Shane Jackson
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 33
- Latest publication
- Sep 27, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Yahoo
- Top 1K sites
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Local author receives accolades for first novel (opens the original)
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Marlo Holly is a local author who recently earned a national accolade for her debut middle-grade novel, âAugust Rain.â According to Holly, the novel is for readers aged 8-14 and tells the story of Marnie Prince, a 12-year-old girl mourning the death of her beloved grandfather. Through a series of clues, she discovers her grandfatherâs past as a World War II codebreaker. Women's Clothing, Clothing Stores, Shoes... New Cars, Used Cars, Auto Parts, Auto Repair... Computers, Software, Supplies
RSU one of three Oklahoma universities to offer accelerated bachelor's degree program (opens the original)
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Rogers State University is one of three public universities in Oklahoma that will soon offer a three-year bachelor's degree program. The accelerated Bachelor of Applied Science will offer students options in Cyber Defense and Digital Defense and Automation Manufacturing and Digital Systems. Women's Clothing, Clothing Stores, Shoes... New Cars, Used Cars, Auto Parts, Auto Repair... Computers, Software, Supplies, Television & Radio... Churches, Libraries, Post Offices, Schools... Book Stores, Gall
‘See you at the pole’ gathers students for prayer (opens the original)
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A group of Rogers State University faculty, staff, students and spiritual leaders gathered around the flagpoles in front of Preparatory Hall Wednesday, Sept. 23, to pray. The RSU gathering coincided with many college and K-12 campuses across the globe, as part of the annual See You at the Pole. The group sang worship songs and was led in prayer for the campus, the city, the state, the country and the world. Women's Clothing, Clothing Stores, Shoes... New Cars, Used Cars, Auto Parts, Auto Repair.
Locals look for treasure through social media trend (opens the original)
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A new trend has folks across Northeast Oklahoma searching for hidden treasures. It's known as Urban Stashers 918, and the idea is for participants to hide and seek homemade trinkets. Anyone with a Facebook, Instagram or TikTok account can join the fun. Click for the latest, full-access Enid News & Eagle headlines | Text Alerts | app downloads | news and sports emails. Have a question about this story? Do you see something we missed? Do you have a story idea for the News & Eagle? Send an email to
Rogers County resident creates cottage bakery website (opens the original)
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A Rogers County resident recently launched a website to help sellers promote their cottage bakeries and food carts. Tony Tucker, creator of âFront Yard Foodies,â got the idea after seeing his neighbor set a cart with baked goods in front of her home and post it on social media. Women's Clothing, Clothing Stores, Shoes... New Cars, Used Cars, Auto Parts, Auto Repair... Computers, Software, Supplies, Television & Radio... Churches, Libraries, Post Offices, Schools... Book Stores, Galleries, Mo
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