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As promised, we return to printing and delivering our Sunday newspaper this coming Sunday, August 1.
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After squeaking in its last production just before the growing pandemic called a halt to live theater, Kingfisher Creative Inc. is coming out of quarantine this week with its latest comedic offering.
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A TV meteorologist who was born in Kingfisher will be the featured reader at the final Summer Lantern of 2021.
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In accordance with a new state law, certain utility vehicles can be titled, tagged and driven on city streets and state highways.
Read moreKingfisher Community Collaborative is recruiting volunteers to participate in a two-week, smartphone-based research study to identify how, why and in what contexts rural Oklahomans use tobacco or other substances.
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Southwestern Oklahoma State University’s 66th annual band camp recently attracted nearly 500 students from three states to the Weatherford campus for Oklahoma’s oldest and longest-running band camp. Camp director Marc Mueller said the students auditioned for placement in concert bands and participated in rehearsals as well as a variety of recreational activities. The six-day camp ended with a final concert featuring all of the bands. Among the students attending the camp from Kingfisher were: front row, from left, Emily Thomas, Destiny Buckner, Syra Littlehawk and Landon Eaton; middle row, Sara Farris, Adah Anderman, Centhany Vannoy, Erica Jenkins-Farris and David Owens; back row, Clayton Weinmeister, Livia Varnell, Zoe Yandell, Andrew Osborn and Slade Snow.
Read moreThe Kingfisher Police Department has investigated or responded to the following reports:
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The Times & Free Press in the next several editions is publishing Students of the Month for Heritage Elementary School for the 2020-21 school year. Listed in this edition are the students who were honored in January 2021.
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