The City of Enid has a vision for the future that is bigger than one might expect from a mid-size city in Northwest Oklahoma (population just under 50,000).  Ongoing economic development efforts — such as the construction of a new Events Center and the renovation of a ...

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 ENID — A year ago, a modernized and more efficient Oakwood Country Club reopened in Enid after a $4 million remodeling and reconstruction project. The new look has been considered a major success at a time when other country clubs in communities the size of Enid often have struggled with me...

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 ENID — On Nov. 1, 2010, Enid Convention and Visitors Bureau became a separate entity with a goal of bringing more people to visit Enid. Monday brought a new chapter in that goal when the organization officially opened its new welcome center downtown at Maine and Independence. “When we st...

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 OKLAHOMA CITY — Gov. Mary Fallin is traveling to California with a group of Oklahoma business leaders to promote the Sooner State as a great place for the wind industry to do business. Fallin led an Oklahoma delegation on Monday to the American Wind Energy Association's annual tradeshow and c...

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 ENID — Enid has both of Oklahoma’s only two site-ready certified heavy industrial sites and one of the state’s 20 site- ready certified light industrial sites right in its eastern backyard. Cimarron Industrial Park and Garfield County Industrial Park are the state’s two site-ready certified...

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 ENID — It probably was the winds of change blowing Wednesday near the corner of Willow and Garland during the groundbreaking ceremony for Prairie View Elementary School. Whatever wind it was, it blew strong throughout the event. “We’ll try not to blow away out here as we celebrate the gr...

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