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Two-Vehicle Collision in Enid Leaves One Injured

Wednesday, February 14 by News Room

A two-vehicle collision on Monday afternoon near the intersection of W. Owen K. Garriott Rd. and S. Garland Rd. has left one person injured. David Hayes, 73, was attempting to turn left on to S. Garland Rd. when his 2017 Chevrolet Cruze was struck on... Read More.

Oklahoma Senate to Approve Bill to Remove Deadline to Qualify Veterans for Sales Tax Exemption

Tuesday, February 13 by News Room

Senate Bill 1215 was unanimously approved by the Oklahoma Senate to remove the deadline for disabled veterans to submit their form to receive a sales tax exemption. Senator Brenda Stanley, Midwest City-R, gave her statement regarding the bill. “Many Oklahoma veterans have not been able to... Read More.

City of Enid Services Closes for the 2024 Presidents’ Day

Tuesday, February 13 by News Room

The City of Enid has announced their closures and schedules in celebration of the 2024 Presidents’ Day. Presidents’ Day is on Monday, Feb. 19; these are the Enid services that will be altered: City Offices will be closed Enid Animal Welfare will be closed Enid Public Library will... Read More.

Roadway Panel Replacement Prompts Road Closure on N. 30th St.

Tuesday, February 13 by News Room

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) has announced the closure of N. 30th St for roadway panel replacement. The closure will last from Feb. 19 – March 1 and will span from E. Randolph Ave. to the north entrance of Jumbo Foods. Motorists should exercise extreme... Read More.

Oklahoma Senate Pro Tem Doubles Down on Grocery Tax Cut

Tuesday, February 13 by News Room

Oklahoma Senate Pro Tem Greg Treat, Oklahoma City-R, has doubled down on Senate Bill 1283 which aims eliminate the state portion of the grocery sales tax. This move was preceded by the release of the January report from the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics... Read More.

Attorney General Drummond Dismisses Lawsuit Against ClassWallet

Tuesday, February 13 by News Room

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond announced Monday that he had assumed control of a State lawsuit against the Florida-based company ClassWallet that he later dismissed. In his statement yesterday, Drummond reaffirmed his stance on not pursuing what he saw as a “frivolous suit”. “I have been... Read More.

Our Blood Institute to Host City of Enid Blood Drive

Tuesday, February 13 by News Room

Our Blood Institute is set to host the City of Enid Blood Drive on Tuesday, Feb. 13 from 1-4 p.m. in the council chambers room. Donors will receive a glow-in-the-dark bear t-shirt. Those able to give blood who wish to make a last minute appointment can... Read More.

Saddle Up for Enid’s 10th Annual Ultimate Challenge Xtreme Bull Riding in March

Monday, February 12 by News Room

Ultimate Challenge Extreme Bull Riding is coming back to the Chisholm Trail Expo Center in Enid! The event is set for March 16 and will begin at 7:30 p.m. The evening will feature dangerous bull riding, kicked-up dirt, and a live performance by Red Dirt... Read More.

Waterline Repairs Prompt Two Closures in Enid

Monday, February 12 by News Room

The City of Enid has announced the closure of two roads: The eastbound lane on W. Chestnut Ave. spanning from N. Garland Rd. & N. Oakwood Rd. will be closed from Feb. 12 – May 12. E. Oklahoma Ave. & S. 16th St. intersection will be... Read More.

Waterline Repairs Prompt Two Intersection Closures in Enid

Friday, February 9 by News Room

The City of Enid has announced the closure of two intersections: The intersection of N. 10th St. and E. Pine Ave. will be closed from Feb. 12-15. The intersection of N. 10th St. and E. Elm Ave. will be closed from Feb. 19-22. The closures will allow... Read More.

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