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A new house sprang up in the Brookside Addition on Friday, as volunteers from several states gathered to build the home for a local wounded veteran.
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A new house sprang up in the Brookside Addition on Friday, as volunteers from several states gathered to build the home for a local wounded veteran.
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Social workers, foster parents, teachers and mental health care providers gathered at Northwestern Oklahoma State University-Enid on Friday morning to learn about the effects of childhood trauma, and discuss efforts to rally community support to combat those effects.
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A preliminary hearing for an Enid attorney charged with a misdemeanor and three felony counts involving a domestic battery incident was continued Friday until next year.
Jayci Jacks stands out in her class.
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A recent study warns military members, their families and veterans to be wary of scams that have fleeced almost $405 million from about 1 million people since 2012.
Local students and community members are off to see the wizard Friday and Saturday, as Tahlequah Middle School will present "The Wizard of Oz" in the Performing Arts Center.
There are many forms of identification people can carry, but residents of Northeast Oklahoma have another option if they're members of a federally recognized tribe.
An ex-convict claimed Thursday a man accused of killing a 20-month-old toddler confessed to him while the pair were incarcerated in the Cleveland County jail last year.
Muskogee County District Court Judge Tim King was sworn in Thursday afternoon in a ceremony that swung between humor and reverence.
Ward III Councilor Derrick Reed won a third term Thursday after he saw the three-day filing period for the 2020 municipal elections come to a close without drawing a challenger.
Several memories David Adams says he has about Alice Robertson Junior High School "involve different levels of corporal punishment."
Oklahoma School for the Blind junior Nathan England says he has a problem with cracked sidewalks.
Law enforcement has issued a warrant for a Duncan man who is accused of approaching a home in Marlow and identifying himself as a deputy.
Two individuals from two separate cases are wanted by Stephens County Sheriff’s Office for violating terms of the Sex Offender Registry.
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Investigators with the District Attorney’s Drug and Violent Crimes Task Force and Duncan Police Department arrested a man they say is accused of possession of drugs with intent to distribute and conspiracy of trafficking in these drugs.
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The auditor found missing funds in the amount of $1,732.36.
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Police were contacted at 6:50 p.m. Oct. 19, 2019, by a man who reported seeing two small children in the front yard of 1718 E. Cypress with few clothes on and who attempted to go into the street, according to an affidavit filed in the case.
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A warrant has been issued for the man's arrest, with bond on the warrant set at $11,000. Police said he was not at the home where he was last listed as residing.
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An Enid man with prior felonies is facing three possible life sentences after a woman ran into a bar Saturday saying she had been raped and beaten for two days.
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt brought his Top Ten Cabinet Tour to McAlester, where he and members of his cabinet addressed a crowd from a stage at the Expo Center.
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The Enid Public Schools board of education voted unanimously Thursday to reject an agreement to reinstate former campus police chief Mike Dods onto the district's police force.
After appearing before a jury in September where he was found guilty on 18 different counts, Matthew Willoughby Hale was formally sentenced before a judge in court Wednesday, Nov. 13, 2019.
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JAY, Okla. — Witness testimony wrapped up on Wednesday in a lawsuit brought by Delaware County residents against the Oklahoma Water Resource Board that is seeking an injunction to prevent the water board from issuing any more short-term groundwater permits to a nearby poultry farm.
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On Nov. 16, my mother turns 89 years old. Undoubtedly, she would not be happy with me if she knew I was publishing her age! In episode 3 of the recent Ken Burns documentary, "Country Music," I was pleasantly surprised to see a picture from the stage of the Grand Ole Opry from 1949 which showed my mother, who worked then for WSM as Martha White to represent the name of one of there biggest sponsors, Martha White Flour Co. I had seen this picture before, but didn’t realize that Hank Williams was also posing on the back row. She had gone to work for WSM in the summer of 1949, doing a morning radio show each weekday and then performing on the Opry on Friday and Saturday.
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"For all of you from Enid who want Panera Bread or a Target, those retailers determine whether or not they want to locate here based on that count." — Enid Regional Development Alliance Executive Director Lisa Powell
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The screener was designed for the prevention, early detection and treatment of behavioral and mental health difficulties.
The Cherokee Nation Rules Committee heard updates during a Wednesday meeting from Assistant Attorney General Chris Nimmo on the tribe's pending legal cases.
Concerns have been raised in Oklahoma after reports showed statewide ACT scores have again declined in the past year.
Public libraries have changed drastically over the decades, and while some may occasionally smell of musty books, the Hulbert Community Library exuded the aroma of freshly-baked pies Tuesday evening.
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An advisory panel representing four northwestern Arkansas municipalities shelved a proposed nutrient trading program for the Illinois River watershed.
Games and food combine Saturday for the annual Native Heritage Month celebration in Eufaula.
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History chugs through the area Saturday when Union Pacific's Big Boy No. 4014 steam locomotive stops in Gore, Fort Gibson and Wagoner.
An injury pattern on a 20-month-old boy's abdomen and tread from a pair of shoes were described as "similar" by a Norman police forensic technician during testimony Wednesday in a first-degree murder trial.
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Turkey Toss, part of an Integris system-wide effort to help and recognize employees and their families in advance of Thanksgiving, came to Enid four years ago.
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OCC says due to the pressure of the purge the saltwater may continue to surface for at least another two weeks.
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Under Her Wing is the Universe is midway through creation and will be completed in spring 2020.
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Open casting calls will be noon to 5 p.m. today, Nov. 13, 2019, at Renaissance Waterford Marriott, 6300 Waterford Blvd, in Oklahoma City, and noon to 5 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 16, 2019, at DoubleTree by Hilton Warren Place, 6110 S. Yale Ave., Tulsa.
Norman will now have the necessary money to fully cover its public transit system after voters approved a one-eighth cent sales tax Tuesday.
Voters overwhelmingly approved a one-eighth cent sales tax increase that will fund Cleveland County public safety measures including continued maintenance and operation of the F. Dewayne Beggs Detention Center.
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Faith Lutheran pastor Peter Olson said the first thought had been to meet needs of the residents at The Commons. But, he said, it's also essential to serve those who serve the residents.
Before Nike and Adidas, Native Americans had their own brand of shoes to cover their feet: moccasins.
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Jane Bryant, a pioneering journalist who served as one of Oklahoma's first female daily newspaper editors, died Sunday, Nov. 10 in Norman. She was 85.
A piano "duel" could help Neighbors Building Neighborhoods help more people.
Even through a hoarse, and nearly lost voice, Barbara Sorrels’ words reverberated through the crowd. It was the volume, it was the weight of those words.
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A Park Hill mother who allegedly faked her son’s illness through years of abuse, and collected money from fundraisers hosted by community members, is set to go to court.
“Stillwater” starring Matt Damon may be ready to wrap its Oklahoma filming.
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Mid-range housing isn't as available a commodity as it should be, proponents say. The new Enid Development Alliance project won't fix that, but it will help.
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WAUKOMIS -- Funeral services Tuesday, November 19, 2019, at 2:00 pm in the Stittsworth Memory Chapel. Burial following in Enid Cemetery under the kind guidance of the Amy Stittsworth Funeral Service. Remembrances may be shared at www.stittsworthfuneralservices.com.
Orin David Kirkendall was born June 2, 1936, in Alfalfa County to Zoa Edith Martin Kirkendall and Lindley Hill Kirkendall, and passed from this life on November 15, 2019. David had many jobs throughout his younger years, from carpentry work to welding, until he moved to Nebraska where he wor…
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