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Enid Public Library to Hold Build a Rollercoaster Event

Tuesday, July 30 by Derek Darr

The City of Enid Public Library will be holding a STEM event on Wednesday, July 31st. It's called "Build a Rollercoaster" and will be from 2 P.M. to 4 P.M., kids who participate will have the opportunity to design their own rollercoaster using straws. The... Read More.

Enid Technical Services Announces School Zone Beacon Testing

Monday, July 29 by Michael Soucek

All school zones in the Enid area will undergo zone beacon testing from July 29 to Aug. 2. Schools include Chisholm Public, Pioneer-Pleasant Vale, Enid Public, and all remaining schools within the city limits. Motorists are advised to follow posted speed limits in these areas at... Read More.

Enid Police Officer Billie McKinney Named Officer of the Month

Monday, July 29 by Michael Soucek

The Enid Police Department's Official Facebook page announced that Officer Billie McKinney from Enid Police was nominated as the Enid AM Ambucs Officer of the Month for July. McKinney was nominated by her C-Shift supervisor for her work in investigating a serious felony offense... Read More.

Various Road Closures Coming to Enid

Monday, July 29 by Michael Soucek

The City of Enid recently announced four new road closures slated for the upcoming weeks. Grizzly Lane A small section of 502 Grizzly Lane will be closed to contractors to replace a street panel. The closure is expected to last from July 29... Read More.

Monthly First Friday Crawls Around with 90s Flashback Crawl

Thursday, July 25 by Michael Soucek

Main Street Enid is proud to announce the theme of August's First Friday: "Flashback First Friday | 90s Crawl & Retro Car Show." This First Friday will set the dials back a few decades with a bunch of 90s-themed events! Check out the retro car show,... Read More.

Enid Police Department Addresses Emergency Vehicle Yielding

Thursday, July 25 by Michael Soucek

The Enid Police Department released a post regarding issues with motorists failing to yield for emergency vehicles. In an emergency, minutes can mean the difference between life and death, and critical seconds can be lost if drivers don't yield. Motorists must make way for ambulances,... Read More.

Mill and Overlay Prompts Road Closure on West Columbia Ave.

Wednesday, July 24 by Michael Soucek

The City of Enid Engineering Department has announced a road closure on West Columbia Ave. to allow crews to complete a mill and overlay. The closure will last from July 25-26 and span from North Madison St. to North Washington St. During the closure, residents are... Read More.

Stride Bank Center Offers Discounts for Jeff Dunham Show in August

Wednesday, July 24 by Michael Soucek

The Stride Bank Center is having a sale for its upcoming show: Jeff Dunham | Still Not Canceled. The Sale allows you to purchase any ticket for just $55! Since it is The Stride Bank Center wants to celebrate National Tell an Old Joke... Read More.

Leonardo’s to Host Back to School Bash in August

Tuesday, July 23 by Michael Soucek

Leonardo's Children's Museum is hosting the Back to School Bash to help families finish summer right with one more fun day! The event is slated for Saturday, August 10 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and is included with general admission and memberships. Back to... Read More.

Rural Health Projects to Host Dodge for a Cause

Tuesday, July 23 by Michael Soucek

Rural Health Projects is hosting the family-friendly Dodge for a Cause to help benefit the community's health. Dodge for a Cause is a community-wide dodgeball tournament fundraiser to provide resources and education aimed at improving the community's health. The event is slated for Saturday, July... Read More.

Garber Public Schools to Host Back to School Pool Party

Tuesday, July 23 by Michael Soucek

Garber Public Schools is hosting the Jr. High Back to School Pool Party & Cookout on July 25. The event will be from 6-8 p.m. at the Garber pool and admission will be free. The swim is open to Garber students going into the 6th-8th grade. Be... Read More.

BNSF Track Repairs Scheduled for Two Railroad Crossings in Enid

Monday, July 22 by Colby Talley

The BNSF Railroad has informed the City of Enid that track repairs will be forcing the temporary closure of two railroad crossings within city limits. Both closures are expected to last just one day each. The first closure will happen on East Chestnut Ave. between North... Read More.

News

Enid Public Library to Hold Build a Rollercoaster Event

Enid Technical Services Announces School Zone Beacon Testing

Enid Police Officer Billie McKinney Named Officer of the Month

Various Road Closures Coming to Enid

Monthly First Friday Crawls Around with 90s Flashback Crawl

Enid Police Department Addresses Emergency Vehicle Yielding

Mill and Overlay Prompts Road Closure on West Columbia Ave.

Stride Bank Center Offers Discounts for Jeff Dunham Show in August

Leonardo’s to Host Back to School Bash in August

Rural Health Projects to Host Dodge for a Cause

Garber Public Schools to Host Back to School Pool Party

BNSF Track Repairs Scheduled for Two Railroad Crossings in Enid

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