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Utility Work Scheduled Along East Hickory Ave.

Tuesday, May 6 by Colby Talley

The City of Enid has announced that construction crews will be working along East Hickory Ave. on a waterline relocation project. The construction project is set to span from North Grand Ave. to North 4th St. Furthermore, the project is scheduled to last from Tuesday,... Read More.

Soft Rock Band Yächtley Crëw Sails into Enid on June 19

Monday, May 5 by Michael Soucek

The nation's #1 yacht rock band, Yächtley Crëw, is coming to the Stride Bank Center this summer on Thursday, June 19. Yächtley Crëw has established itself as "the nation's favorite Yacht Rock band," captivating audiences with its energetic performances, world-class musicianship and fun antics. They... Read More.

Enid Gem & Mineral Society Rock Swap

Monday, May 5 by Michael Soucek

The Enid Gem & Mineral Society is hosting its Annual Rock Swap on Saturday, May 17. Stop by the Breezeway in downtown Enid, where you can buy, sell or trade beautiful rocks. Shop and swap with various lapidary items such as gemstones, minerals, fossils, rough, slabs,... Read More.

Single-Vehicle Accident Leads to Destruction of St. Mary’s Digital Sign

Monday, May 5 by Colby Talley

A single-vehicle accident that happened along West Owen K. Garriott Rd. in the early hours of Monday morning has resulted in the destruction of St. Mary's digital billboard. The driver involved in the accident was travelling in the westbound lane on Owen K. Garriott Rd.... Read More.

Summer Chautauqua Returns to Enid in June

Friday, May 2 by Colby Talley

Summer Chautauqua is making its return to Enid in June, holding all of its 2025 events at Northwestern Oklahoma State University-Enid. Chautauqua is described as historical tourism at its finest. The event serves as a rare chance to meet historical figures from an era long... Read More.

Oklahoma Bill Prohibits Corporal Punishment for Students with Disabilities

Friday, May 2 by Michael Soucek

The Oklahoma House of Representatives has successfully passed a bill designed to protect students with disabilities from corporal punishment. Senate Bill 364, which aims to prohibit non-parents from using physical discipline on these students, is now awaiting the governor’s approval to become law. This bill... Read More.

Market Neighborhood Shops to Host Spring Market Craft Show

Thursday, May 1 by Michael Soucek

Market Neighborhood Shops is organizing its seasonal Market Craft Show at the Stride Bank Center on Saturday, May 31, from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Visitors can explore a variety of vendors offering spring-themed products, including food, apparel, decor, and more. Attendees should also be on the lookout... Read More.

Main Street Enid’s Downtown Teens Summer Program Returns

Wednesday, April 30 by Michael Soucek

Main Street Enid has announced the return of its Downtown Teens Summer Program. The event allows teens ages 14-19 to take an active role in developing the downtown Enid area. The initiative offers participants to plan and host community events, participate in the Downtown Teens Committee,... Read More.

Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center to Host Picnic in the Village

Wednesday, April 30 by Michael Soucek

The Heritage Center is set to hold its annual Picnic in the Village event on May 4. The luncheon will take place from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. at Humphrey Heritage Village. With a $40 ticket, participants enjoy a lively afternoon meal in a traditional picnic... Read More.

City of Enid Commends Margo Holmes for Inclusion and Language Learning Advocacy

Tuesday, April 29 by Michael Soucek

The City of Enid has commended Margo Holmes, Program and Development Coordinator at Enid Public Library, for her significant contributions in developing an English language learning initiative tailored for Marshallese speakers. The city council invites the community to their meeting on Monday, May 5, where... Read More.

North 66th St. Closed for Concrete Diamond Grinding

Tuesday, April 29 by Michael Soucek

North 66th Street will be closed from April 29 to May 13 for road improvements. The closure will extend from East Willow Road to Breckinridge Road as contractors perform diamond grinding on the concrete to enhance the road's condition. The closure is contingent on weather,... Read More.

93rd Annual Tri-State Music Festival Returns to Enid

Tuesday, April 29 by Michael Soucek

The 93rd Annual Tri-State Music Festival has returned to Enid with dozens of bands participating in music ensembles at Enid High School. The Tri-State Music Festival began as a simple idea that grew into something remarkable. The foundation came from Russell Wiley, who envisioned a... Read More.

News

Utility Work Scheduled Along East Hickory Ave.

Soft Rock Band Yächtley Crëw Sails into Enid on June 19

Enid Gem & Mineral Society Rock Swap

Single-Vehicle Accident Leads to Destruction of St. Mary’s Digital Sign

Summer Chautauqua Returns to Enid in June

Oklahoma Bill Prohibits Corporal Punishment for Students with Disabilities

Market Neighborhood Shops to Host Spring Market Craft Show

Main Street Enid’s Downtown Teens Summer Program Returns

Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center to Host Picnic in the Village

City of Enid Commends Margo Holmes for Inclusion and Language Learning Advocacy

North 66th St. Closed for Concrete Diamond Grinding

93rd Annual Tri-State Music Festival Returns to Enid

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