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Sunday, April 20, 2025

December Letter from the Editor

As 2024 comes to a close, I feel many emotions. The past year has been intense, overwhelming, and exhausting, but it’s also been full of joy, love, laughter, and so many precious moments. And that’s life, the good and the bad and the ups and the downs. As the new year approaches, it’s important to reflect, but it’s even more important to be intentional. Be intentional with your actions, your goals, your choices, and your ambitions – be intentional with your time and your life. Set yourself up for success as much as you can with the new year incoming, and think about what you want to do, where you want to go, who you want to be, and why you want to do and be all of that. And as you reflect and look ahead, don’t forget to be present. After all, being present is a present. And, speaking of presents, give the gift of giving this holiday season! For this month’s cover story, we chose to shine a light on some of the charities and organizations within Garfield County that make a difference for those who need it. And, as you read along and learn about each charity, please keep in mind anything you may be able to give or gift – one act of generosity could be enough to make a family’s Christmas, a kids’ year, or a struggle not so hard. And that kind of kindness and selflessness is exactly what the world needs. So, whether you decide to give back, be present, or be intentional, be grateful. Keeping with the theme of thankfulness from last month, appreciate what you have and what you’ve had. Anything can change in an instance. And on behalf of us here at Enid Monthly, Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, and Happy New Year!

Blake Reese
Blake Reese
Blake Reese is the Editor and Advertising Director for Enid Monthly. Writing and editing are passions of his, but he also enjoys the connections and relationships he gets to make by going out into the community. Blake is originally from Wichita, Kansas, but he relocated to Enid after graduating from college. He graduated from Wichita State University with a Bachelor's Degree in Political Science accompanied by a minor in Communications. Blake definitely misses the city life from time to time, but he's happy to be a part of the Enid community.

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