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A front page article in Sunday’s print edition of the Times & Free Press listed the incorrect name for one of the three men who helped establish Pioneer Telephone Cooperative Inc. The three men who helped establish the first telephone exchanges in Loyal, Omega, Oakwood and Fay included State Sen. Roy Boecher, Pat Rivers and Truman Wood.
Read moreRussian aggression, voter suppression and the next recession are among the topics U.S. Sen. James Lankford discussed in a visit to Kingfisher Monday afternoon.
Read moreKingfisher County Commission Chairman Heath Dobrovolny gave a heads-up to fellow commissioners Monday that the county’s health insurance was going to cost more this year.
Read moreKingfisher, Hennessey and Cashion, along with Kingfisher County, had substantial increases in January sales tax, according to the Oklahoma Tax Commission.
Read moreNewfield Community Park project manager John Gooden, left photo, reports $63,250 in private donations raised in the last month for pavilions, park benches and the Arbor Day Playground, right photo, just over halfway to the $115,000 goal. Gooden displays the model he sculpted for the climbing rock wall, which will measure approximately 19 feet long and eight feet tall. The playground also will include a pendulum swing and a horizontal climbing tree modeled after the playground tree at the old Washington Elementary School. The playground is sponsored by the Kingfisher Tree Board, which is committed to raising $25,000. [Photos Provided]
Read moreKingfisher Cloverbuds and 4-H recently hosted a “Share the Fun” event at the Kingfisher County Fairgrounds. There were 16 acts that showcased a variety of talents, such as a ventriloquist, roping, singing, dancing, poem recitations, gymnastics, pet tricks, fun science experiments and more. Taking part were, from left: front row, Leyton Reherman, KJ Reherman, Landon Nusz, Kinlyn Meyer, Ava Davis, Addyson Davis, Brooke Rother, Beckett Yost, Maitlyn Tollefson, Emily Francis, Avery Inskeep, Rylan Burns, Madi Bragg; middle row, Jax Johnson, Braylee Wittrock, Addison Francis, Kruz Meyer, Adam Williams, Easton Kuehn, Rylee Inskeep, Annie Wehba; and back row, Makaio McCully, Terry-Ann McCully and Savanna Reherman. The Cloverbud leader is Kayla Meyer and the 4-H leaders are April Burns and Darcy Reherman. Contact the Kingfisher County Extension Office to get more information about becoming a member in 4-H. [Photo provided]
Read moreJayden Hladik, a freshman at Hennessey High School has been selected for the 2022 High School Honors Performance Series at Carnegie Hall.
Read moreWinners in the 23rd annual Hennessey Friends of the Library Chili Cookoff were:
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