After six months in operation, it appears the new national 988 suicide and crisis hotline is making a difference in Enid and Northwest Oklahoma.
In the wooded area by the Canadian River, just south of the long white fence, are remnants of the place she used to call home.
Two men were killed Monday, Nov. 28, 2022, in a small plane crash a mile southwest of Gage in Ellis County, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.
A longstanding Enid tradition is set to take place yet again, with the 55th quail hunt hosted by the Grand National Quail Club set to take pla…
After six months in operation, it appears the new national 988 suicide and crisis hotline is making a difference in Enid and Northwest Oklahoma.
In the wooded area by the Canadian River, just south of the long white fence, are remnants of the place she used to call home.
Two men were killed Monday, Nov. 28, 2022, in a small plane crash a mile southwest of Gage in Ellis County, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.
A longstanding Enid tradition is set to take place yet again, with the 55th quail hunt hosted by the Grand National Quail Club set to take pla…
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The city project to bring a suitable, long-term source of drinking water to Enid is set to start construction in the spring.
Enid city commissioners once again will decide on Tuesday whether to rescind the city’s mask mandate currently in effect through the end of April.
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