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![FEED THE HUNGRY – Sts. Peter & Paul Altar Society recently donated $2,500 to Kingfi sher Public Schools to assist with covering student lunch fees that have not been paid. The donation is part of the group’s September lesson on the fi rst Corporal Work of Mercy, “feed the hungry.” Presenting the check to Tammie Homier, KPS child nutrition director, center, is Ann Finley, right, and Janice Payne, left. [Photo provided]](https://www.kingfisherpress.net/sites/kingfisherpress.etypegoogle10.com/files/styles/medium/public/b0ce6e7d7c_ar00303008.jpg?itok=izuc81y-)
FEED THE HUNGRY – Sts. Peter & Paul Altar Society recently donated $2,500 to Kingfisher Public Schools to assist with covering student lunch fees that have not been paid.
Read moreThe University of Central Oklahoma announced that 311 students from Oklahoma, the U.S. and the world completed their college degrees during the summer 2024 semester.
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In an effort to curb skyrocketing workers’ compensation costs, Oklahoma lawmakers passed comprehensive work comp reform that went into effect in 2014. Early on, the returns were positive: the per-employee cost to purchase workers’ compensation insurance fell by 33 percent over the next three years.
Read moreKingfisher County commissioners awarded a contract to add an addition and remodel of the District 1 shop to RPC Operations of Kingfisher Monday.
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Longtime educator, coach ends battle with cancer
Read moreKingfisher Chamber of Commerce has postponed its annual “State of Education” luncheon.
Read moreAngle parking on Oklahoma Street east of the Main Street stoplight has caused congestion and safety issues, Hennessey Town Trustee Bert Gritz said at the board's Sept. 9 meeting.
Read moreCarolyn Flood and Jean Crosswhite, longtime local members of The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, have announced that Sept. 17-23 is Constitution Week and urge all area citizens to observe and honor the foundational document of national governance.
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