Brett Tahah said it looked like her team hadn’t played or practiced in about a week.
Brett Tahah said it looked like her team hadn’t played or practiced in about a week.
Jackets fall in final seconds for 2nd straight game
Nearly 5 decades after her body was found northwest of Kingfisher, family members and authorities are still searching for answers in the cold case
Okarche’s Mueggenborg now eyes school’s all-time career scoring mark
Buckle up! Lady Jackets are champs again
Lady Jacket domination of Buckle continues with 6th straight crown
Nearly 5 decades after her body was found northwest of Kingfisher, family members and authorities are still searching for answers in the cold case
Four Kingfisher High School seniors were guests recently at a meeting of the Kingfisher Rotary Club.
The Kingfisher Police Department has investigated or responded to the following reports: December 24 - Possession of dangerous drugs prohibited-marijuana.
• MARDI GRAS BALL: Sts. Peter & Paul’s annual Mardi Gras Ball is Saturday, Feb. 14, at Ross Hall. Mingling starts at 6 p.m. and dinner at 7 p.m. For ticket price and purchasing information, see the ad in previous editions.
Buckle up! Lady Jackets are champs again
Okarche’s Mueggenborg now eyes school’s all-time career scoring mark
Lady Jacket domination of Buckle continues with 6th straight crown
Perkins-Tryon completed a magical run through the boys bracket with a 5247 upset win in overtime over top-seeded Weatherford in Wednesday night’s boys title game.
[John Barrasso is a fourterm Republican senator from Wyoming and Senate Majority Whip.]
In the last 100 years we have eliminated such diseases as the slobbers, palsy, quincy, the crud and the croup and we didn’t have to have a single telethon, marathon or beg for money on TV to do it. How easy we forget the pain and discomfort that diseases such as puking fever, English sweating fever, the grip and the screws caused. And in all that time I can’t ever remember getting a piece of junk mail that gave me a nickel in hopes that I’d contribute to a campaign to cure dropsy, breakbone fever, ague, carbuncles, boils or piles.
Dr. Jess Brewer, 88, a longtime veterinarian who practiced in northwest Oklahoma, southern Kansas and the Texas panhandle, passed away peacefully at his home on Christmas morning, Dec. 25, 2025, surrounded by his family and loved ones. Dr. Brewer had resided near Lacy on his cattle ranch for the past 25 years and, at 88, he still was licensed and active in the practice of veterinary medicine in Oklahoma.
Private family services will be held at a later date for Wanda L. Huntsberger, 66. Cremation arrangements are by Cordry-Gritz Funeral Home.
