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Lomega High School held its basketball homecoming last Friday prior to hosting Dover in its season opener. Emma Duffy was crowned homecoming queen and Riley Lumpkin the king during the ceremony. The homecoming court pictured includes, from left: Dilon Fisher, Rhett Glazier, Noah Snowden, Ady Wilson, Lumpkin, Duffy, Hector Rivera and Reagan Ramer. Flower girl was Piper Lentz and the crown bearer was Jensen Landreth. For information on the homecoming games, see Page 7 of this edition. /Photo provided]
Read moreRyan Pribil of Hennessey was awarded overall grand champion steer, champion commercial pen of three and reserve champion commercial pen of three in the NJHA Fed Steer Shootout contest.
Read moreA group of Lomega Elementary students were selected recently as “Remarkable Raiders” for showing kindness. Earning the honor were, from left: front row, Alivia Leuetkemeyer, Cheyenne McCollum, Hestyn Griffith and Shaylee Fisher; and back row, Layken Bearman, Caden Gundlach, Reagan Snowden and Hunter Russell. [Photo provided]
Read moreIf you thought the sheer brazenness of the Big Cheat was galling, brace yourself for the Great Certification Scam that comes next.
Read moreKingfisher High School seniors Olivia Wilcox and Jarret Birdwell have been announced as the Junior Lions for November 2020.
Read moreWhile nationwide election results weakened the Democrat majority in the U.S. House and control of the Senate appears to balance on the results of two Georgia runoffs, Oklahoma voters did their part to keep both houses in the red.
Read moreThree days in and with Democrat Joe Biden slipping to within six electoral votes of the magic 270 number to secure the White House, the Trump campaign is seeking a Wisconsin recount and has filed legal action in Georgia, Pennsylvania and Michigan over ballot-counting rules.
Read moreKingfisher County residents gave a big thumbs-up to renewing the county’s designated half-cent sales tax, but 13 votes defeated the city’s proposal for a permanent third-cent capital improvement tax.
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