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Former Kiefer Principal arrested on molestation charges
Affidavits say the former principal and minister had been abusing a family member since she was 9 years old.
Read the full story.Kellyville graduate receives the highest honor in non-combat
The General awarding the honor said he had never given one out in his 32 years of service.
Read the full story.LIVE VIDEO: See the train that slammed into the trailer in Kiefer (Warning: strong language)
You might’ve heard about the train wreck a couple of weeks ago, but did you see the video of it happening? Warning, there’s some really strong language in this video.
Read the full story.Richard Clay
Richard Dewayne Clay, 64, of Kiefer departed from this life on Friday, November 16, 2018 at St. Francis Hospital, Tulsa, OK. He was born on December 12, 1953 in Tulsa, OK to Charles W. and Carrie Lucille (Cowart) Clay. His job was being a U.S. Merchant Marine Officer for 40 plus years. He graduated from…
Read the full story.Jack Chandler
Jack Chandler of Kiefer, Oklahoma passed away on Oct 18, 2018. His loved ones are composing his obituary.
Read the full story.Cecil Ross Cummings
Cecil Ross Cummings, Jr, 65, of Kiefer passed from this life on Monday, October 8, 2018 at home. No Funeral services have been planned at this time. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Smith Funeral Home, 1208 S Main St, Sapulpa, OK.
Read the full story.Maggie Lou (Baker) Ashford
Maggie Lou (Baker) Ashford was born January 18, 1930 in Sedan, Kansas to William Robert and Mary Bell (Crow) Baker. Maggie went to be with the Lord August 15, 2018 at the age of 88. A long-time resident of Kiefer, Maggie lived her first 14 years with her family in Sedan, Kansas before moving to…
Read the full story.Kiefer students win the High School Fishing World Championship!
Tolle and Hale came from 55th place on day one to being named 2018 World Champions.
Read the full story.Kiefer students win at Oklahoma Bar Association competition, will be featured in compilation
More than 10 Kiefer High School and Junior High students have found their muse in poetry this semester, and it, too, is paying off. Senior Lucy Miller and freshman Kalyn Venable each placed second in their age division in the Oklahoma Bar Association’s annual statewide Law Day competition. They won $75 apiece for their entries.…
Read the full story.Kiefer announces annual essay winners
The topic for the 2018 contest was “Should Immigration Law in the United States be reformed?”
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