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KNID Guns & Hoses Sees Largest Crowd Yet

Wednesday, May 27 by Michael Soucek

The 5th Annual KNID Guns & Hoses drew the largest crowd ever on Friday, 22. The event featured the opening ceremony for the NJCAA Division II World Series in Enid, followed by a softball game with the Enid Fire Department against the Enid Police Department,... Read More.

East Chestnut to Receive Concrete Repairs

Tuesday, May 26 by Michael Soucek

A portion of East Chestnut Ave. will be closed to allow contractors to perform concrete repairs. The closure will last from Thursday, May 28, to Friday, June 5, and will span from North 8th St. to North 9th St. During construction, residents in the area are... Read More.

Waterline Tie-In Prompts Water Outage on North Grand Ave.

Wednesday, May 20 by Michael Soucek

A planned water outage will take place on North Grand Ave. on Tuesday, May 26, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. to allow contractors to complete a waterline tie‑in. The outage will affect the area from East Hickory Ave. to West Vine Ave. Residents are encouraged... Read More.

Gaslight Theatre to Host Turpin Tunes

Tuesday, May 19 by Michael Soucek

Gaslight Theatre has announced the date for this month’s Turpin Tunes, a community live‑music series held in downtown Enid. The Turpin will host the event on Thursday, May 21, featuring performances by local musicians D.R. Cummins, Riley Jantzen, Justin Blaiser, Greg Stong and Robert Gaskill. Doors... Read More.

East Broadway Undergoes Lane Closures for Concrete Repair

Tuesday, May 19 by Michael Soucek

A large portion of East Broadway Ave. will undergo intermittent lane closures to allow contractors to perform concrete repairs. The closure will span from Thursday, May 21, to Friday, June 5, and stretches from North Van Buren St. to South University Boulevard. Flagging operations will be... Read More.

Stride Bank Center to Host Deconstructing the Dark Side of the Moon with Scott Frieman

Monday, May 18 by Michael Soucek

The Stride Bank Center is hosting Deconstructing the Dark Side of the Moon with Scott Frieman on Wednesday, June 13. Scott Freiman is a composer, musician and software entrepreneur hosting his sold-out lecture series: Deconstructing. This time, Freiman will deconstruct what makes Pink Floyd’s Dark... Read More.

Our Blood Institute Offering Free Admission for Donors to NJCAA World Series Games

Monday, May 18 by Colby Talley

Our Blood Institute of Enid is offering free admission to an NJCAA World Series baseball game for anyone who donates blood from now until Tuesday, May 26. People interested in donating are encouraged to come to the OBI Enid headquarters at 301 E. Cherokee Ave. Free... Read More.

North 8th and East Walnut Intersection Closing for Concrete Repair

Monday, May 18 by Michael Soucek

The intersection of North 8th St. and East Walnut Ave. will close to allow contractors to perform concrete repairs. The closure will span from Thursday, May 21 to Friday, May 29, and will be contingent on the weather. Motorists are encouraged to follow the posted traffic... Read More.

Community Meeting Scheduled Tonight for Updates on Tornado Recovery Efforts

Thursday, May 14 by Colby Talley

The City of Enid is set to have a community meeting on Thursday night in the Stride Bank Center Grand Ballroom so officials can provide impacted citizens with updates about ongoing tornado relief efforts. Doors will open at 5:30 p.m., with the program starting at... Read More.

Drainage Work Near Wildwood and Redbird to Start Tuesday

Monday, May 11 by Colby Talley

The City of Enid has announced that drainage work near the intersection of Wildwood Drive and Redbird Lane will begin Tuesday, May 12 and last until Thursday, May 15. Contractors will be removing trees from the drainage channel. Motorists are encouraged to follow all posted traffic... Read More.

City of Enid Continues Tornado Relief Efforts

Friday, May 8 by Colby Talley

The City of Enid has outlined several ways that tornado relief efforts will continue and expand in the coming days. Here is what the City has outlined: Volunteer Agricultural Cleanup Effort Scheduled This Saturday, May 9, a large-scale volunteer initiative will carry-out a cleanup of five agricultural... Read More.

60-Year-Old Enid Man Faces Eight Felony Counts for Exploiting Three Minors

Thursday, May 7 by Michael Soucek

Duane Allen Frazer, 60, faces eight felony counts related to the sexual abuse and exploitation of three minors. The investigation began with reports alleging sexual abuse of three children by Frazer, two aged 9 and the other aged 7. A search warrant was executed at... Read More.

KNID Guns & Hoses Sees Largest Crowd Yet

East Chestnut to Receive Concrete Repairs

Waterline Tie-In Prompts Water Outage on North Grand Ave.

Gaslight Theatre to Host Turpin Tunes

East Broadway Undergoes Lane Closures for Concrete Repair

Stride Bank Center to Host Deconstructing the Dark Side of the Moon with Scott Frieman

Our Blood Institute Offering Free Admission for Donors to NJCAA World Series Games

North 8th and East Walnut Intersection Closing for Concrete Repair

Community Meeting Scheduled Tonight for Updates on Tornado Recovery Efforts

Drainage Work Near Wildwood and Redbird to Start Tuesday

City of Enid Continues Tornado Relief Efforts

60-Year-Old Enid Man Faces Eight Felony Counts for Exploiting Three Minors

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