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KPD adds new officer

Kingfisher Police Department’s newest officer is fulfilling aspirations.

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Kingfisher’s Kylie Hood to reign as state’s DYW

This wasn’t how Kylie Hood envisioned becoming Distinguished Young Woman of Oklahoma.

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Man arrested on complaints of soliciting sex with minors

A Kingfisher man is in jail and is facing a felony charge of soliciting sexual conduct or communication with a minor by use of technology.

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Who will replace Biden when he quits race?

Who will replace Biden when he quits race?

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It’s increasingly clear Feds were protecting Joe Biden, not Hunter

Two veteran IRS agents with impeccable records have now testified under oath that federal officials not only slow-walked the Hunter Biden probe but nixed efforts to investigate Joe’s role in the family business. And though legacy media are conveniently apathetic about the developments, they seem somewhat newsworthy to me.

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Teens returning from Falls Creek brings back great memories

Sunday afternoon I jumped into my time machine. It took me back to the 1950s riding in our church bus from Oklahoma City to Davis, then on bumpy and winding Arbuckle Mountain roads to Falls Creek Baptist Church Camp.

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Following Affirmative Action’s demise, slay the DEI leviathan

On Thursday, Stanford Law School Dean Jenny Martinez announced that its embattled associate dean for “diversity, equity, and inclusion” (DEI), Tirien Steinbach, has resigned. Steinbach’s all but assuredly forced “resignation” followed an outpouring of disgust from Americans revolted by her disgraceful antics during the Stanford Federalist Society student chapter’s attempted hosting in March of a speech by U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit Judge Kyle Duncan, which was constantly disrupted by outlandish student behavior and ultimately canceled. Steinbach’s resignation represents a modicum of justice following a grievous wrong. Now, Steinbach will have plenty of time to mull over whether the “juice” of her abetting an obstreperous law school student woke mob was worth the “squeeze” of her eventual dismissal.

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