Search / 175 results found

from
to
Advanced Search Close Search
Editorials
top story

Many issues contribute to gun violence

  • Enid News & Eagle Editorial Board

In a year that has brought many losses, along with high anxiety and anger, it’s probably not a big surprise that mass shootings in the U.S. ha…

State
top story

Oklahoma plans expansion of vaccine access

  • Janelle Stecklein | CNHI Oklahoma

OKLAHOMA CITY — Starting Monday, the state plans to expand COVID-19 vaccine access to the remaining 21,300 Oklahomans in Phase 2 of its distri…

Study: Oklahoma 35th-safest state during COVID-19
News
breaking topical top story

Study: Oklahoma 35th-safest state during COVID-19

  • Kelci McKendrick | Enid News & Eagle

As the Oklahoma State Department of Health reported 895 new COVID-19 cases, a new study ranked Oklahoma the 35th safest state during the pandemic and showed the state is 6th in vaccination rank.

Cordell a life of service

  • Bruce Campbell | Enid News & Eagle

 Janet Cordell jokes she retired as a nurse 15 years ago "so I can work harder at jobs that I don't get paid for than the ones I get paid for.''

Vaccines offered for Phase 2; CN moves to Phase 3
State

Vaccines offered for Phase 2; CN moves to Phase 3

  • By Grant D. Crawford gcrawford@tahlequahdailypress.com

Several health facilities in the area continue to administer COVID-19 vaccines as they become more readily available, and people eligible to receive shots are urged to start making appointments.

+3
Integris Bass continues to provide services, increase teamwork into 2021
Progress

Integris Bass continues to provide services, increase teamwork into 2021

  • Kelci McKendrick | Enid News & Eagle

❝(COVID-19) could never take away our drive for patient safety, for quality care ... Regardless of what happens, it didn’t take away our drive to keep our patients safe and care for all of the patients that we possibly can within the facility.❞ — Kenna Wilson, RN, MSN, interim chief hospital executive, vice president of nursing and chief nursing officer.

Families agonize over long-term care facility visits
State

Families agonize over long-term care facility visits

  • By Grant D. Crawford gcrawford@tahlequahdailypress.com

State Rep. Chad Caldwell, R-Enid, pushed a bill through committee recently that would allow family and friends to visit long-term care residents during the pandemic – as long as the Department of Health and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services says it is OK.