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David Stringer

David Stringer

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Publisher, The Lawton Constitution

Lawton

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Total articles 400

  • COLUMN: We’ve lost the art of communication

    By David Stringer Verified| The Lawton Constitution Verified Several years ago I read a biography of John Adams, the second president of the United States, and was struck by the — for lack of a better word — flourish with which he wrote. Yet, despite being a little “flowery”, he was able to make his point, even when it was in opposition to the individual he was communicating with. We seem to have lost that art.

    By David Stringer Verified · The Lawton Constitution

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Political Satire Comes to Prescott eNews - David Stringer, Publisher

    By David Stringer Verified| Prescott eNews Verified A long tradition of humor and satire through drawings and cartoons has been missing from the journalism of Yavapai County. There was a time not long ago when cartoons graced the editorial pages of most daily newspapers. When you didn’t have time to read the paper, you at least glanced at the cartoon. But with the shift from print to cable TV and internet-based presentation of the news, political cartoons have fallen by the wayside. There was a time when editorial cartoonists won Pulitzer Prizes.

    By David Stringer Verified · Prescott eNews

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • COLUMN: We’ve lost the art of communication

    By David Stringer Verified| The Lawton Constitution Verified Several years ago I read a biography of John Adams, the second president of the United States, and was struck by the — for lack of a better word — flourish with which he wrote. Yet, despite being a little “flowery”, he was able to make his point, even when it was in opposition to the individual he was communicating with. We seem to have lost that art.

    By David Stringer Verified · The Lawton Constitution

    Apr. 13, 2025

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The Lawton Constitution

Covering news in Southwest Oklahoma.

Lawton, United States

+1 580-951-7700