And one of the city’s newest employees answered
And one of the city’s newest employees answered
GOD’S GLORY IN TOTALITY – KT&FP Staff Writer Twila Adams (bottom right) ventured to Raymond Gary State Park in Fort Towson last Monday along with her daughters Jami (bottom left) and Cassidy (top) to take in the historic total solar eclipse. The spot in Choctaw County was part of a small sliver of Oklahoma expected to be a part of the “path of totality. “I wasn’t sure if the total solar eclipse would measure up to all the hype, but it was definitely worth the trip,” Adams said. “Once the slightest sliver of the sun disappeared behind the moon from 99 to 100 percent made all the difference.” The crowd that gathered shared the experience. “Everyone was watching and waiting, then there were cheers all around at the spectacular sight of totality. It was unbelievable to see how powerful the sun is, with only a tiny sliver emitting so much light on the earth,” Adams said. “When it was obscured, it was dark enough to see stars in the sky.” Like Adams said before, she was glad she made the trip. “I’m thankful I had the opportunity to witness one of the many works of God’s creation, reflecting His awesome power and glory.”
STUCO’s STING Week raises more than $17K for Nault family
Wildcats best top-ranked teams in 5A, 4A; Jackets finish 7th
Other county players named all-stars by class
Five Cashion High School seniors were recognized and celebrated Wednesday April 3 as they signed to continue their respective athletic careers at the collegiate level. The athletes are pictured seated in each photo along with family members who were among those in attendance. Also attending were coaches, teammates, classmates and other school personnel. The athletes included Derek Sheline (top left) and Parker Atkison (top right) will be attending Connors State College in Warner on shooting sports scholarships; Gage Bedick (center row) has signed to compete in both cross country and track at Cameron University; Lauren Jenkins (bottom left) is carrying on a family tradition and signed to play basketball at Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford; and Chance Acord (bottom right) signed to play baseball at Cowley County Community College. [KT&FP Staff and Provided Photos]
Looking back on what happened in the election field in 2023 can give us a better sense of what to expect in next year’s presidential election.
And one of the city’s newest employees answered
GOD’S GLORY IN TOTALITY – KT&FP Staff Writer Twila Adams (bottom right) ventured to Raymond Gary State Park in Fort Towson last Monday along with her daughters Jami (bottom left) and Cassidy (top) to take in the historic total solar eclipse. The spot in Choctaw County was part of a small sliver of Oklahoma expected to be a part of the “path of totality. “I wasn’t sure if the total solar eclipse would measure up to all the hype, but it was definitely worth the trip,” Adams said. “Once the slightest sliver of the sun disappeared behind the moon from 99 to 100 percent made all the difference.” The crowd that gathered shared the experience. “Everyone was watching and waiting, then there were cheers all around at the spectacular sight of totality. It was unbelievable to see how powerful the sun is, with only a tiny sliver emitting so much light on the earth,” Adams said. “When it was obscured, it was dark enough to see stars in the sky.” Like Adams said before, she was glad she made the trip. “I’m thankful I had the opportunity to witness one of the many works of God’s creation, reflecting His awesome power and glory.”
STUCO’s STING Week raises more than $17K for Nault family
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Wildcats best top-ranked teams in 5A, 4A; Jackets finish 7th
5 others from county are all-stars by class
Thomas dominated much of the top of the leaderboard Monday to win the inaugural Dover Invitational golf tournament at Kingfisher Golf Course.
NCAA to destroy college sports?
California’s $20/hour minimum wage for fast food workers went into effect this month, and the early results are negative. Companies affected by the law are laying off workers, putting off needed capital improvements and raising prices. Some are closing their doors altogether or opening new restaurants only in other states. Keep in mind that these companies have already been dealing with post-COVIDlockdown business losses, homelessness, crime, retail theft and loss of customers as people move out of the state’s largest and most populous cities.
The funeral for Sandra Hardin, 66, was Friday, April 12, at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church officiated by Deacon Jeff Kelly. Burial followed at Hennessey Cemetery under the direction of Cordry-Gritz Funeral Home.
It is with great sadness that the family of Gregory N. Fisher announces his passing at the age of 71 on Monday, March 25, 2024, in Oklahoma City.
