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Despite missing his senior season, Cashion High School graduate Logan LaGasse signed recently to continue his baseball career. LaGasse, seated center, signed to play at Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford. Seated with him at the signing are his high school coach Blake Mounce (left) and principal Ryan Schenk (right). Standing behind them are, from left, sisters Ashley LaGasse, Emily Buchalla and Lauren Buchalla; brother Landon LaGasse; sister Lauren Pyle; and parents Gaylien LaGasse and Todd LaGasse. [Photo provided]
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He wasn’t the leading scorer and his team didn’t even win.
Read moreChicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot vowed that she would never accept President Donald Trump’s offer to send federal law enforcement personnel into the violence-plagued city.
Read moreThe Portland Police Department recovered the “destructive devices” in a bag in Lownsdale Square Park across the street from the Mark O. Hatfield U.S. Courthouse while investigating a shots fired call, police said. The discovery occurred as protesters and rioters continued to clash with federal agents protecting the courthouse.
Read moreA voter fraud scandal in Philadelphia appears to be expanding with the indictment this week of a former Democratic congressman and more charges expected.
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Four recent Kingfisher High School graduates earned at least one last high school honor.
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The Kingfisher Elks Womens Auxiliary (KEWAs) awarded scholarships recently to a pair of Kingfisher High School seniors (now graduates). KEWA President Kathy Mueggenborg, left, presented the scholarships to Macy Mulherin, center, and Irelyn Schemmer, whose mother Amber Schemmer, right, accepted on her behalf. [Photo provided]
Read moreOkarche High School graduate Sarah Griswold and Kingfisher High School graduate Kole Simon are among 478 graduates completing requirements for their associate degrees during the spring semester at Northern Oklahoma College, according to Rick Edgington, vice president for enrollment management and registrar.
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