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A traffic stop May 12 for an expired license plate led to an arrest by Kingfisher police officers, according to KPD reports.
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More than 50 supporters of the Hennessey Public Library packed Hennessey Town Hall last Wednesday night for a five-minute special meeting of the town board.
Read moreHennessey Fire Department reported the following recent fire calls:
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Read moreThe documentary “2000 Mules”, which details what it says is massive ballot trafficking in the 2020 election, has now been seen by more than 20 million Americans.
Read moreThe election of Kevin Stitt, a successful businessman who was a political unknown before he became governor, marked a dramatic change in how the Oklahoma state government operates.
Read moreA free public forum featuring Republican candidates for seven state offices is scheduled Thursday evening at Kingfisher Heritage School auditorium. Doors open at 5:45 p.m.
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Kingfisher High School’s golf coaches recently showed their appreciation to the local course for being such a gracious host throughout the season. Boys’ coach Chris Combs, left, and girls’ coach Audra Smalley, right, presented a check for $1,000 to the Kingfisher Golf Course. Gary Wilson, center, the course’s manager and pro, accepted the check. The course hosted eight high school tournaments throughout the season. Four of those were invitational tournaments, at which the course fed every player and coach who took part. The course then played host to a pair of regional qualifiers and two regional tournaments. “It’s great to have someone like Gary who is willing to put in a lot of work to host those tournaments,” Combs said. “There aren’t a lot of places that are willing to put in that work and we appreciate all he does for our teams and our school.” [Photo provided]
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