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The Department of Justice has filed a statement of interest in support of a lawsuit filed by seven Michigan businesses challenging Democrat Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s coronavirus lockdown orders.
Read moreThe start of the 2020-21 school year was the topic of conversation briefly during Monday’s meeting of the Kingfisher Board of Education.
Read moreVoters in Kingfisher County who want to have absentee ballots mailed to them for the June 30 elections should apply now, Kingfisher County Election Board Secretary Shawna Butts said.
Read moreCOVID-19 has taken a tremendous toll on the blood supply and Oklahoma Blood Institute has an immediate need for eligible blood donors.
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The Eagle Event Center held its first official event last Tuesday, May 26, when the Hennessey High School Class of 2020 graduated in the new facility. The graduates each sat with their family members and guests during the ceremony. Each of the 59 graduates was allowed four guests. Seating was spread out to allow for social distancing and attendees were encouraged to wear masks. The 35,000 squarefoot facility will seat up to 1,800 for basketball games and has a number of amenities, including a 10-by-32-foot media panel (bottom left photo) that will serve as a scoreboard during games, but also offer other features. [Photos provided by Beth Curran]
Read moreExtra precautions will be taken later this month when Gilmour Elementary School holds its annual pre-kindergarten enrollment and screenings.
Read moreOklahoma Department of Transportation on Monday awarded bids for projects that will affect Kingfisher County.
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Speeding, 1-10 Over Limit – Sergio Gonzalez-Alaniz, Hennessey; Juvenile (no name listed), Hennessey; Weldon C. Krause, Yukon; Luke A Vanderwork, Mooreland; Colton D.
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