Published: July 01, 2005 12:04 pm         

About The Enid News & Eagle

EnidNews.com

The EnidNews.com family of web sites seeks to be the preferred online information and marketing source for and about Enid, Vance Air Force Base and northwest Oklahoma. Web sites related to EnidNews.com include VanceAirscoop.com and EnidJobs.com. Many areas of EnidNews.com are updated throughout the day.



EnidNews.com is produced by the staff of the Enid News & Eagle, Enid, Okla.



Enid News & Eagle

The Enid News & Eagle is the dominant news and marketing source for northwest Oklahoma. A seven-day, morning newspaper, the News & Eagle serves nearly 45,000 readers daily and more than 50,000 on Sundays. The primary coverage area is all of Garfield, Major, Alfalfa, Woods and Grant counties plus parts of Kingfisher, Logan, Noble, Blaine and Woodward counties.



The News & Eagle is invited into 68 percent of all Enid households weekdays, 71 percent on Sundays. That's great penetration! Plus, northwest Oklahomans are intense newspaper readers — more likely than other Americans to read the newspaper on any day of the week, and especially Saturdays and Sundays.



Enid is a diverse community with the economy driven by military pilot training, health care, agriculture, energy, light industry, food processing, two strong hospitals and two college campuses. The 9,000-seat Expo Center and 1,700-seat Convention Hall draw state and regional conferences and entertainment and host professional and semi-pro sports teams.



In addition to the daily newspaper, the News & Eagle staff produces a weekly newspaper for Vance Air Force Base, a monthly senior citizen magazine, a weekly Total Market Coverage publication, commercial printing and popular regional web sites.



The News & Eagle is published by Community Newspaper Holdings Inc. CNHI, formed in 1997 and based in Birmingham, Ala., publishes daily, weekly and semiweekly newspapers in more than 200 communities throughout the United States.



In early 2005, the Oklahoma Press Association recognized the Enid News & Eagle as the best larger-circulation daily newspaper in the state’s annual Better Newspaper Contest. The News & Eagle received special recognition for news coverage, community leadership, advertising, editorial comment, sports coverage, personal columns, sales promotions, photography, and layout and design.