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October 2025 Students of the Month for Lomega were announced at a recent Raider Roundup. High school students earning the honor were (left side) Laken Lewallen and Claire Myers. Junior high students recognized were (right side) Toma Hawk and Grace Myers. [Photo provided]
Read moreAlthough the numbers were down at this year’s 15th Wine & Chocolate Festival, the vendors were happy, and did well, chairman Dagan Hardin told Hennessey United Association board members at their Nov. 10 meeting at Vernost Wine Co.
Read moreWelcome rain showers late last week and Sunday evening boosted county small grain fields – from those recently sown to those already up and growing.
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KINGFISHER LIONS CLUB members were joined last Thursday by Oklahoma Northwest District Governor Sharyl Pickens. A member of the Perkins Lions Club, Pickens is currently in the midst of visiting all 39 clubs in her district. Pickens’ service project for the year is “No One Should Go Hungry.” As part of that, she plans to partner with Meals of Hope and, during the district meeting at Stillwater next February, package 10,000 meals. During the meeting, the Kingfisher Lions voted to donate $150 toward the project, which will help fund more than 330 of the meals. Pickens is pictured with Kingfisher Lions Club President Michael Swisher presenting her the donation. [KT&FP Staff Photos]
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It took two people at the grocery store to find the canned cranberry sauce yesterday. It was on the bottom shelf of an aisle I’d walked down three times before I’d asked for help.
Read moreFormer Harvard president Larry Summers has now lost virtually every professional association after a House committee released emails of his exchanges with child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. There are around 20,000 pages of them. Many of the correspondences are embarrassing. There’s going to be little, if any, sympathy for a well-known elite who’s angered conservatives and progressives and befriends creeps. And perhaps Summers doesn’t deserve any.
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