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2-day seminar hosted by NWOSU slated Feb. 18-19
Northwestern Oklahoma State University-Enid will host the two-day seminar "Entrepreneurs: Risk Takers and Innovators ... the Stimulus of a Prosperous Society" Feb.
Many Stephens County communities still in the dark
Around Stephens County, residents, and in some cases whole communities, are still being left in the dark, but officials say that some areas should soon be able to see the results of long nights of hard work by power crews.
Bond issue proponents seek to convince voters regular investment will ...
Enid voters will go to the polls Feb. 9 to decide the fate of the bond issue to build two new schools and make additional renovations to other buildings and school facilities.
Plenty of posturing for 2010 legislative session
State lawmakers on Monday will convene a legislative session that is expected to be marred by budget fights and a boisterous election year.
Community gardens thrive in Oklahoma
It may still be January, but it is the perfect time to start thinking about gardening.
Search for city manager begins
The special Duncan City Council meeting originally scheduled for Jan. 21 will now take place at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday in the Duncan City Council Chambers.
Okla. man pleads guilty in USAID Afghanistan private security kickback scheme
Okla. man pleads guilty in USAID Afghanistan private security kickback scheme - Laura Rozen: Okla.
Superintendents collectively earn $51.3M per year
Oklahoma's 532 school districts spend nearly $51.3 million annually in salary and benefits for school superintendents, according to an analysis of Department of Education data.
Inola council tables hiring of town administrator
No decision has been made on the hiring of a part-time Town Administrator, as Inola City Council members tabled a decision at their recent meeting.
The Tonkawa Chamber of Commerce banquet will be held Thursday, Jan. 21, at 7 p.m. at the Renfro Center on the campus of Northern Oklahoma College.
The towns of Ponca City and Cross were both founded in Oklahoma's Cherokee Strip in 1893.
The Role of the Supporting Gifts in the Church
The broadcast of the Central Baptist Church, Sunday PM, 10 January 2010. Special music is presented by Ms.
Local officials looking to improve on 64 percent participation in 2000 census count
About 64 percent of Enid residents responded to the 2000 census survey. Now, 10 years later, local officials hope for 100 percent participation in the 2010 U.S. Census.
Ponca City library hosts bird program and bird count contest
Conservationist Mark Howery with the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife will be at the Ponca City public library on January 15 to talk about winter birds.
TULSA Cinema fans wanting a taste of yesteryear should step inside the Poncan Theatre, one of Oklahoma's few remaining celluloid palaces.
Bye-bye Holiday, hello Quality
The business franchise for Duncan's Holiday Inn is now being transitioned to Quality Inn and the sign was the first visible change noticed by the public this weekend.
Coming Up: In Wednesday's Enid News & Eagle
Be sure to read the following stories in Wednesday's News & Eagle: A* Pillar of the Plains profiles continues with nominee Ann Price.
A man convicted in a series of crimes, including burglary and arson, has been sentenced to eight years in prison.
Cobras kept winning in '09 while weathering storms on both the economic...
Historically, Cobra's motocross battles were waged on the nation's greatest amateur tracks, places like Texas' Oak Hill and Lake Whitney, Oklahoma's Ponca City, Loretta Lynn's Ranch in Tennessee and Florida's great Gatorback MX Park, home of the Mini O's. And since the company's inception in 1993, the lion's share of 50cc championships up for grabs ...

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