David Christy is a News Editor at Enid News & Eagle. A 3rd-generation journalist with a rich background in various editorial roles, he covers a diverse range of topics, including culture and society, arts and entertainment, sports, and natural sciences, with a particular focus on Oklahoma and Alaska. David's work has been featured in The Norman Transcript, nstonline, and Ada Evening News.
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Hardly a month goes by that I don’t get a column idea from a sermon by my church pastor.
This column was first published Nov. 23, 2013.
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The two blocks of my hometown was my world for the longest time
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Here we go again, another new year, another batch of resolutions to consider, to try and adhere to, and then, as if by magic, we will accomplish — or not.
I can remember from my secondary school days there were weeks and weeks of bitter cold stretches, when the school radiators heated full blast.
It’s that old idea we seem to have forgotten, that humans — all life on Earth — are at the mercy of nature. Some things are simply out of our
OK, you can blame it on me. I should be horse-whipped and left out on a bitterly cold night.
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