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![KURT KAYA shows off the Compass Award he was presented at the FTC state competition last weekend. [Photo provided]](https://kingfisherpress.etypegoogle10.com/sites/kingfisherpress.etypegoogle10.com/files/styles/medium/public/197c13b837_Ar00104003.jpg?itok=lxL42Tzs "KURT KAYA shows off the Compass Award he was presented at the FTC state competition last weekend. [Photo provided]")
Team doesn’t advance, but earns Connect honor while coach recognized for contributions as a coach, mentor
Read moreKingfisher County commissioners recommitted to accepting a bid from Haskell Lemon Construction and a notice to proceed on paving projects in Districts 1 and 3 Tuesday at their weekly meeting.
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• PANCAKE BREAKFAST: The 74th annual Band Pancake Breakfast is Saturday, Feb. 21. It will be from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Kingfisher Junior High and proceeds will benefit the Kingfisher Public Schools band program. For more information, see the ad in this edition.
Read moreOnly two people have won more girls basketball state championships than Rick Wilson.
Read moreOklahoma’s new social studies and science standards make it possible for students to have much-improved instruction in Oklahoma’s public K-12 classrooms. It will be up to the next state superintendent to push through every administrative reform needed to turn standards reform into classroom reform.
Read moreThere is a growing sense of frustration coursing through American politics, and it is no longer confined to one party or ideology.
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Before they compete later this week in the Northwest District Junior Livestock Show in Enid and then next month in the Oklahoma Youth Expo, exhibitors from the six county schools took part last week in the Kingfi sher County Junior Livestock Show. Pictured top left is the grand champion heifer from the show, an Angus exhibited by Matthew Hamil of Cashion. Below that is the grand steer, a cross shown by Chloe Golbek of Lomega. The top middle photo is Rylan Burns of Kingfi sher and his grand doe goat. Below that is Savannah Hardison of Kingfi sher with her grand wether goat. Skylar Dooley of Lomega had both the grand ewe (top right) and wether (middle right) lambs. Both were crosses. Cashion swept the swine honors. MaKenna Chickering showed the grand barrow (bottom left), a cross. The grand gilt was also a cross and was exhibited by Bella Ball. [Photos provided]
Read more![HAYES WHITE has helped lead KHS to a No. 10 ranking in 4A. The Jackets start their playoff quest this Saturday when they host Cushing. [Photo by Riley Dacus]](https://kingfisherpress.etypegoogle10.com/sites/kingfisherpress.etypegoogle10.com/files/styles/medium/public/98fe9a0671_Ar00102001.jpg?itok=ziEIbS2z "HAYES WHITE has helped lead KHS to a No. 10 ranking in 4A. The Jackets start their playoff quest this Saturday when they host Cushing. [Photo by Riley Dacus]")
Small schools started last week.
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