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Sections of North 23rd Street Closed for Concrete Repairs

Wednesday, January 31 by News Room

Two sections of North 23rd St. will be closed starting Tuesday for concrete repairs. The City of Enid announced the closure of two small sections of the street near E. Locust Avenue. The closure is expected to last two weeks, spanning from Tuesday, Jan. 30,... Read More.

Asphalt Repairs Prompt Road Closure on Sombrero Circle

Tuesday, January 30 by News Room

The road along Sombrero Cir. near S. La Mesa Dr. will be closed from Wednesday, Jan. 31 through Friday, Feb. 2 due to concrete repairs During the construction period, residents of Sombrero Circle are requested to find alternative parking due to residential driveway access being... Read More.

Senate Republicans to roll out Education Priorities for 2024 Session

Tuesday, January 30 by News Room

The members of the Oklahoma Senate Republican Education Committee will roll out their education priorities for the 2024 Legislative Session that begins Monday. The meeting will be held at the Oklahoma State Capitol in Room G5, on Wednesday, Jan. 31 at 11 a.m. The senators... Read More.

Dalen McVay Discusses Night to Unite Enid 2024

Tuesday, January 30 by News Room

Night to Unite Enid board member Dalen McVay paid a visit to the CTB newsroom on Tuesday to discuss the 2024 edition of Night to Unite. The event is a prom for people ages 14 and up with disabilities and special needs. McVay discussed topics such... Read More.

Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center to host “Discover Greatness: An Illustrated History of Negro Leagues Baseball”

Tuesday, January 30 by News Room

“Discover Greatness: an Illustrated History of Negro Leagues Baseball” is a new interactive exhibit set to be hosted at the Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center. Since 1993, the exhibit has travelled around the nation to show everyone the history of African American baseball. The exhibit... Read More.

Enid Police Arrest 1 Adult, 10 Juveniles on Drug and Weapon Charges

Tuesday, January 30 by News Room

The Enid Police Department conducted four search warrants which led to the arrest of one adult and 10 juveniles who were related to multiple incidents of reckless conduct with firearms. It began when three male juvenile suspects, ages 14 to 16, were discovered to be... Read More.

Kremlin-Hillsdale Boosters Announce Lip Sync Battle

Monday, January 29 by News Room

The Kremlin-Hillsdale Boosters announced their annual Lip Sync Battle. The event will be on Saturday, Feb. 3 at 6:30 p.m. in the KHS Gymnasium. President of the Boosters Kelli Schovanec recently had an interview with EnidLIVE! discussing the event. You can listen to the full... Read More.

Sections of West Chestnut Avenue Closed for Waterline Installation

Monday, January 29 by News Room

Two sections of West Chestnut Ave. will be closed for roughly nine days for Kaw Lake Water Program Waterline Installation. The eastbound lane on West Chestnut Ave. between North Garland Rd. and the Westwind Extended Stay will be closed, in addition to the section of... Read More.

Enid Police Department Remind People about Hazard Light Awareness

Friday, January 26 by News Room

Enid Police Department discussed the 2019 bill requiring vehicles to slow down for any vehicle with flashing lights. These include first responders, law enforcement, maintenance workers, or cars with hazard lights on. On Nov. 1, 2019, Senate Bill 89 was approved; which amended the safety... Read More.

Oklahoma Author E. Joe Brown Releases Sequel “A Cowboys Fortune”

Friday, January 26 by News Room

Author E. Joe Brown released A Cowboy’s Fortune, the sequel to his other book A Cowboy’s Destiny. The story follows a cowboy named Charlie Kelly in 1919. He recently married the love of his life Susan, whose father built a business empire. Charlie wants to start... Read More.

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