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Settlers Brewing Enid Presents Hats and Brews Event

Wednesday, January 17 by News Room

Settlers Brewing Enid is hosting Hats & Brews, a Hat DIY workshop on Saturday, Jan. 27. The event will be from 2-4 p.m. and will take place at Settlers Brewing Co. on 202 E. Randolph Ave. Craft yourself a one-of-a-kind homemade hat or make one as... Read More.

Hairball Event Returns to Stride Bank Center on April 5

Wednesday, January 17 by News Room

Hairball returns to the Stride Bank Center for 2024, reviving legendary hits worldwide. The Stride Bank Center released a statement about the upcoming event. “Over the past 20 years, Hairball has evolved into an explosive national touring act that brings the glory of the 80s to... Read More.

Senate Pro Tempore Greg Treat Releases Statement regarding Governor Kevin Stitt

Wednesday, January 17 by News Room

Senate Pro Tempore Greg Treat, R-Oklahoma, has released a statement regarding Gov. Kevin Stitt’s latest special session call. Treat believes calling the legislature into a special session the week before the regular session begins was a needless waste of taxpayer money. “It is disappointing the governor... Read More.

Governor Stitt and Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department releases Record-Breaking 2022 Economic Report

Tuesday, January 16 by News Room

Governor Stitt and the Oklahoma Tourism & Recreation Department released the record-breaking economic report for 2022. Here is the summary: Travel spending rose to a staggering $11.8 billion, a 12.3% increase from the previous record of $10.5 billion set in 2021. The total number of visitors... Read More.

Personal Injury Collision in Payne County

Tuesday, January 16 by News Room

A personal injury collision occurred in Payne County at 8:24 a.m. near Stillwater, OK. The accident involved a 2017 BMX X3 traveling southbound on Range Rd. The driver departed the roadway southeast and came to rest in a dry creek bed. The driver was transported to... Read More.

Our Blood Institute in Need of Blood Donations Amidst Winter Weather

Tuesday, January 16 by News Room

Full Interview w/ Jessy Dershem, Executive Director of Our Blood Institute in Enid As frigid winter weather continues to affect the state of Oklahoma, Our Blood Institute (OBI) has issue a media alert asking all area residents to make blood donations a priority. The donations are... Read More.

Oklahoma Bill Filed to Incentivize Firearm Safety Devices

Tuesday, January 16 by News Room

Senator Jo Anna Dossett, D-Tulsa, has filed legislation aimed at incentivizing firearm safety devices for Oklahomans. The bill will allow sales tax exceptions on the purchases of firearm safety devices such as gun safes, cases, lock boxes, and trigger locks. Dossett held an interim study on... Read More.

Bill Passed to Require Organizations to have Cash as an Admission Option

Tuesday, January 16 by News Room

Representative Rick West, R-Heavener, filed legislation to require organizations to accept cash for admittance to events. House Bill 2972 would require private organizations that charge schools or school districts a membership fee and provide the coordination, supervision, and regulation of interscholastic activity shall accept cash... Read More.

Hospice Circle of Love’s Volunteers Provided 246 Hours of Patient Care and 91 Hours of Office and Bereavement Work for 2023

Tuesday, January 16 by News Room

Hospice Circle of Love’s Volunteers totaled 246 hours sitting with patients and 91 hours of office and bereavement work throughout 2023. This is a monumental milestone for Hospice as their volunteers are an incredible asset to their team, providing care to all their patients. Hospice Circle... Read More.

Recap of the 27th Annual KNID Agrifest

Monday, January 15 by News Room

Northwest Oklahoma’s largest farm show was once again a rousing success this year! The Chisholm Trail Expo Center in Enid, OK played host to the 27th Annual KNID Agrifest this past weekend, featuring the latest in agricultural technology and products from over 250 booths and... Read More.

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