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Thanks to record-setting generosity of its donors, Kingfisher Educational Foundation just funded $30,000 in teacher grants for new classroom enrichment programs for Kingfisher schools.
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James Perdue of Kingfisher, third from left, was recognized as the 2020 Hall of Fame winner for Kingfisher County 4-H. With him are his family, from left, dad Jim Perdue, sister Elizabeth Perdue and mom Deborah Perdue. In presenting the award, Kingfisher County OSU Extension 4-H Educator Laine Martin describes Perdue as “a young man who has continued to build and show his leadership skills. He sets a good example for those coming after him and always has a level head on his shoulders.” (Photo Provided]
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FORMER STATE Rep. Mike and Nellie Sanders, left, were guests of President Donald Trump for the annual White House Christmas party last week.
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Our beloved mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and great-greatgrandmother went to the arms of Jesus on Dec. 16, 2020, at the amazing age of 111.
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Wesley Dwight Caldwell was born on April 11, 1953, to Guster “Gus” and Katherine Caldwell.
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Mary Louise Dalrymple, 98, passed away Sunday, Dec. 13, 2020, at Cimarron Nursing Center in Kingfisher.
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From initial planning to financing to completion, the Kingfisher County Criminal Justice Center has been nearly four years in the making.
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CHRISTMAS CARD WORTHY is the best description of the 6.5 inches of snow that fell in Kingfisher County all day Sunday, including these scenes captured east of Kingfisher. Local Weather Observer Steve Loftis measured 3.5 inches at 7 a.m. Sunday morning and another three inches at 7 a.m. Monday. The snow limited church attendance but mostly melted on roadways during the day and sanding crews kept ahead of it on state highways. Additional snow started falling Tuesday and was still coming down at press time. Mesonet precipitation reports included the following: Kingfisher .12, Guthrie .16, El Reno .2, Marshall .12, Breckenridge .08, Lahoma .05, Minco .28, Idabel 1.08, Valliant 1.13, and Boise City .05. For plenty more beautiful area snow photos submitted by local residents, from scenic snowscakes to snowmen, forts, kids and dogs, please check out our Facebook Page. /KT&FP Staff Photos by Twila Adams]
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