Drummond News

Brandon and Kerri Foster of Noble announce the birth of their daughter, Baylee Morgann Foster, at 8:57 p.m. June 6 at St.

Fire destroyed a garage northeast of Lahoma Thursday afternoon. Firefighters from Lahoma, Drummond and Hillsdale-Carrier responded to the blaze at 2:41 p.m., Lahoma Fire Chief David Wedel said.

The battle for democracy in Iraq continues, but American heroism isn't just happening in the Middle East.

The battle for democracy in Iraq continues, but American heroism isn't just happening in the Middle East.

A 19-year-old Drummond man was killed Wednesday morning west of Orienta when his pickup crossed the center line of U.S. 412 and hit an oncoming semi head-on, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol reported.

Highway Construction Co. Needs Experienced Truck Driver to Haul Heavy Equipment.

Firefighters from three departments battled tough conditions Monday as they fought a fire north of Lahoma.

Enid Police officer Tom Corbin reportedly is improving and still in stable condition after being struck by a car late Saturday night, ac-cording to EPD Sgt.

Drummond Public Schools is seeking to fill two teaching/coaching positions for the 2008-2009 school year.

Mr. and Mrs. Curtis and Thelma Horrall will celebrate their 50th anniversary with a small gathering for family and close friends.

A Woodward man was injured Thursday in a collision of two Sea-Doo watercrafts on Fort Supply Lake.

What later would be known as Garfield County Interlocal Cooperative began in the late-1970s at Covington-Douglas Public Schools.

A 7-year-old Drummond boy was rescued Monday by emergency responders after being sucked down into a grain trailer to his chin.

There is great concern among some parts of the Enid community about systematic racism that seems to be part of the Enid way of life.

With tears in her eyes, Carolyn Storey Inherst, mother of Army Staff Sgt. Clint Storey stood next to Patriot Guard riders Saturday morning as they planted a flowering hosta in memory of her son.

Rodenberg, Shuck named to roll OKLAHOMA CITY - Shannon Rodenberg, of Drummond, and Bridget Shuck, of Enid, have been named to the President's Honor Roll for the spring 2008 semester at Oklahoma City University.

Nicole Wilcoxen is 12 years old, and like many girls who will be seventh-graders next school year, she has a busy summer planned.

Hughes presents his research at state Capitol Adam Hughes of Drummond was selected to represent Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford at Research Day held recently at the state Capitol. via The Enid News

“Our goal is that students will go to any college they want - for free”

Susan Dameron, Upward Bound program director at Northern Oklahoma College Enid, is looking for 10 high school students interested in going to college for free. via The Enid News