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“Scams and Technology” is the topic at the next Kingfi sher County Retired Educators Association meeting.
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Several dozen people were on hand Monday as the Kingfisher Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new location of the Kingfisher County Health Department. After a major remodeling project was completed on the property the department purchased at 421 W. Bowman, the move to the new facility was made in August 2022. Among those on hand for the ceremony were city, community and school leaders; members of the Kingfisher County Board of Health; current and former health department employees from the local and state level; and Kingfisher Chamber of Commerce board of directors members, among others. Holding the ribbon and sign on the front row were, from left: Isabella Valderrama, wellness coordinator; Vanessa England, chamber board member; Lorena Najera, community health worker; Kaci Murray, administrative technician; Layn Banister, patient care assistant; Heather Dunivan, administrative assistant; Saundra Main, district nurse manager; Jennifer Boyle, administrative program offier; Maggie Jackson, regional administrative director; Shauna Rupp, chamber of commerce executive director; Blair Coughlan, community engagement and health planning manager; Stacy Maroney, business manager; Ann Finley, Kingfisher County Board of Health co-chairman; and Dr. Drew Hendrix, Kingfisher County Board of Health member. Among the others pictured and on hand for the ceremony are Jay Smith, former Kingfisher County regional administrative director; Max Thomas, Kingfisher County Board of Health chairman; Steve Shiever, Kingfisher County Board of Health member; Whitney Washburn, nutritionist therapist; Andrea Cooper, Kingfisher County coordinating nurse; Anahi Lopez, administrative technician; Kelly McGough, nurse practitioner; Terry Mote, Garfield County Marshallese community liaison; Bobbie Smith, community nurse manager; Lillie Taylor, mobile coordinating nurse; Jenny Arms, retired from county health department. After the ceremony, the department hosted an open house, served refreshments and offered tours of the new facility. [KT&FP Staff Photos]
Read moreSo we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen. For what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal
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The University of Oklahoma regents recently voted to adopt the Chicago Statement on freedom of expression. And while that’s a great first step, writes OCPA president Jonathan Small, “OU officials can do more.”
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Junior goes 4-3, scores 13 of team’s 21 points; Shellstrom nets pair of wins at heavyweight
Read moreSeveral schools will be on hand this weekend as Kingfisher hosts the annual Western Conference Wrestling Tournament.
Read moreThe Kingfisher Police Department has investigated or responded to the following reports: December 4 - Warrant.
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