Jeff Mullin is a journalist based in Enid, Oklahoma, writing for publications such as Ada Evening News, Enid News & Eagle, and CNHI. With a focus on local news and community events, Jeff's articles cover a range of topics including pet ownership, holiday traditions, and reflections on the passing year.
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Jeff Mullin's coverage primarily revolves around seasonal topics, opinion editorials, and expert commentary on family & relationships, culture & society, and government & politics. If you're looking to pitch a story to Jeff Mullin, consider offering insights or personal experiences related to the holiday season, family dynamics and relationships. Additionally, if you have expertise in cultural or societal issues with relevance to his local focus in Enid or Oklahoma at large, your pitch may align well with his areas of interest.
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It will happen again. It is inevitable. I have no answers, but hopefully someday somebody smarter than me will.
Thoughts and prayers. A familiar phrase, to be sure — one heard all too often in recent years in the wake of acts of violence in which a firearm was used to take multiple lives.
The photo was taken in early morning, before the kids went to school.
In truth, trust should not be freely given but should be earned over time. And once lost trust is very difficult, if not almost impossible, to regain.
Newspapers were once called “The first draft of history.” Now too many of them are becoming history. I pray that trend does not continue unchecked. After all, the foxes of
If you have never been a victim of either breast cancer or domestic violence, count your blessings and wear pink or purple anyway, to honor and remember those who have.
We love it here, except for our crazy weather, our low-ranked educational system, our high poverty level, our high level of drug abuse and our high obesity rate.
Well, this coming Tuesday is not only one week until Election Day, but it is, officially, National Cat Day.
There is one thing I can guarantee about the upcoming election — the sun will come up Wednesday. And the fellow down the street with a sign promoting the candidate
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