Suzie Byrd is a writer who has contributed to various newspapers and publications, including Enid News & Eagle, Cleburne Times Review, Muskogee Phoenix, Huntsville Item, Woodward News, The Stillwater NewsPress, The Norman Transcript, Calhoun Times, and Chickasha Daily Express. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, from local news and community events to business profiles and legal cases.
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Enid Public Schools is creating a committee to look at cellphone usage by students.
ENID, Okla. — Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond touted his successes since taking office during a visit to Enid on Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2024.
This year's ornament will be special. It is taken from a sketch Holden did of himself on his favorite roping horse Sam. The ornament is called "A Cowboy's Christmas" will
As featured on This year's ornament will be special. It is taken from a sketch Holden did of himself on his favorite roping horse Sam.
CDSA has been awarded $1,819,986 in Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency HOME-ARP funds for the project, which will renovate the building at Garriott and Monroe, just north of Integris Health Enid
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Enid area residents and area lawmakers turned out this week to discuss the National Interest Electric Transmission Corridor, a U.S. Department of Energy project designed to modernize the country's electric grid.
Foundation trustees traveled to 18 sites, awarding $45,712 for various innovative learning projects in their fall distribution.
As featured on CDSA has been awarded $1,819,986 in Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency HOME-ARP funds for the project, which will renovate the
ENID, Okla. — The father-son team of Jaren and Lester Browne has made history by becoming the only U.S.
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