ENID, Okla. — There were no positive results from drive-through testing held Friday at Chisholm Trial Expo Center, a Oklahoma State Health Department official said.
Twelve more Oklahomans have died due to COVID-19, while the number those testing positive rose by 52 for a total of 1,524 in the state since the first official case was reported more than a month ago, according to Oklahoma State Department of Health.
Pilot training continues at Vance Air Force Base, slowed somewhat but not stopped by increasing restrictions brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.
NOC, a public two-year community college, serves 4,200 students on the home campus in Tonkawa, branch in Enid, NOC/OSU Gateway Program in Stillwater, online and the University Center in Ponca City.
Enid Mayor George Pankonin again has amended his emergency declaration as the city deals with the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sixteen additional deaths due to the coronavirus COVID-19 were reported by the Oklahoma State Department of Health Tuesday, as cases jumped 11%, approaching 1,500 in Oklahoma.
Oklahoma Department of Corrections confirms an inmate at Jackie Brannon Correctional Center in McAlester has tested positive for COVID-19.
ENID, Okla. — There were no positive results from drive-through testing held Friday at Chisholm Trial Expo Center, a Oklahoma State Health Department official said.
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Twelve more Oklahomans have died due to COVID-19, while the number those testing positive rose by 52 for a total of 1,524 in the state since the first official case was reported more than a month ago, according to Oklahoma State Department of Health.
Two more Cleveland County residents have died in relation to COVID-19 as state case totals have risen above 1,500.
EDMOND, Okla. — Jason Trice has announced that his family owned company pledges $1 million to support COVID-19 relief efforts. The Edmond-area company has a history of giving.
Steep drops in crude oil prices with accompanying production cuts and the COVID-19 pandemic prompted the immediate implementation of cost reductions at Vallourec, which plans to reduce its North American workforce by at least a third.
If someone is looking to get a face mask to wear during the coronavirus outbreak, they probably don't have to leave home to learn how to make one.
April is National Stress Awareness Month, and during this time of national crisis it is crucial to pay attention to your emotional well-being and to the well-being of those you love as we cope with the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.
We think we are having a tough go of it with foraging for toilet paper and hand sanitizer during this time of COVID-19 precautions. But what of those whose daily lives consist mostly of scavenging for food and finding a place to sleep at night, much less trying to shelter in place? Writer and photographer Chris Arnade explores life for the forgotten men and women of America in his latest book, “Dignity, Seeking Respect in Back Row America” (Sentinel, 2019).
❝I couldn’t believe it, honestly. It’s really crazy that happened. It’s a really big blessing for me. It lifts so many burdens off us. We don’t have to pay for college, and I have a job afterwards. I am so thankful for the whole thing.❞ — Oklahoma Bible Academy senior Luke Wells
U.S. Department of Education granted preliminary approval of Oklahoma waivers allowing public school districts greater flexibility in the spending of existing federal funds.
Diners sit one, maybe two, at each round table during the Ark of Faith's lunch and breakfast.
With blood institutes across the country experiences shortages of blood donations, the Oklahoma Blood Institute is holding four blood drives in Norman this month.
Cleveland County District Court is grappling with landlords who are seeking evictions and back payment of rent, court records reveal.
A Muskogee nurse practitioner pleaded guilty Tuesday to using her mother's name to forge and claim prescriptions for controlled medications.
Through the tears prompted by Oklahoma's season-ending loss, Kelvin Sampson thanked Hollis Price.
Pilot training continues at Vance Air Force Base, slowed somewhat but not stopped by increasing restrictions brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.
With bars and taverns shut down and more people staying indoors due to the “shelter-at-home” order, local liquor stores have been seeing a rise in sales to people looking to stock up on alcohol.
Garfield County Sheriff Jody Helm and Garfield County Detention Facility Administrator Ben Crooks said steps are being taken to protect inmates and staff at the facility during the COVID-19 pandemic.
NOC, a public two-year community college, serves 4,200 students on the home campus in Tonkawa, branch in Enid, NOC/OSU Gateway Program in Stillwater, online and the University Center in Ponca City.
Enid Mayor George Pankonin again has amended his emergency declaration as the city deals with the COVID-19 pandemic.
Baron O’Field is about to turn 32, and while he normally works behind the scenes as a certified surgical technologist, he is currently a door screener.
The COVID-19 pandemic is cutting new paths for American businesses – and many of those paths seem dark and perilous.
Sixteen additional deaths due to the coronavirus COVID-19 were reported by the Oklahoma State Department of Health Tuesday, as cases jumped 11%, approaching 1,500 in Oklahoma.
A 22-year-old employee of Tulsa-based convenience store chain QuikTrip died last week after contracting COVID-19, according to an email sent by QuikTrip CEO Chet Cadieux III which was obtained by The Frontier.
RSVP doubled the size of its monthly food box distribution for seniors in need Monday, in hopes of limiting seniors’ public exposure and ensuring they have adequate food supply during the coronavirus pandemic.
“Our language and ways are from where our strength comes,” said Dana Tiger, an artist and registered Muscogee tribal member.
Fort Gibson Town Administrator Brian DeShazo said he doesn't expect the town will set a curfew during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Oklahoma State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine strives for innovation in both animal and human health, serving education, research and extension efforts.
To quote Charles Dickens, “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch incredulity, it was the season of light, it was the season of darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair.”
While Americans have seen photos and videos of people in other countries wearing masks to slow the spread of COVID-19, the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention just began recommending the use of masks on April 3.
With the government shutting down non-essential businesses due to the coronavirus, business that have been among the hardest hit are gyms and fitness studios.
Wearing protection from head to foot, nurses tested dozens for COVID-19 Monday at an Honor Heights Park tent.
NORMAN, Okla. — As the candidate filing period opens this week for multiple elected positions in Cleveland County, the local election board is taking social distancing precautions to keep the filing process safe.
Tahlequah Mayor Sue Catron, during an April City Council meeting, confirmed the county has reported a second fatality related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Grocery stores around the country have been busier than usual, dealing with the impact of the COVID-19 outbreak, and they've had to take measures to protect customers and employees.
Tahlequah Police Chief Nate King confirmed Monday morning that despite claims on social media, no homeless person was handed a $500 ticket for violating the Tahlequah mayor and City Council's executive order for a curfew.
NORMAN — The Cleveland County Court Clerk's office and District Courts will not allow public access to its offices at the end of business Monday following employees who have tested positive, a court order reveals.
Many people are using technology to help with social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic, but some are using tech to help others.
The pandemic is causing significantly increased levels of stress and anxiety, according to one mental health official, triggered by constantly feeling like we're in a state of emergency.
Lake Region Electric Cooperative has cancelled its annual meeting, which was scheduled for April 25, due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. But crews are continuing to work on installing fiber optic lines in the Tahlequah area.
More than 50 deaths, including 5 reported Monday, have been linked to the coronavirus COVID-19 in Oklahoma as the number of cases continued to rise, but at a reduced rate, according to the latest numbers from the Oklahoma State Department of Health.
Data released Sunday to The Frontier brings Oklahoma closer to clearing up one of the major coronavirus questions in the state — just how many people have been tested for the virus?
Thousands of masks, face shields, gloves, gowns and other equipment have flowed into Oklahoma’s hospitals and the state’s reserve stockpile as officials brace for a flood of COVID-19 patients in the coming weeks.
Oklahoma is reporting 180 confirmed COVID-19 cases in Cleveland County as the official state total has risen to 1,327 cases.
Oklahoma hospitals may need more life-saving ventilators to meet projections that thousands of Oklahomans will be hospitalized with COVID-19 in the coming weeks.
When a patient with COVID-19 is brought to a hospital, they are triaged, isolated and put in a negative pressure room (if it’s available), where air blows in but can’t escape.
The private family graveside service celebrating and honoring the life of Vareeda Fenimore, 62, of Midwest City, Oklahoma, will be at 02:00 P.M. Friday April 10, 2020, in the Enid Cemetery. Condolences online at WWW.Brown-Cummings.com
ENID - Services for Sharon Ann Hume, of Enid, are pending at this time and will be announced when complete through Henninger-Hinson Funeral Home. Online condolences can be given at www.enidwecare.com or call 580-233-1700.
Erma Jean "E.J." Phillips, 81, of Enid, died Sunday. Graveside services, 4:30 pm Friday, April 10, 2020 in Elmwood Cemetery in Woodward. The funeral will be broadcast live on the Billings Funeral Home Facebook page.
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