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Okarche High School announced the October and November 2021 Students of the Month. These students are selected by the faculty based on a number of factors, including character demonstrated through compassion, honesty, trustworthiness, optimism and responsibility. The October Students of the Month were (top left) Sara Jacobs and Zoe Palmer. The November Students of the Month were (top right) Madison Schaefer and Jett Mueggenborg. Also announced were the October and November Lion and Lioness. Students selected as the Lion and Lioness must be a junior or a senior and demonstrate qualities such as behavior and self-control, attitude toward others and learning, good citizenship, leadership and integrity and responsibility. The October selections were (bottom left) Payton Kerby and Sophie VanDenDriessche and the November selections were (bottom right) Adyson Arms and Osbaldo Barcenas. [Photos provided]
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[Deroy Murdock is a Manhattan-based Fox News contributor, a contributing editor with National Review Online, and a senior fellow with the London Center for Policy Research.]
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LADY WARRIORS - Team members for the 2021-22 Okarche junior high girls basketball team include, from left: front row, Katy Creswell, Lyla Zaragoza, Emma Alig, Katie Parham, Sara Jacobs and Kennedy Blackwood; middle row, Scout Payne, Julia Rayburn, Averi Wilson, Maycie Moore, Bella Hufnagel and Avery Schieber; and back row, Kylie Harper, Abbigayle Endres, Harpe White, Addison Mingus, Jaici Easton, Callie Cramer and Presley Wittrock. [Photo provided]
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Read moreA 32-year-old Kingfisher woman found hiding in a dumpster Jan. 8 after a highspeed chase with a sheriff’s deputy was charged Tuesday with three felony offenses in Kingfisher County District Court.
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Brady Wilson, left, regional director for Fellowship Of Christian Athletes (FCA), was the featured speaker of the Kingfisher Rotary club recently. Wilson’s wife Hayley, center, was also in attendance. The Wilsons reside in Enid. Wilson told of FCA activities in his region and presented a brief history of FCA, a nationwide organization which began in Oklahoma in 1954. He said there are currently 30 FCA staff members throughout the state and his northwest Oklahoma territory is comprised of over 50 high schools, which he visits throughout the school year. Rotarian John Johnson, right, who is a longtime FCA supporter, encouraged those in attendance to become involved in the FCA through donation of time and money. Johnson arranged for the presentation and introduced the couple to the club. [KT&FP Staff Photo]
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