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PPV alumni to unveil marker celebrating school’s unique history (opens the original)
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WAUKOMIS, Okla. â Pioneer-Pleasant Vale alumni plan to celebrate their schoolâs history by making some of their own Saturday, Oct. 3, 2026, at the biennial reunion. âThis yearâs program will be the recognition of an event that comes along only once in 105 years,â according to the reunion registration form. 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
Water release from Canton Lake to Lake Hefner slated Thursday (opens the original)
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CANTON, Okla. â The Army Corps of Engineers is scheduled to begin a water release Thursday morning, Sept. 17, 2026, from Canton Lake to Lake Hefner in Oklahoma City. Oklahoma City â which pays for rights to the water allocation â has requested 16,000 acre feet of storage, said Brannen Parrish, a public affairs specialist for the Tulsa district Army Corps of Engineers. That will affect the current level of the lake â at 1.81 feet below normal â by about 2.7 feet, dropping the overall le
2 days left for free fair, carnival (opens the original)
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ENID, Okla. â This was the second time Gwen Pethoud had made homemade ice cream and the first time she entered a contest, and she walked away with a perfect record and the winning $150 prize at the Garfield County Free Fair. A good number of fair attendees were handed red tickets for the ice cream crank-off and then ushered into the line, ready for a scoop of each of the entries, Saturday afternoon, Sept. 12, 2026. Their only charge was to place the ticket into the container of their favorite
Chisholm, Pleasant Vale and Enid Police Department team for safety (opens the original)
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ENID, Okla. â Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2026, was the first day back to school after some years for two Enid Police Department patrolmen, who will spend their days protecting and educating students at two local districts. Tobias âTobyâ Plucinski and Neal Storey were selected through an in-house application process to help implement EPDâs School Resource Officer program (SRO), which is partnering with Chisholm and Pioneer-Pleasant Vale public schools. Both have been with EPD since 2021. Click for
Journey Women's Center banquet to feature information, abortion survivor (opens the original)
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ENID, Okla. â One of the most blessed journeys a woman can take also may be her hardest, and a local womenâs center wants to make sure everyone has the opportunity to have someone by her side along the way. âWe began about 10 years ago with several different folks in different churches here in this community that wanted to address the issue of crisis pregnancies in Enid,â said Mark McAdow, pastor at Willow View Church and member of the Journey Womenâs Center board. âA group got toget
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