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Kingfisher County commissioners authorized Calm Construction Co. of Yukon to proceed on the Big 4 Fire Station remodeling project at their weekly meeting Wednesday.
Read moreA campaign aimed at encouraging Oklahoma teens to eat healthy is making an impact, according to a recent academic paper published in an international journal.
Read moreNominations are now open for 2022 Kingfisher Volunteer and Citizen of the Year awards, Chamer of Commerce Executive Director Shauna Rupp announced.
Read moreLinda Wilcox of Dover called to correct an identifi cation on a historical photo appearing on Page 1 of Wednesday’s paper.
Read moreEarly in his career, Dr. Keith Smith noted that hospitals were “constantly poor-mouthing, saying, ‘We’re going broke,’” yet those same hospitals constantly had cranes in front of them due to expansion. And self-contradiction was not the worst thing happening at those hospitals.
Read moreKingfisher County Treasurer Robin Rother and Assessor Carrie Turner issued some reminders last week about property tax payments and assessments.
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Re-elected county officers will begin their new terms next week. Associate District Judge Lance Schneiter, County Assessor Carrie Turner, top row from left, and county commissioners Jeff Moss (Dist. 1) and Heath Dobrovolny (Dist. 3) bottom row, were re-elected without opposition. Schneiter will swear in Turner, Moss and Dobrovolny at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 3. District Judge Paul Woodward of Enid will swear in Schneiter at a date and time to be determined. County Treasurer Robin Rother, also re-elected without opposition, won’t be sworn in until the first Monday in July, the statutory date for all county treasurers, to coincide with the fiscal year. [KT&FP File and Provided Photos]
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If you’re planning a New Year’s Eve celebration that involves alcohol, a safe ride home should be your first priority, law enforcement officers urge.
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