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Kingfisher County commissioners turned down two bids on moving a generator and building a concrete pad at the fairgrounds Monday.
Read moreTheta Tau Chapter of Epsilon Sigma met at 7 p.m. Monday, Sept. 30, in the Fellowship Hall of the First Christian Church.
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The Pride of Kingfisher marching band received the highest score possible last Tuesday at the Tri-State Marching Band Contest. The Pride picked up a superior rating from judges with its performance of “Decades of Love.” Pictured representing the band are, from left, Tommy Anderman, Colton Livingston and Angela Muñoz. [Photo provided]
Read moreCalifornia Gov. Gavin Newsom just signed a law banning legacy and donor considerations in admissions at all private colleges and universities in the state. California is the fifth state to do so, following Colorado, Illinois, Maryland and Virginia. Newsom praised the law, saying, “The California Dream shouldn’t be accessible to just a lucky few.”
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Okarche wins Class A regional to make fall field for second straight year
Read more![The pumps that distribute water to the city of Kingfi sher at the water plant located just north of town were under 20 feet of water Friday morning, due to a burst chlorine pipe. It required a team effort of dozens of city employees and community volunteers to restore water back to the town in only 12 hours time. The pumps are now back operating at full capacity. [Photo by Brittney Hladik]](https://kingfisherpress.etypegoogle10.com/sites/kingfisherpress.etypegoogle10.com/files/styles/medium/public/691a5b152d_Ar00101001.jpg?itok=RQYm9SCG "The pumps that distribute water to the city of Kingfi sher at the water plant located just north of town were under 20 feet of water Friday morning, due to a burst chlorine pipe. It required a team effort of dozens of city employees and community volunteers to restore water back to the town in only 12 hours time. The pumps are now back operating at full capacity. [Photo by Brittney Hladik]")
“It was a great team effort. Everyone came together to fix the problem in only 12 hours.”
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DeMuth and Kaya recognized as innovative, creative and inspiring
Read more![Gilmour Elementary School has announced its Good BEE-havior Students of the Week for the week ending Sept. 20. Those earning the honor were, from left: front row, Peyton Thomas, Lyla Redwine, Weston Mercer, Uriel Carbajal Munoz, Rex Julian, Amelia De La Torre and Emma Watkins; middle row, Collins Mitchel, Gracen Kusik, Jolie Rother, Wilder Gray, Denova Larsen and Fynn Kroener; back row, Norah Zook, Samuel Tollefson, Sawyer Ince, Axel Hux, Isabella Mercado and Arlette Gomez. [Photo provided]](https://kingfisherpress.etypegoogle10.com/sites/kingfisherpress.etypegoogle10.com/files/styles/medium/public/202e47ff47_Ar00201006.jpg?itok=dmT_Zr_- "Gilmour Elementary School has announced its Good BEE-havior Students of the Week for the week ending Sept. 20. Those earning the honor were, from left: front row, Peyton Thomas, Lyla Redwine, Weston Mercer, Uriel Carbajal Munoz, Rex Julian, Amelia De La Torre and Emma Watkins; middle row, Collins Mitchel, Gracen Kusik, Jolie Rother, Wilder Gray, Denova Larsen and Fynn Kroener; back row, Norah Zook, Samuel Tollefson, Sawyer Ince, Axel Hux, Isabella Mercado and Arlette Gomez. [Photo provided]")
Good BEE-havin’ at Gilmour Elementary
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