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Kites Over Enid Glides Back into City for 2025

Monday, April 7 by Michael Soucek

The 2025 Kites over Enid Festival is returning from April 26-27. The event will be held at the Richard Dermer Memorial Flying Field behind Autry Technology Center. With April being National Kite Month, the event aims to reintroduce the joy of flying a kite to the... Read More.

City of Enid Releases Contruction Efforts for this Week

Monday, April 7 by Michael Soucek

The City of Enid has released a list of construction projects occurring this week. West Broadway Ave. Parking enclosure December 2024 - July 2025 North Cleveland St. Asphalt work Jan. 13 - April 18 East Willow Rd. Waterline installation Feb. 3 - Oct.... Read More.

Liquid History: Flash & Fizz Coming to the Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center

Monday, April 7 by Colby Talley

The Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center has announced the arrival of a new event which will be a part of the venue's "Museum After Dark" promotion: "Liquid History: Flash & Fizz". The event will take place at the heritage center on Friday, April 11 from... Read More.

Portion of North 27th Set to be Closed for Asphalt Overlay

Monday, April 7 by Colby Talley

A portion of North 27th St. spanning from East Walnut Ave. to East Pine Ave. is set to be closed for asphalt overlay work. The construction effort will last just two days, from Thursday, April 10 to Friday, April 11. Residents in the area have been... Read More.

Hospice Circle of Love to Host Spring Book Sale

Friday, April 4 by Michael Soucek

Hospice Circle of Love will host its bi-annual book sale on Friday, April 25 from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at its headquarters, located at 314 South 3rd St. The event will feature a vast collection of books spanning various genres, including fiction, children's literature,... Read More.

Stride Bank Center Hosts Neighborhood Shops Spring Craft Show

Friday, April 4 by Michael Soucek

Stop by the Stride Bank Center on Saturday, April 12, for the Neighborhood Shops Spring Craft Show! The event will feature tons of vendors selling plenty of spring apparel. Entry is free, and door prize drawings will be held once you arrive. Remember to look around... Read More.

Main Street Enid’s Cancels Outdoor Events for April First Friday, Indoor Events Still Happening

Friday, April 4 by Colby Talley

Due to inclement weather in the forecast throughout this upcoming weekend, Main Street Enid has cancelled all outdoor activities for their April First Friday event, but all indoor events will still take place. Additionally, the Garfield County Firefighter Games have also been cancelled; however, they... Read More.

YWCA Enid’s Project Cinderella Returns for Another Season

Thursday, April 3 by Michael Soucek

YWCA Enid's Project Cinderella is returning for its eighth season of making formal events accessible to teens. The program is now open until Wednesday, April 23, at the YWCA Headquarters. Shopping appointments are required to ensure each participant receives personalized attention. Project Cinderella is an event... Read More.

New Exhibit Coming to Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center: “A Body of Work: More Than Skin Deep”

Thursday, April 3 by Colby Talley

A brand new exhibit is set to come to the Mabee Foundation Gallery in the Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center: "A Body of Work: More Than Skin Deep". The exhibit, which will be open from Tuesday, April 15 to Sunday, June 15, features artwork from... Read More.

City of Enid Looking to Fill Various Vacancies Within Local Departments

Wednesday, April 2 by Colby Talley

The City of Enid has announced it will be accepting applications for various vacancies within several local departments. Arguably the biggest role that needs filling is the Director of Public Utilities, someone who will oversee critical water, wastewater and utility services for the city. Potential... Read More.

City of Enid Announces Utility Work on East Cherokee

Tuesday, April 1 by Michael Soucek

The City of Enid has announced a road closure on East Cherokee Ave. that will last for the majority of 2025. The closure will span from South 7th St. to South 20th St. and last from Tuesday, April 1 through Monday, Oct. 27. The closure will... Read More.

NWOSU to Host: Baseball, Hot Dogs & Apple Pie

Tuesday, April 1 by Michael Soucek

Northwestern Oklahoma State University is partnering with the Alumni Association and the Northwestern Foundation to bring you Baseball, Hot Dogs & Apple Pie on Tuesday, April 8. Stop by David Allen Memorial Ballpark for a fun evening of baseball and food as the NWOSU Rangers... Read More.

Kites Over Enid Glides Back into City for 2025

City of Enid Releases Contruction Efforts for this Week

Liquid History: Flash & Fizz Coming to the Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center

Portion of North 27th Set to be Closed for Asphalt Overlay

Hospice Circle of Love to Host Spring Book Sale

Stride Bank Center Hosts Neighborhood Shops Spring Craft Show

Main Street Enid’s Cancels Outdoor Events for April First Friday, Indoor Events Still Happening

YWCA Enid’s Project Cinderella Returns for Another Season

New Exhibit Coming to Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center: “A Body of Work: More Than Skin Deep”

City of Enid Looking to Fill Various Vacancies Within Local Departments

City of Enid Announces Utility Work on East Cherokee

NWOSU to Host: Baseball, Hot Dogs & Apple Pie

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