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Included in this past Sunday’s News & Eagle was a special section on cancer awareness and prevention.
While we agree with Gov. Kevin Stitt that it is time for the state to truly address the state sales tax on groceries, it appears he’s making a…
We’re proud of the more than 80 government agency representatives and residents who came to the Open Meeting, Open Records Act information pre…
Included in this past Sunday’s News & Eagle was a special section on cancer awareness and prevention.
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The U.S. Constitution is America’s most important document that stands as a testament to the resolve of Americans throughout history to mainta…
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{p class=”abody”}Sunday marks the 21st anniversary of the terrorist attacks on U.S. soil that shocked us all and left our world changed foreve…
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We cannot see how eliminating millions in federal funding is going to help Oklahoma reach Top 10 status in education.
Kudos to Youth & Family Services of North Central Oklahoma for receiving a $35,000 grant, Enid Young Professionals and its recent award wi…
Election cycles just keep getting more unusual, and President Joe Biden and his administration put another exclamation point on this by holdin…
Enid’s Gaslight Theatre is a community treasure and deserves support. These improvements will benefit performers and audiences for decades to come.
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As Oklahoma State Board of Education last week refused to reconsider sanctions it handed down to two districts last month under a state law pr…
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Following up on Friday’s editorial regarding the appropriateness of Biden approving a wide-scale student loan forgiveness program, many propon…
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{span class=”printtrim”}{span}While we are pleased that some local nonprofit organizations will receive some funds from the city of Enid’s sal…
If you haven’t already taken advantage of absentee or early voting in the runoff primary, now it’s time to head to the polls to cast your ball…
State leaders need to take a cautious approach to any changes to the way thousands of veterans in Oklahoma receive long-term care.
School is back, and that means drivers are going to have to be on alert now that children are returning to class.
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The Enid News & Eagle on Sunday presented a comprehensive news story regarding the need for expansion and enhancement at the Garfield Coun…
Enid’s first Work in Enid student loan awards have been provided to two new professionals coming to Enid.
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We are well aware of how hot and dry it is in Northwest Oklahoma. These conditions alone can be dangerous, but when they are combined with fir…
Thumbs up to an Enid business coming back.
Teacher shortages aren’t really a new problem in Oklahoma.
Let’s hope Oklahoma GOP candidates take the advice of their chairman and focus on the future, not the past.
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