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From July 2020 to July 2021, Oklahoma’s population growth outpaced most of the country thanks in part to people moving into the state.
Read moreMost purebred bull and female sales are held on the ranch because breeders want the customers to meet the family, see the cowherd and partake in a beef barbecue or pre-sale party.
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Shhh.
Be quiet.
Don’t wake her up!
Too late. No matter how quietly you get ice out of the fridge she hears it, and that’s when her morning conversations start: meow, meow, m-eo- w!
Read moreA light drizzle of rain fell on Kingfisher most of Sunday.
Read moreKingfisher City manager Dave Slezickey said the city lost electrical transmission from OG&E about 6 p.m. Sunday, leaving residents in the dark for several hours.
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FIRST LADIES — Members of the Kingfisher County Republican Women who attended the Oklahoma First Ladies Luncheon in Edmond on Saturday include, from left, Mary Bowerman, Donna Carter, Toni Pickle, Denise Boots, Debbie Parks and Brandi Willimon. The annual First Ladies Luncheon is the primary fundraiser of the Oklahoma Federation of Republican Women and was the brainchild of the late Marie Cooper, a founding member of KCRW. [Photo Courtesy Denise Boots]
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More than 100 people recently attended Cashion Christian Church to celebrate a milestone in its current building.
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