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Pioneer offering chance to speak with Santa

Pioneer announced last week it will once again be helping Santa connect with eager boys and girls ahead of the Christmas season.

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Cecil Ingram

Cecil Ray Ingram was born to Martin Littleton Ingram and Anna Blanche (Wright) Ingram on Oct 29, 1933, in Kemp, Okla.

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Lunsford is DYW title winner

The title of Kingfisher County Distinguished Young Woman of 2022 is owned by Katon Lunsford.

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‘I have gained a new friend’

It’s not uncommon for friendships to form during the Distinguished Young Women of Kingfisher County Scholarship Program.

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Tuesday’s rude awakening: Much of county loses power

A number of Kingfisher County residents on Tuesday morning woke up to - or were awoken by - no electricity.

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Weekend edition printing early

While subscribers and loyal newsstand buyers will receive the weekend edition of the Times & Free Press at its normal time, it will have been printed early.

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The flag waves proud... and TALLER than ever

Members of Kingfisher American Legion Post 5 have long talked about wanting a taller flag pole for the Kingfisher High School football field. “The Post donated the original pole, but decided it is just not `grand’ enough for our field or our nation’s flag,” according to Dr. A.J. Johnson. So, after much discussion and after consulting with Superintendent of Schools Jason Stemberger, the Post offered to pay half the cost of a new, 40-foot flag pole. Stemberger agreed and the pole was ordered. It is made from fiberglass so it’s lighter than the previous one and is hinged at the base so maintenance is easy. Also, because it is non-conductive, it will not attract lightning. The Post also donated an 8-foot by 12-foot United States flag for the pole. The remaining two poles will be used for the Oklahoma flag and the school flag. They were on display during last week’s playoff game against Lone Grove. A formal dedication will be planned by the Post during next football season’s “Warriors for Freedom” game in Kingfisher. (Photo provided by KHS Photography/www.khsphotography.smugmug.com]

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