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There were about 700 cars at the last Cruisin’ Oklahoma event and more are expected this Sunday, April 18, for a Main Street Show in Hennessey from 1-6 p.m.
Read moreHospital blood usage has surged nearly 10% over previous levels, as the state has moved into COVID recovery mode.
Read moreAnother volunteer workday is scheduled at 3 p.m. Sunday, April 18, to finish demolition work at the home of Danny and Ann Pflueger, 301 N. First St., Kingfisher.
Read moreThank you to all who have reached out to the present and future Superintendents of Hennessey Public Schools concerning the hiring of personnel.
Read moreKathleen Virginia Vogt died April 14, 2021, at her home in Okarche.
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Braden Burns has put together a storied FFA career that’s included numerous honors inside and out of the show ring.
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FOR ONCE, no one cared when yet another student competition switched from in-person to virtual because of pandemic protocols. At least, no one in Kingfisher minded when these dazzling chalk drawings popped up downtown, courtesy Summer Scott’s Art II and III students, who were competing virtually in the Chickasha chalk art competition. Artists in the top photo are Yamile Saucedo, Aline Jordan and Jodie Hill. In the bottom photo are Alma Soto, Ben Erwin, Matt Stone and Maricza Lopez. (TIMES-FREE PRESS Staff Photos]
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