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Cheyenne worry sweat lodges will get bad name
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Fairview to take part in Make a Difference Day
Make a Difference Day is today, and Fairview will take an active part. Sponsored by Fairview Lions Club, workers have been soliciting for projects through several churches in the Ministerial Alliance, the Lions Club and local businesses.
From the State Capital: Representative Leslie Osborn
Over the course of the past two weeks, I was a part of two interesting interim studies.
Open house festivities slated at Wilson, Carver centers
The children of Wilson Head Start Center, 740 N. 10th, and Carver Head Start Center, 815 S. 5th, will hold open house festivities 6-7:30 p.m. Oct.
Church slated to celebrate 116 years with service today
First Missionary Baptist Church, 467 E. Garriott, will celebrate 116 years of ministry with spiritual renewal services beginning at 7 p.m. today.
Events to Get Out for this weekend
Hours are noon to 8 p.m. daily . The event helps the church with its many missions and has become a community favorite for pumpkin shopping and picture taking.
Plenty to see and do at cheese festival
Smile and say, "C-H-E-E-S-E" because it's time for the 33rd annual Watonga Cheese Festival and Art Show.
I Thought This was an Insane Asylum
I am a fiend for going somewhere I've never been before, especially if the place has anything to do with history.
No-till drills available for rent by landowners
Farmers, ranchers and other landowners in Dewey, Blaine and Canadian Counties looking for help with no-till crop production now have the option of renting no-till drills from their local conservation districts.
Additional work will be done by Cummins Construction Co. to repair the street approach after the new surface is installed.
Man, 73, hospitalized after hitting deer with motorcycle
A Watonga man has been admitted to OU Medical Center in Oklahoma City with head, arm and trunk injuries after hitting a deer with his motorcycle.
Watonga Milking Cheese History to Support Long-Standing Tradition
No matter how you slice it, Watonga has always meant cheese, but recently the cheese has moved out of town.
Piecemakers quilt club to meet Monday Cherokee Strip Piecemakers Quilt Guild will meet at 6:30 p.m. Monday at Central Christian Church, 1111 W. Broadway.
The Commons slates open house Monday for EPS 4-year-old class
The Commons Methodist Home is the new home for a class of Enid Public Schools 4-year-olds, and visitors will get a first peek at the arrangement Monday.
The following are the top winners from recent play by Enid bridge clubs. Enid Senior: Dennis Burns, first; Virginia Powell, second; Venita Scheller, third.
Enid Farmer's Market's Tomato Fest '09 has been moved to Aug. 8. It was to have been 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. today, but the threat of rain forced organizers to move it back a week.
Big Blue band camp runs Monday through Aug. 7
Enid High School Big Blue band camp is Monday through Aug. 7, with all band students in grades 10-12 attending.
Submitted photos- A Killer Inside Me
Opportunity to provide quality care in Assisted Living. Seeking 7-3 and 3-ll CMA or CNA with MAT.
VIDEO: Efforts under way to identify endangered historic sites in Enid
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Oklahoma Historical Society cutting positions, some museum funding
Positions will be eliminated, Oklahoma History Center hours will be trimmed and funding for some museums - including three in northwest Oklahoma - will be withdrawn or reduced to offset a cut to the Oklahoma Historical Society's fiscal 2010 budget.