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Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center Showcases Rhapsody Project Music Exhibit

Monday, October 27 by Michael Soucek

The Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center is striking a chord with music lovers this season through its newest temporary exhibit, Rhapsody Music Project, on display from November 4, 2025, through January 10, 2026. Developed in collaboration with Tammy Wilson of the Enid Event Company, the... Read More.

Enid Plainsmen Matchup Against Edmond North Moved to Thursday

Tuesday, October 21 by Derek Darr

The Enid Plainsmen had their matchup against Edmond North moved to Thursday night due to inclement weather expected in Edmond on Friday night. A young Plainsmen team is looking for its 1st victory of the year on the road against Edmond North. You can... Read More.

Check Out the Interview With New Kremlin-Hillsdale Head Basketball Coach Easton Maxwell

Monday, August 4 by Derek Darr

CTB Sports spoke with Kremlin-Hillsdale's new Head Boys' Basketball Coach, Easton Maxwell, about taking the Broncs coaching job. Maxwell has ties to the area, having attended high school at Covington-Douglas and Pioneer, and previously serving as the assistant coach at OBA. Here's what Coach Maxwell... Read More.

Intermittent Road Closures Set to Begin on West State Ave. for Panel Replacements

Tuesday, November 5 by Colby Talley

The City of Enid Engineering Department announced earlier on Tuesday that there would be intermittent lane closures being enforced along West State Ave. for panel replacements. These closures will happen between South Jefferson St. and South Independence St. Moreover, the closures will occur from today... Read More.

Road Closure for Rose Tree Lane Set for May 15

Tuesday, May 14 by Michael Soucek

Rose Tree Lane will undergo a road closure on May 15 spanning from Wedgewood Road to Laurel Place. The closure is planned to last the full day and is weather permitting. The closure will allow contractors to complete a full asphalt overlay safely. During the... Read More.

Jon Bon Jovi and his son to speak at Tribeca Festivals Tribeca X program

Wednesday, March 27 by ABC News

Jon Bon Jovi knows plenty about rock 'n' roll, but it turns out he knows a lot about business, too -- and he's going to share his knowledge during this year's Tribeca Festival in New York City.The festival, which takes place from June 5 to... Read More.

Theres a long road ahead to cleaning up Baltimores Key Bridge collapse: Not quick or easy or cheap

Wednesday, March 27 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- In the wake of the Francis Scott Key Bridge's partial collapse in Baltimore on Tuesday, "Rebuilding will not be quick or easy or cheap," Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said."But we will get it done," he told reporters at a White House press... Read More.

Israel agrees to reschedule delegation visit to the White House: US official

Wednesday, March 27 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has agreed to reschedule his delegation's visit to the White House after he canceled the trip on Monday, a U.S. official told ABC News on Wednesday."The prime minister's office has agreed to reschedule the meeting dedicated to... Read More.

Seiling gets Big Win, Enid Comes Up Short, Looking Back at Week 3 in NW Oklahoma High School Football

Tuesday, September 19 by Derek Darr

The Seiling Wildcats managed to hold off the OBA Trojans in a huge road victory defeating the Trojans 18-14 in an exciting battle. While the Enid Plainsmen came up short losing to Edmond North 42-27. The Plainsmen only trailed by a score at halftime, but... Read More.

COUNTDOWN to High School Football Pond Creek-Hunter Panthers

Monday, August 21 by Derek Darr

Full Interview with Pond-Creek Hunter Football Coach Tanner Bowman Pond Creek Hunter Panthers 2022 Record: 4-7 Key Loses: Ethan Ensminger Key Returners: Harrison Stapleton, Ashton Banks, Cole Mitchell District B-2: GARBER, RINGWOOD, KREMLIN-HILLSDALE, CHEROKEE, OBA The Pond Creek Panthers want to rebound from a losing season in 2022. They will... Read More.

The Cure’s Robert Smith Convinces Ticketmaster To Refund High-Priced Fees

Friday, March 17 by Pulse of Radio

The Cure's Robert Smith seems to have convinced Ticketmaster to refund their high-priced fees to the band's fans after calling the company out earlier this week on social media. Smith has since tweeted, "After further conversation, Ticketmaster have agreed with us that many of the fees... Read More.

The Rolling Stones Sued Over Living In A Ghost Town

Monday, March 13 by Pulse of Radio

The Rolling Stones are being sued by a songwriter for their 2020 single "Living In A Ghost Town." According to Billboard, Sergio Garcia, who performs under the name Angelslang, has claimed that the Stones' track was based on "So Sorry" and "Seed of God."... Read More.

Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center Showcases Rhapsody Project Music Exhibit

Enid Plainsmen Matchup Against Edmond North Moved to Thursday

Check Out the Interview With New Kremlin-Hillsdale Head Basketball Coach Easton Maxwell

Intermittent Road Closures Set to Begin on West State Ave. for Panel Replacements

Road Closure for Rose Tree Lane Set for May 15

Jon Bon Jovi and his son to speak at Tribeca Festivals Tribeca X program

Theres a long road ahead to cleaning up Baltimores Key Bridge collapse: Not quick or easy or cheap

Israel agrees to reschedule delegation visit to the White House: US official

Seiling gets Big Win, Enid Comes Up Short, Looking Back at Week 3 in NW Oklahoma High School Football

COUNTDOWN to High School Football Pond Creek-Hunter Panthers

The Cure’s Robert Smith Convinces Ticketmaster To Refund High-Priced Fees

The Rolling Stones Sued Over Living In A Ghost Town

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