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Kingfisher and Hennessey both are offering plenty of fun events Monday, July 4, to celebrate Independence Day.
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A reception at the Kingfisher County Courthouse Thursday recognized retiring Kingfisher County Excise-Equalization Board members Jim Shimanek of Hennessey and Jim Simmons of Cashion, second and third from left. Other county officers on hand included county commissioners Heath Dobrovolny, far left, Jeff Moss and Ray Shimanek, fourth and fifth from left, and Associate District Judge Lance Schneiter, far right. Simmons has served on the all-volunteer, three-member board for 25 and a half years and Shimanek for 11 years. Remaining board member Jim Wittrock of Okarche will be joined by two new members, Michelle Miller of Cashion, replacing Simmons in District 1, and Jim Berkenbile of Hennessey, replacing Shimanek in District 2. The new members will be sworn in and seated at the July 13 excise board meeting [KT&FP Staff Photo]
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A recent CBS poll indicates that 58% of Americans oppose the Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs to overturn Roe v. Wade.
Read moreThe cries from the left predicting the end of the world in the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade is a familiar sound.
Read more[Dan Hart is senior editor at The Washington Stand]
Read moreConfucius Institutes, controlled by a Chinese government agency, once flowered on college campuses across the country, including at the University of Oklahoma. But that has changed in recent years, particularly after the U.S. Department of State declared the institutes part of a “global propaganda and malign influence campaign.”
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