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Members meet for nearly 5hours during Monday special meeting
Read more![HOMECOMING COURT – Kingfi sher High School will crown its 2024 homecoming captain and queen next week. Queen candidates pictured on the front row are, from left, Mia Hartman, Talor Mecklenburg and Kamryn Purintun. Captain candidates on the back row are senior football players, from left, Jairo Velarde, Paytun Burnham and Jose Santoyo. [Photo by KHS Photography]](https://kingfisherpress.etypegoogle10.com/sites/kingfisherpress.etypegoogle10.com/files/styles/medium/public/1712a0fb7b_Ar00102001.jpg?itok=q777cUx9 "HOMECOMING COURT – Kingfi sher High School will crown its 2024 homecoming captain and queen next week. Queen candidates pictured on the front row are, from left, Mia Hartman, Talor Mecklenburg and Kamryn Purintun. Captain candidates on the back row are senior football players, from left, Jairo Velarde, Paytun Burnham and Jose Santoyo. [Photo by KHS Photography]")
The Kingfisher High School Student Council has been planning diligently for the 2024 homecoming festivities.
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Welcome showers covered Kingfisher County on Sunday, providing up to .88 inch of moisture over a three-day period, according to the Mesonet station on the Mueggenborg farm immediately west of Kingfisher.
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Emmanuel Lutheran Church is hosting a meetand- greet for its new comfort dog.
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Kingfisher, Cashion advance to state cheer competitions
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VIEW From Behind The Plow
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In my last post, I discussed how the Oklahoma Supreme Court simultaneously found an Oklahoma law to be ambiguous and absurd—a logical impossibility. The majority’s flawed logic was highlighted by the dissent written by former Oklahoma Supreme Court Justice Patrick Wyrick. His dissent deserves more attention, because it points out how justified my critiques of the state’s highest court are.
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