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On one of his recent shows, Bill Maher stated (and later posted on X), “Democrats are not going to win the midterms. Republicans are going to lose them” In response, Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) asked on X, “(1) Is he right? (2) Why?”
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When I was growing up in Oklahoma City every Sunday was a day of rest.
Read moreWith the costs of Medicaid expansion exploding, and even greater increases potentially looming in the future, members of an Oklahoma Senate committee have voted overwhelmingly to place reform proposals before voters.
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NEW FACES – Kingfisher City Commission and the Kingfisher Board of Education have new members as of Monday night. Pictured on the left is Daniel Ruhl (left) being administered the oath of office for Seat 3 on the city commision by City Attorney Jared Harrison. Ruhl won an election last week over incumbent Dawn Taylor and fellow challenger Jimmie Koehn. He was one of two city commissioners elected. The other, Jeremie Hill for Seat 4, was out of town for work on Monday and will take the oath of office at 8 a.m. Friday, April 17. Pictured right is Alberto Sanchez (left) reading the oath of office for the board of education. Sanchez was unopposed for the seat most recently held by Mike Copeland, the outgoing board president. Sanchez was elected clerk at Monday night’s meeting while Bill Reitz (right) was elected president of the board. [KT&FP Staff Photos]
Read moreA Kingfisher Public Schools teacher has been suspended for the remainder of the school year and will not be returning after discovery of what was termed “increased student conversation” by school officials.
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[ Ed. note: Beth Seifried has authorized the Times & Free Press to publish the following paid announcement of her candidacy for the at-large seat on the Pioneer Telephone Cooperative Board of Trustees, subject to the April 20 election.]
Read moreKingfisher’s city commission reshaped - partly - on Monday as it gathered for its April regular meeting.
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