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Thousands Gather for the Enid Lights Up The Plains

Monday, November 27 by News Room

The Enid Lights Up The Plains lit up downtown Enid for the thousands that gathered. The event consisted of music, food trucks and the lighting of the decorations in downtown Enid. Every corner of downtown was filled with people ready to watch the parade of... Read More.

The OKC Zoo Newest Giraffe Calf Azizi is now Open for the Public

Monday, November 27 by News Room

The Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden announced that a recently-born female giraffe calf is now ready for the public. The giraffe enclosure was closed for a while to allow Azizi to bond with her mother Juju, but now it has reopened. All pathways are... Read More.

NOC Enid Presents Star of Bethlehem

Wednesday, November 22 by News Room

NOC Enid will be presenting its Star of Bethlehem at the Mackie Planetarium on December 5. The show is titled “The Heavens Declare the Glory of God: Psalm 19:1” and will take place at 6:30 pm and 8 pm. “Our visitors will see what the sky... Read More.

Charlet Ringwald Gives Insight On Main Street Enid’s Light up the Plains

Wednesday, November 22 by News Room

Main Street Enid’s Partnerships & Sponsorships Specialist Charlet Ringwald recently had an interview with EnidLIVE! to talk about the Lights up the Plains event coming on Friday, November 24. She started by giving a light explanation and welcoming everyone to come to the event. “We’re... Read More.

Grab Your Skates for the Annual Holiday on Ice

Wednesday, November 22 by News Room

The Annual Holiday on Ice is coming back to Downtown Enid to reopen its ice-skating rink to the public. The event will be in the parking lot between the Stride Bank Center and the art installation Under Her Wing was the Universe. The skating rink... Read More.

NOC Enid and Make A Difference Open Recently Renovated Building

Wednesday, November 22 by News Room

Enid’s “Making a Difference” and Northern Oklahoma College have opened their recently renovated facility on the school’s Enid campus. The facility renovation was aided by $500,000 in grant funding received through NOC and MAD. Vice President of NOC Enid, Jeremy Hise, made a statement at the... Read More.

Ward 1 Commissioner Judd Blevin’s Censorship Tabled

Wednesday, November 22 by News Room

The censorship of Ward 1 Commissioner Judd Blevins was approved for tabling on Tuesday night during the City of Enid Board of Commissioners Regular Meeting, passing by a vote of 7 to 0. Judd Blevins was given the floor to speak upon the matter at... Read More.

Waterline Relocation Prompts Road Closure on North 10th and East Randolph Avenue

Tuesday, November 21 by News Room

The intersection of North 10th Street and East Randolph Avenue will be closed on Tuesday, November 21 through Friday, November 24 for a waterline relocation. The closure should last four days and is weather permitting. “Motorists are encouraged to follow posted traffic control signs and to... Read More.

The Attorney General’s Organized Crime Task Force has Seized over 77,000 illegal Marijuana plants

Tuesday, November 21 by News Room

The Attorney General’s Organized Crime Task Force has seized more than 77,000 illegal marijuana plants. OCTF and Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA) agents served search warrants on November 16 at different medical marijuana grow operations near Prague. The operation yielded 77,362 untraceable untagged marijuana plants. Attorney... Read More.

Leonardo’s brings festive cheer with their Night of Lights

Monday, November 20 by News Room

Leonardo’s Magical Castle Adventure Quest will be lit up and decorated for the holidays. The lights will be up on the first four Friday evenings in December (1, 8, 15, and 22). All visitors will be able to meet and take a picture with Santa... Read More.

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