Violet Hassler is a Digital Coordinator at Enid News & Eagle. With a passion for heritage and community, she covers themes such as events and conferences, travel and tourism, and the latest in event technology. Violet's work has been featured in Woodward News, Cleburne Times Review, Chickasha Daily Express, and Enid News & Eagle.
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Violet's coverage largely revolves around local community events and news specific to Enid, Oklahoma. She seems particularly interested in stories related to holiday celebrations, local police investigations, and general entertainment news.
Given her focus on these topics, she would likely be receptive to pitches that highlight unique or heartwarming stories from the Enid community. This could include human-interest pieces about individuals making a positive impact or unusual events taking place in the area. For seasonal content, consider pitching ideas related to upcoming holidays and how they are being celebrated within the Enid community.
As Violet focuses on local coverage with a strong emphasis on events in her geographic region of Enid and Oklahoma, any outreach should ensure relevance to this specific locality in order for it to align with her interests.
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By: Violet Hassler
An off‑duty Enid police officer shielded her 4‑year‑old son in a bathtub as an EF4 tornado tore through their home and neighborhood.
By: Violet Hassler
Inspired by painted buffaloes in Oklahoma City and fox art in Ponca City, the charity is introducing “Bennie and the Jets” sculpture project: a public art and fundraising effort designed
By: Violet Hassler
❝... Going in there every day and seeing this marker post that got knocked over, I thought … how nice it would be to see that thing standing. Well, one
A full holiday weekend of activities kicks off Friday night, May 22, 2026, to honor veterans in the community and state, an annual tradition that Enid knows how to do
“This ceremony is a celebration of what God has done in our lives. Every step, every challenge, and every victory has been a part of his plan to bring us
❝He dedicated countless hours to flying and maintaining the Lady, a Douglas A-26 Invader. She did as much for him as he did for her.❞ — Richard "Dick" Seabrook obituary
Jay Smith, a longtime participant in the Red Dirt Run of Honor and friend of the late Jay Chambers, runs in to the finish line wearing Chambers’ Navy hat during
When asked if Jay Chambers would be proud of the return of the Run of Honor, organizer Elaine Johns said, ❝He is proud.❞
By: Violet Hassler
The Lady Liberty A-26 bomber, which has called Enid home since 2012, is moving this summer to her forever home at the Tulsa Air and Space Museum in a full-circle
McKinley Elementary School celebrates 100 years in Enid, Oklahoma, on May 8, 2026.
