Category: News - EnidLIVE!

Emergency Water Outage for West Chestnut Ave.

Wednesday, April 24 by Michael Soucek

City of Enid officials have announced an emergency water outage on West Chestnut Ave. The outage will span from North Cleveland St. to North Garland Rd. and will last the entire day on Wednesday, April 24. Services are expected to be restored by the... Read More.

91st Annual Tri-State Music Festival Returns to Enid

Tuesday, April 23 by Michael Soucek

The 91st Annual Tri-State Music Festival is set to make it's triumphant return to Enid in early May. The Grand Concert will be held on Friday, May 3 at Enid High School and will feature both soloists and ensembles from local schools throughout Oklahoma. Tri-State originally... Read More.

Enid Celebrates Arbor Day with Tree Planting Ceremony

Tuesday, April 23 by Michael Soucek

The City of Enid will have a tree-planting ceremony at the Southern Heights Entrance at 11 a.m. on Friday, April 26. Every year, the Enid Tree Board holds an event for the public to attend and to assist in planting trees. The board's goal is... Read More.

Leonardo’s Children’s Museum to Present Bug Invasion

Monday, April 22 by Michael Soucek

Leonardo's Children's Museum is hosting its all-new Bug Invasion workshop. The workshop will take place on Saturday, April 27 from 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. and feature all kinds of cool insects! Ladybugs will be the event's focus, with cool facts about them. This event is... Read More.

Enid Symphony Orchestra to Present Silver Celebration

Monday, April 22 by Michael Soucek

Enid Symphony Orchestra is set to present Silver Celebration to commemorate the 25th Anniversary of ESO residency in Joan Allen Symphony Hall. The symphony will be at the Enid Symphony Center on Saturday, April 27 at 5 p.m. Pianist Edward Auer will return to Symphony... Read More.

VFW Post 2270 Seeking Help For Building Renovations

Friday, April 19 by Colby Talley

VFW Post 2270 is currently seeking help for renovations to their building in Enid. The post is looking for any able-bodied individuals who are willing to help. Anyone interested in assisting the post can attend their open house this Saturday, April 20 from 9-11 a.m.... Read More.

Man Struck by Pickup Truck Admitted to Hospital in Stable Condition

Friday, April 19 by Colby Talley

A man struck by a pickup truck on Thursday evening near Covington in Garfield County has been admitted to the hospital in stable condition. Johnny C. Rolfe Jr., 59, of Childress, TX was working in a utility construction zone on the east side of South... Read More.

East Cornell Closed to Be Closed for Culvert Installation

Friday, April 19 by Michael Soucek

A section East Cornell Ave. is scheduled to be closed to allow contractors to install a new culvert. The closure will last from Monday, April 22 to Friday, April 26 and could last longer depending on the weather. The construction effort will span from Kennedy St.... Read More.

Leonardo’s to Host Leo’s After Dark: The Science of Cocktails

Friday, April 19 by Michael Soucek

Leonardo's is bringing back Adult Nights; starting with "Leo's After Dark: The Science of Cocktails." The event will take place on April 26 from 7-10 p.m. Come mix cocktails and try a new twist on adult beverages. Upon purchasing a ticket, you will be given... Read More.

2024 Kites Over Enid Festival Set for April 20-21

Thursday, April 18 by Colby Talley

In honor of National Kite Month, the 2024 Kites Over Enid festival will be held at the Richard Dermer Memorial Flying Field on from Saturday, April 20-21. The goal of the festival is to introduce and reintroduce the joy of flying kites to children and... Read More.

Margo Holmes Talks About the Upcoming Enid Author Fest

Wednesday, April 17 by Colby Talley

Margo Holmes, the Adult Program and Development Program for the Enid Public Library, sat down with EnidLIVE! to discuss the upcoming Enid Author Fest. Holmes discussed the the activities planned for children and teens attending the event and the many writers and authors across several... Read More.

Enid Police Department Discusses Teen Driving

Wednesday, April 17 by Michael Soucek

The Enid Police Department recently released a statement regarding teen driving. They stated that teen drivers have a higher rate of fatal crashes due to their immaturity, lack of driving experience and skill. Bad habits shared by the majority of teenage drivers include speeding, being... Read More.

News

Emergency Water Outage for West Chestnut Ave.

91st Annual Tri-State Music Festival Returns to Enid

Enid Celebrates Arbor Day with Tree Planting Ceremony

Leonardo’s Children’s Museum to Present Bug Invasion

Enid Symphony Orchestra to Present Silver Celebration

VFW Post 2270 Seeking Help For Building Renovations

Man Struck by Pickup Truck Admitted to Hospital in Stable Condition

East Cornell Closed to Be Closed for Culvert Installation

Leonardo’s to Host Leo’s After Dark: The Science of Cocktails

2024 Kites Over Enid Festival Set for April 20-21

Margo Holmes Talks About the Upcoming Enid Author Fest

Enid Police Department Discusses Teen Driving

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