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So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen. For what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal
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The University of Oklahoma regents recently voted to adopt the Chicago Statement on freedom of expression. And while that’s a great first step, writes OCPA president Jonathan Small, “OU officials can do more.”
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Junior goes 4-3, scores 13 of team’s 21 points; Shellstrom nets pair of wins at heavyweight
Read moreSeveral schools will be on hand this weekend as Kingfisher hosts the annual Western Conference Wrestling Tournament.
Read moreThe Kingfisher Police Department has investigated or responded to the following reports: December 4 - Warrant.
Read moreThe following reports have been filed by the Hennessey Police Department: Drugs – Arturo Alaniz, 64, Hennessey, was arrested at Walnut and Iowa streets at 7:16 p.m. Jan. 8 after an officer followed him north on State Highway 81 after he failed to use a blinker before making a right hand turn, according to the report. The officer said he noticed there was a metal frame around the license tag covering up the expiration date. After the vehicle stopped, he asked for his insurance and Alaniz reached into a glove box and the offi cer saw a pistol, according to the report. The officer told him to close the glove box and get out of the vehicle and Alaniz told him it was a BB gun, the report said. The officer ejected the clip and determined it was a BB gun. The officer asked Alaniz twice if he had permission to inspect the rest of the vehicle and the report shows he said, “Yeah. Why not.” A glass pipe with residue commonly used to smoke methamphetamines was in the console and the driver said it was not his and he lets his friends drive his vehicle, according to the report. Alaniz was arrested, placed in handcuffs and searched. A glass pipe with residue was found in his jacket pocket, the report said. The officer said he walked around the vehicle and saw something white moving under it and retrieved a bag with a white crystal-like substance that appeared as methamphetamines. Alaniz was placed under arrest at 7:30 p.m. and transported to the Kingfisher County Criminal Justice Center where he was booked and the crystal- like substance tested positive for methamphetamines and weighed 5.73 grams.
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Frances “Louise” Mc-Farlin, 93, of Kingfisher, passed peacefully from this life on Jan. 8, 2023, at Cimarron Nursing Center.
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