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Oklahoma Senate Approves Funding for Reboot of State Prison Rodeo

Thursday, March 14 by News Room

The Oklahoma Senate gave approval on Tuesday to Senate Bill 1427 which would approve the funding for a reboot of the Oklahoma State Penitentiary Prison Rodeo. The bill intends to create a revolving fund for the Department of Corrections and allocate $8.3 million to fund... Read More.

Oklahoma Senate Approves Bill to Adopt Permanent Daylight Savings Time

Thursday, March 14 by News Room

The Oklahoma Senate approved Senate Bill 1200 on Monday which would allow the state to remain on Daylight Saving Time year-round if Congress passes legislation allowing states to not participate in the change of time. The author of the bill, Sen. Blake “Cowboy” Stephens, R-Tahlequah,... Read More.

Railroad Museum Of Enid to Host Model-Building Workshop

Wednesday, March 13 by News Room

The Railroad Museum of Oklahoma is pleased to announce its free scale-modeling workshop. The event will be on March 23 at 702 N. Washington St. and will be ‘conducted’ by Phyllis Phillips. Attendants will learn various ways to build different model trees to use on... Read More.

City of Enid to Announce Community Development Dept. Renovations

Wednesday, March 13 by News Room

The City of Enid has announced an upcoming series of renovations for the lower level of the City Administration Building. The renovations will span from March 12 to May 24, allowing better service to residents, businesses, and visitors. Due to the renovations, public access to... Read More.

Fairview Public Schools to Host Fish Week

Wednesday, March 13 by News Room

Fairview Public Schools is hosting its ‘Fish Week’ Community Events to support this year’s recipient: Kody Strader. The remaining event times are March 13 and 15. Wednesday and Saturday, and will feature multiple events depending on the day. Wednesday will feature a community-wide Cookout at Specht... Read More.

Rep. Mark McBride to Pass Bill Funding Higher Education Deferred Maintenance Projects

Wednesday, March 13 by News Room

Rep. Mark Mcbride passed legislation that would distribute funding to address deferred maintenance needs at state colleges and universities. HB 4013 would apportion $140 million annually for five years beginning in fiscal year 2025 to replace aging infrastructure within state higher education institutions. McBride let out... Read More.

Two-Vehicle Injury Collision Leaves One Injured

Wednesday, March 13 by News Room

A two-vehicle collision left one injured with internal and external trunk injuries on March 12. The collision occurred at 3:56 p.m. at the intersection of N. Independence St. and W. Elm Ave. and involved the driver of a Silver Kia Sportage and a Red Chrystler 200. The... Read More.

City of Enid to Announce Road and Intersection Closure

Tuesday, March 12 by News Room

The City of Enid announced two closures to allow contractors to complete concrete repairs. The intersection of Birch Ave. and Van Buren will be closed for repairs. The closure will span from March 18 to April 1. It will stretch from the intersection to N. Jackson... Read More.

Concrete Repairs Prompt Intersection Closure on Birch Ave. and Van Buren St.

Tuesday, March 12 by News Room

The City of Enid announced the closure of the intersection of W. Birch Ave. and N. Van Buren St. The closure will last from March 18 to April 1 and will stretch from the intersection to N. Jackson St. The traffic closure will allow contractors... Read More.

Planned Water Outage on North Fourth St. and East Cedar Ave.

Tuesday, March 12 by News Room

The City of Enid has announced a planned water outage for sections of North Fourth St. and East Cedar Ave. The outage on North Fourth St. will span from East Ash Ave. to East Hackberry Ave., while the outage on East Cedar Ave. will span... Read More.

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