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Professional basketball is returning to Enid after a 13-year absence. Dave Magley, the president of The Basketball League, announced Monday the Enid Outlaws are being added to the four-year league, which will run from late February to June. The games will be played at...

The Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry was appropriated $10 million in federal funds from the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, known as the CARES Act, to expand meat processing capacity and address supply chain disruptions as a...

Oklahoma named in the Top 10 for Best States for Manufacturing in 2020 by Site Selection Group. Site Selection Group, a full-service location advisory, economic incentives and real estate services firm, utilizes several data-driven analyses to help its clients...

A new income-controlled apartment complex for seniors is nearing completion on Enid's west end. Tennyson Manor, a 54-apartment complex under construction at 1201 S. Wheatridge — about one mile west and one-quarter south of Walmart — already is signing lease contracts,...

NextEra Energy Resources’ 250 megawatt Skeleton Creek wind power project is on track for completion by the end of the year, the developer said during a virtual project update meeting Wednesday. The virtual meeting was hosted by NextEra and was attended by...

A new committee of Enid Regional Developmental Alliance is seeking both new members and contact information for minority-owned businesses. ERDA’s new inclusive prosperity committee met for the first time Monday, brainstorming actionable goals to address the systemic...

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Oklahoma has launched a new effort to lure the automotive industry, and state economic leaders say there’s room for growth in the recent race to land a Tesla plant. Oklahoma has secured 2,700 resumes of engineers and other highly trained...

ENID, OK – Governor Kevin Stitt, alongside Brent Kisling, Executive Director, Oklahoma Department of Commerce, made a visit to Enid on Friday, August 7 to meet with business owners and community leaders to discuss the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and see how the...

Some Enid residents remember when KOCO-TV channel 5 was located inside Streets Electronics at 206 E Randolph, in downtown Enid. According to the publication by Bill Moore, "Television," The Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture, it went on air in 1954 as...

Park Avenue Thrift recently awarded $140,000 to 14 organizations in Enid, through the nonprofit's 2020 community grants and sponsorships. The 2020 grant recipients are 4RKids, Atelier, Chautauqua, Cimarron Montessori School, Enid Public Schools, Chisholm Public...