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This edition of The Kingfisher Times & Free Press printed a day earlier than normal.
Read moreThe man charged with defrauding Interbank of nearly $900,000 has pleaded guilty to the crime.
Read more![PIONEER CREWS work on a training project in conjunction with Chisholm Trail Technology Center. The program that will help with broadband expansion was made possible through an ARPA grant. [Photo provided]](https://kingfisherpress.etypegoogle10.com/sites/kingfisherpress.etypegoogle10.com/files/styles/medium/public/42eeb01ab5_Ar00102001.jpg?itok=heFX9NM7 "PIONEER CREWS work on a training project in conjunction with Chisholm Trail Technology Center. The program that will help with broadband expansion was made possible through an ARPA grant. [Photo provided]")
Chisholm Trail Technology Center’s (CTTC) Business and Industry Services team, led by Director Paul Hursh and Small Business Manager Dan Craig, recently wrapped up a major workforce development initiative in partnership with Pioneer Telephone Cooperative.
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A pair of alumni were inducted into the 2025 class of the Kingfisher High School Hall of Fame.
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Newly-elected Hennessey Mayor Randy Bohnstedt issued a public apology to Hennessey Police Chief Christian Solis and Kingfisher County District 2 Commissioner Mike Sparks immediately before adjourning the board’s Tuesday, May 13, meetings.
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Peyton Walker has been selected as the recipient of the 2025 John A. Francis Scholarship.
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The Hennessey Board of Trustees made quick work last week to approve a $30,475.34 estimate for a storm warning siren activation system.
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