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Kingfisher High School seniors Grace-Anne Sinclair and Konner Baartman have been named the Junior Lions for November 2021.
Read moreTwo people were injured Nov. 10 in a one-vehicle accident north of Kingfisher.
Read moreTwo tracts of cropland north of State Highway 51 in Hennessey on U.S. Highway 81 were purchased at auction last Friday by Scott Hajek of Hennessey.
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The Lomega 4-H Club recently won a bushel basket full of books for participating in the Oklahoma Ag in the Classroom “read an accurate ag book in the classroom” contest. The books were donated to the Lomega Elementary School library. Pictured are, from left, Saidee Wright, Mia Foreman, Maddy Pope, Oklahoma Ag in the Classroom Coordinator Emily Ague, Ian Pope, Lasi Grabow and Lomega Elementary Librarian Nancy Sigl. [Photo and information provided by Ian Pope/ Lomega 4-H Reporter]
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Kooper Fahlenkamp, center, Kingfisher’s newest Eagle Scout, was the featured speaker at the Kingfisher Rotary Club last week. Accompanying Fahlenkamp were his Kingfisher Troop 196 Scout Master, David Johnson, left, and Scouts BSA Cimarron Council Executive Director Steve Williams, right. Williams, who works out of Enid, told Rotary members and guests that the Cimarron Council covered 19 counties in northwest Oklahoma and that scouting was alive and well in the state. He said BSA is currently looking for a part-time employee to work approximately 20 hours a week as a Kingfisher area representative for the Cimarron Council. Williams was raised in Alabama and has been an employee of BSA since 1999. Fahlenkamp, a senior at Kingfisher High School, earned the rank of Eagle Scout earlier this year. Only about 8 percent of all Boy Scouts earn that distinction. Twenty-one merit badges are required to earn the rank. Fahlenkamp has earned 30 during his 10-plus years as a Scout. [KT&FP Staff Photo]
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The world has become a little dimmer as Alan White left us way too early at the age of 60 on Nov. 18, 2021.
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Gary Lynn Russell, 63, of Kingfisher, passed away Nov. 14, 2021, in Kingfisher.
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Joshua B. Stursa died Nov. 13, 2021, at Integris Canadian Valley Hospital in Yukon.
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