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![TEACHERS LEARNING – Kingfi sher’s Kurt Kaya, left, and Hennessey’s Kaylena Grellner, right, were among the almost 300 educators and artists to attend the Oklahoma Fall Arts Institute in late October. [Photos provided]](https://www.kingfisherpress.net/sites/kingfisherpress.etypegoogle10.com/files/styles/medium/public/teachers_learning.jpg?itok=goKDzhk0 "TEACHERS LEARNING – Kingfi sher’s Kurt Kaya, left, and Hennessey’s Kaylena Grellner, right, were among the almost 300 educators and artists to attend the Oklahoma Fall Arts Institute in late October. [Photos provided]")
Nearly 300 educators and artists from across Oklahoma gathered at the Oklahoma Fall Arts Institute (OFAI) for a series of intensive weekend workshops, designed to enhance their skills in literary, visual, and performing arts while earning professional development credit.
Read moreOnly Loyal, among Kingfisher County towns, showed an increase in its sales tax check for November compared to November 2023.
Read more![Okarche High School has announced the October 2024 Students of the Month. These students have been working to their potential and demonstrated respect to the student body, staff and faculty, among other positive qualities. The students honored were, from left: top row, senior Kylie Harper and junior Andrew Walker; middle row, sophomore Sandra Woodland and freshman Austin Walker; and bottom row, eighth grader Carly Rother and seventh grader Sutton Terrell. [Photo provided]](https://www.kingfisherpress.net/sites/kingfisherpress.etypegoogle10.com/files/styles/medium/public/ohs_students_of_the_month.jpg?itok=y8Z6HXIX "Okarche High School has announced the October 2024 Students of the Month. These students have been working to their potential and demonstrated respect to the student body, staff and faculty, among other positive qualities. The students honored were, from left: top row, senior Kylie Harper and junior Andrew Walker; middle row, sophomore Sandra Woodland and freshman Austin Walker; and bottom row, eighth grader Carly Rother and seventh grader Sutton Terrell. [Photo provided]")
Whoever lives and believes in me will never die. Do you believe this?” — John 11:26
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Read moreDAILY CALLER NEWS FOUNDATION—Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) co-leader Vivek Ramaswamy indicates that federal employees will be required to return to the office full time, and that the push has left union bureaucrats “in tears.”
Read moreLike many families facing COVID school shutdowns and their aftermath starting in 2020, Jennifer Johnson found her children were being left behind academically by the traditional school system and opted instead to homeschool them.
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