City installing warning system on Maine 'shark bridge'
City of Enid Publics Works employees spent much of Thursday, July 2, 2026, working to curb the appetite of the East Maine "shark bridge."
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Enid library enacts new smoking rules
Visitors arriving at the Public Library of Enid and Garfield County may notice new signs that have been put up on the building declaring that smoking, vaping and the use
Safety expert urges caution with fireworks
ENID, Okla. — A former firefighter and chief of staff with the U.S. Product Safety Commission, is advising those celebrating the Fourth of July to exercise caution when using fireworks.
Enid business owner purchases Stillwater's Iron Monk brewery
Two Oklahoma businesses are combining their efforts to serve customers not only in northern Oklahoma, but throughout the state.
COLUMN: Leave a nature legacy worth following
Twenty-five or thirty years from now, when someone is reviewing our social media or searching through digital copies of the newspaper, what stories will we have left to remember us
Woodward band to march in Washington parade
After months of planning, fundraising and long hours of honing their craft, the Woodward Marching Band is heading to the nation
Medicaid agency plans $218M in hospital cuts
Just days after its board approved a flat budget with no provider cuts for the new fiscal year, the Oklahoma Health Care Authority told the federal government it plans to
Enid Fourth celebration to feature day of fun
Enid’s annual Fourth of July celebration Saturday, July 4, 2026, at Meadowlake Park will feature events from sunup to past sundown, including a fishing derby, paddle boats, rides, a performance
NJCAA DII World Series delivered unforgettable moments
ENID, Okla. —The NJCAA Division II World Series always brings the best moments throughout the two weeks in Enid.
USDA grant helps Enterprise Grain
Enid Regional Development Alliance is celebrating the completion of a USDA Rural Business Development Grant project with the transfer of bagging equipment to Enterprise Grain Co.
Six area skill players that pose threats to teams this year
ENID, Okla. — With the plethora of high school quarterbacks returning to Northwest Oklahoma, they have to have someone to hand off and throw the ball to.
EDITORIAL: Christmas in July fundraiser needs our help
The Salvation Army will have a special Christmas in July fundraiser Thursday through Saturday to raise money. Let
COLUMN: Hazards of feral hogs on highways
The hogs have not disappeared. If anything, they’ve been fruitful and multiplied.
How is your pride in America as it marks its 250th year?
VOTE BELOW 53% of U.S. adults are “extremely” proud to be American, the lowest reading in the trend dating back to 2001. CLICK HERE to learn more about the poll
EDITORIAL: Be careful in this heat
Heat is the No. 1 weather killer. More than flooding, or just about anything else of which you can think.
COLUMN: Ford's bicentennial remarks to a weary nation
Hardly anyone at the time pointed to these speeches as especially eloquent. They were delivered by an accidental president whose eloquence was in his simple appreciation of the achievement of
Enid to host MAYB tournament for 29th consecutive season
ENID, Okla. — Enid is hosting a premier youth basketball tournament this summer.
Cowboy basketball's Kashie Natt files lawsuit vs NCAA
Eligibility court cases have become a norm in college sports, and now Oklahoma State men’s basketball is in the middle of one.
OSU softball signs Ole Miss transfer Payton Kennedy
STILLWATER, Okla. — Oklahoma State softball has added another pitcher to its roster.
Rural hospitals facing funding cuts in 2027
Oklahoma medical professionals are warning that rural hospitals across the state are facing unprecedented financial cuts.
Multi-agency investigation underway in Woodward County
A multi-agency law enforcement investigation was underway Tuesday in Woodward County, with personnel from multiple law enforcement agencies staging near Woodward High School and investigators working at a ne...
To Protect Its Drinking Water, This City Has to Appeal to the Oil Regulators That Put It at Risk
Oklahoma restricts oil field wastewater injection within a half-mile of public water wells. Regulators have let companies do it anyway. But in the city of Enid, officials are pushing back against one of the...
COLUMN: NWOSU expands student success
The future of higher education is exciting in northwest Oklahoma, with Northwestern Oklahoma State University remaining a critical provider of high- quality and affordable educational opportunities.
COLUMN: U.S. getting a kick out of its visitors
It is a big world, with a whole lot of people who have different ideas, look different, speak different languages, worship differently, but all of whom love their kids, have