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Top 10 Christmas Gifts to Give this Winter Season

Wednesday, December 4 by Michael Soucek

Christmas can be stressful when it comes to getting gifts, especially if you don't know what to get. Here are some gift ideas you can fit under the tree this year for your friends and family! Nifty Gadget You never know when a fun little... Read More.

Gaslight Teens to Present New Show: White Christmas

Tuesday, December 3 by Michael Soucek

The Gaslight Teens are set to present their latest show: White Christmas: The Musical! The show will be held at the Gaslight Theatre for two weekends: Dec. 6-8, and Dec. 13-15, Friday through Sunday. Veterans Bob Wallace and Phil Davis have a little dance act after... Read More.

EPD Seeking Information on Reported Shooting from Nov. 23

Monday, December 2 by Colby Talley

The Enid Police Department announced on Monday afternoon that it is currently seeking information from the public regarding a shooting that was reported to have happened on the night of Saturday, Nov. 23. The incident happened at 9:40 p.m. in the 400 block of East... Read More.

Water Outage Scheduled for South Jefferson St. Due to Waterline Tie-In

Monday, December 2 by Colby Talley

The City of Enid Engineering Department announced on Thursday that a water outage has been scheduled for South Jefferson St. to allow contractors to work on a waterline tie-in. The outage is expected to last from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 3. For... Read More.

Waterline Repair to Force Lane Closure on West Owen K. Garriott Rd.

Monday, December 2 by Colby Talley

The City of Enid has announced that the outside westbound lane on West Owen K. Garriott Rd. will be closed due to a waterline repair. The closure will span from South Pierce St. to South Johnson St. to allow crews to work on the waterline. Additionally,... Read More.

Enid Public Library to Close Early on Dec. 4

Monday, December 2 by Colby Talley

The Enid Public Library will be closing at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 4 to allow employees to attend the Annual City of Enid Employee Christmas Party. The library will resume its normal business hours on Thursday, Dec. 5. The library appreciates the understanding of residents... Read More.

Asphalt Overlay to Force Closures on North 4th St.

Monday, December 2 by Colby Talley

Portions of North 4th St. near the intersection of East Chestnut Ave. will be closed to allow crews to complete an asphalt overlay. These closures will last from Wednesday, Dec. 4 to Thursday, Dec. 5. This timeframe with be contingent on the weather. During the construction... Read More.

Street Panel Replacement Prompts Closure of Meadowlake Park North Entrance

Friday, November 29 by Colby Talley

The City of Enid has announced that the Meadowlake Park North entrance will be closed to allow crews to work on street panel replacement. Residents are encouraged to use the South entrance of the park during the construction effort. The closure of the North entrance will... Read More.

City of Enid Announces Intersection Closure at Falcon Crest and Kelly Drive

Wednesday, November 27 by Michael Soucek

The City of Enid's Official Facebook page announced a closure for the intersection between Falcon Crest Dr. and Kelly Rd. the closure will span from Monday, Dec. 2, to Friday, Dec 13, to allow contractors to replace street panels. The closure will be contingent on weather... Read More.

Attorney General Drummond Urges Congress to Pass Kids Online Safety Act

Tuesday, November 26 by Colby Talley

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond has called for Congress to pass the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) before the end of the calendar year. Drummond, along with 31 other state attorneys general, have highlighted the urgent need to protect children from the harm associated with... Read More.

City of Enid Park Facilities to be Closed for the Winter

Tuesday, November 26 by Michael Soucek

The City of Enid's official Facebook page has announced the closure of the city parks' facilities and features allowing crews to winterize the facilities for the season. The facilities are winterized every year to prevent damage to plumbing, irrigation, drinking fountains, and restrooms. The following... Read More.

Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center Hosts Christmas in the Village

Monday, November 25 by Michael Soucek

UPDATE: This event has been cancelled due to ongoing plumbing issues as the Heritage Center The Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center is hosting Christmas in the Village on Friday, Dec. 6. Visit the Humphrey Heritage Village from 6-9 p.m. for a beautifully decorated sight! For the... Read More.

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