning retreat in November.
Read moreBack in 2014, a group of Cashion sixth graders were preparing to do battle in their league’s version of the “Super Bowl” in Crescent.
Read moreAn already shorthanded Kingfisher girls basketball team had even fewer of its bullets in its final game before the Christmas break.
Read moreGilmour Elementary School recently announced its Great Expectations Citizenship Award winners for December 2020. The recipients were announced during Jacket Roundup on Dec. 17. Those receiving the honor included, from left: front row, kindergarten students Hope Voth, Jesus Rivera, Brooke Rother, Pressley Page and Jaxon Butts; middle row, first graders Emily Mosely, Nadia Gomez, Taylor Cronkhite and Scarlett Mercado; and back row, second graders Kynsli Moyeda, Cameron Wallace and Harmony Townsend and first graders Brooklyn Redwine and Maitlyn Tollefson. The award is voted on by teachers. The character trait students worked on during December was “caring.” Teachers were encouraged to choose students who exemplified that trait throughout the month. [Photo provided]
Read moreFull-time certified Hennessey staffers who qualify for normal, or early retirement, may enroll in the Hennessey Public Schools’ early retirement incentive program between now and Feb. 1.
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