COLUMN: Stockpiling bermurda: Process can cut feeding costs
Numerous field trials have been conducted looking into the practice of stockpiling forage to winter graze rather than baling and feeding.
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COLUMN: ‘Lord help me, I’m just not that bright’
In a classic episode of “The Simpsons,” poor Homer comes to grip with his lack of innate intelligence, when he offers up this fervent prayer, “Lord help me,” he cries,
COLUMN: So many things to see with a 'partial vew'
Partly cloudy skies. Low 72F. S winds at 10 to 20 mph, decreasing to 5 to 10 mph..
Lucas Herbert and Sam Burns record 62s at the British Open
Lucas Herbert and Sam Burns have each matched the major championship scoring record of 62 in the British Open, with one celebration far different from the other. Herbert missed a
Messi and Yamal's ironic picture leads to World Cup final
Almost two decades ago, photographer Joan Monfort didn’t think much of his photo shoot of a teenage Lionel Messi bathing a cute baby boy in a plastic bathtub. Not until
Suber leads a day of surprises with a 65 in his first British Open
So much focus was on the new Royal Birkdale. What the British Open delivered Thursday was a bunch of newcomers. Leading the way is Jackson Suber. This not only is
Daigneault, Bickerstaff, Few confirmed as USA assistant coaches
Oklahoma City coach Mark Daigneault’s only previous experience with USA Basketball was a couple of stints as a video coordinator for younger-division teams more than a decade ago. And Detroit
GSP Health to host OU mammography unit
ENID, Okla. — Great Salt Plains Health Center is partnering with OU Mobile Mammography to bring mammography to Enid.
NOC names Enid native dean of students at Enid campus
Bowers, an Enid native, takes over the reins of the newly created position having served as the coordinator of residential life and student accessibility services at NOC Tonkawa for the
Area basketball players who look to make an impact next year
Basketball is in the rear view mirror now, but several Northwest Oklahoma teams welcome back players who were major parts on their respective teams a season ago.
Judge rules severance agreement is open record
An Oklahoma County judge Wednesday ruled the state’s wildlife commission wrongly withheld a severance agreement involving the departure of its former director and must make it available to the public.
Zoe Kids' Cafe directors reflect on 23 years helping children
Jude Newman moved to Enid when he was in the fourth grade with his mother and three siblings. Money was tight, and when looking at programs in the area that
Early road contests headline Enid volleyball's regular season
Enid High School volleyball is gearing up toward the season, and head coach Valerie Francisco loves what the team has accomplished this offseason.
Farm Bill uncertainty worries state ag producers
Oklahoma farmers are speaking up about the slow progress of the 2026 Farm Bill and what it means for their farms.
COLUMN: Vote no on SQ 846: Trust Oklahoma voters, not politicians
In this instance, the conservative answer is the simplest one: If it isn’t broken, don’t let politicians “fix” it.
Retired Enid grocer finds ad prices from 1976
❝When they bring a (receipt) home, when they bring a load of groceries in here … the first thing I have to do is look at the look at the
No turning back: Should the nation ditch the switch and keep daylight saving time?
VOTE BELOW House passes bill to stay with daylight saving time; Senate vote that would make it happen is pending. CLICK HERE to learn more about the future of daylight
COLUMN: Survival is about learning, trusting God
I really believe we can come through anything if we keep our faith and our wits about our plight.
Great is the faithfulness of our God
“Great is Thy faithfulness, O God my Father / There is no shadow of turning with Thee / Thou changest not, Thy compassions, they fail not / As Thou hast
EDITORIAL: Deadline is July 31 to cast ballots in Aug. 25 election
If you are registered, we encourage you to get signed up to vote, then educate yourself on the candidates and issues.
King's Chapel conference celebrates Marshallese culture
Members of the King’s Chapel Marshallese church traveled from all over the country to attend a conference at the Chisholm Trail Expo Center.
New downtown restaurant prepares for opening
ENID, Okla. — When discussing a new restaurant, there was one word that came up frequently between owners Chris Feeney, Ron Hammock and Chad Forbeck.
CDSA accepting YouthBuild applications
Community Development Support Association currently is accepting applications for the YouthBuild program.
Judge rules against Mid-Continent Packaging over denied discharge permit
The city had denied Mid-Continent’s application for a significant industrial user wastewater discharge permit in late June, and the company filed a lawsuit, taking the matter to court.