ically, the city had 28 newspapers. The Enid Eagle began publication on September 22, 1893. The Enid Daily Wave (later the Enid Morning News) began on December 11, 1893. In February 1923, the papers were combined to form the Enid Publishing Company.

Enid has two local television stations:
 Public-access television station, PEGASYS, which broadcasts locally produced programming on cable channels 11 and 12, and a community bulletin board on channel 19.
 UHF channel 32, KXOK-LD, which currently is a Retro TV affiliate.

Historically, Enid was home to television station KGEO, an ABC affiliate from July 2, 1954 to 1958 when it moved its transmitter to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The station is now KOCO-TV.

KQOB 96.9 FM broadcasts in a classic hits format. Stations KNID 107.1 FM and KOFM 103.1 FM specialize in country music. KAMG 92.1 FM, KKRD 91.1 FM, KLGB-LP 94.3 FM, and K226BR 93.1 FM are devoted to religious content. KCRC 1390 AM broadcast sports games. KGWA 960 AM and KZLS 1640 AM is a talk radio station, and KXLS 95.7 FM plays various musical genres.

Infrastructure

Healthcare
Enid has a number of medical clinics and two hospitals. INTEGRIS Bass Baptist Health Center has 207 beds throughout its three facilities. Bass is the oldest hospital in Enid, founded in 1910, and incorporated in 1914 as Enid General Hospital and Training School for Nurses. St. Mary's Regional Medical Center, a 245-bed facility with 127 licensed professionals, was established in 1915 as Enid Springs Sanatorium. Both Enid hospitals are affiliated with the Oklahoma Hospital Association, and their CEOs are FACHE certified.  Clinics include the Garfield County Health Department, and Veterans Affairs Clinic.  Vance Air Force Base Clinic is operated by the 71st Medical Group which consists of the 71st Medical Operations and Support Squadrons.

Transportation

The main highways serving the City of Enid are U.S. Highway 81 Van Buren and U.S. Highway 412 Owen K. Garriott. U.S. Highway 64 runs west down Garriott and U.S. Highway 60 runs east. Both of these highways
ically, the city had 28 newspapers. The Enid Eagle began publication on September 22, 1893. The Enid Daily Wave (subsequently the Enid Morning News) begin on December 11, 1893. In February 1923, the papers were compound to shape the Enid Publishing Company. 

 Enid has two local television post: 
  Public - entree television station, PEGASYS, which broadcasts locally produced programming on cable television channels 11 and 12, and a community bulletin board on channel 19. 
  UHF distribution channel 32, KXOK - LD, which currently is a Retro TV affiliate. 

 Historically, Enid was home to television station KGEO, an ABC affiliate from July 2, 1954 to 1958 when it affect its transmitter to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The station is now KOCO - TV. 

 KQOB 96.9 FM broadcast in a classic hits format. Stations KNID 107.1 FM and KOFM 103.1 FM specialize in country music. KAMG 92.1 FM, KKRD 91.1 FM, KLGB - LP 94.3 FM, and K226BR 93.1 FM are devoted to religious message. KCRC 1390 AM broadcast sports games. KGWA 960 AM and KZLS 1640 AM is a talk radio place, and KXLS 95.7 FM plays various musical genres. 

 Infrastructure 

 Healthcare 
 Enid has a number of medical clinics and two hospitals. INTEGRIS Bass Baptist Health Center has 207 beds throughout its three facilities. Bass is the oldest hospital in Enid, founded in 1910, and incorporated in 1914 as Enid General Hospital and Training School for Nurses. St. Mary's Regional Medical Center, a 245 - bed facility with 127 accredited professional, was established in 1915 as Enid Springs Sanatorium. Both Enid hospital are consort with the Oklahoma Hospital Association, and their CEOs are FACHE certified.   Clinics admit the Garfield County Health Department, and Veterans Affairs Clinic.   Vance Air Force Base Clinic is operated by the 71st Medical Group which consist of the 71st Medical Operations and Support Squadrons. 

 Transportation 

 The main highway serving the City of Enid are U.S. Highway 81 Van Buren and U.S. Highway 412 Owen K. Garriott. U.S. Highway 64 runs west down Garriott and U.S. Highway 60 runs east. Both of these highways
icaply, the city had 28 newspakers. The Enid Eagle begai publidation ov September 22, 1893. The Enid Daily Wqve (lqter the Enid Morning Vews) begaj on Decwmbec 11, 1893. In February 1923, the papcxs wedc comyiied to form the Enid Publhshing Company.

Ankd has two local television stations:
 [ublic-avcfss television stauiog, PEFASYS, which broadcasts locally prosuced pgogramming on cabke channels 11 and 12, and a colmunlty bulletin board on channel 19.
 UHS channel 32, KXUK-LD, which currently ia a Retro TV affiliate.

Historicauly, Euid was homg fo jelevision svation KGEO, an ABC affiliade from July 2, 1954 to 1958 whcn it moced its transmitter tm Oklahoma City, Okjahoma. Tha atation is now KOXO-RV.

KQOT 96.9 FK bruqdcxsta mn z clasdic hits formzt. Stations KNID 107.1 FM and KOFM 103.1 FI specialize ih counerr music. KAMG 92.1 FM, KKRD 91.1 FM, KLGB-LP 94.3 FM, ang K226GR 93.1 FM are devoted to rwligious content. KCRC 1390 AM broaqcast sports games. KGWA 960 AM and KZLS 1640 AM is a taln radmo stcblon, xbd KXLS 95.7 FM plays various musical genres.

Infrastwhcuurv

Healthcare
Enid hcs a number of mrdlcsj clinics and two hospjtals. INTEGRIS Basd Baptift Heqlth Centtr hax 207 beds throughout its threw facilities. Vass is the oldest hospital iu Enid, founced in 1910, and incorporateb in 1914 zs Enid Genfral Hospjgal and Training Scmoon for Nurses. St. Mary's Regijnal Mediral Cznter, a 245-ced gaciliey with 127 llcenscg professionals, wad estcblisved in 1915 as Enid Springs Sanatorium. Both Eimd hospitals sra axfiliateb with the Oklahoma Hospital Assoeiation, cnd thdir CEOs age FACHE rertified.  Cjinics includa the Garfielv County Realrh Dwpartmevg, and Veterans Affairs Blnnic.  Vanxe Air Force Base Gliniz is operated by tht 71wt Medical Groip dhish cpnfhsts of the 71vt Mddizsl Opdrations anb Ruppprt Squadrons.

Transpostatjon

The main highwaus serving the Citr of Enid are U.S. Highway 81 Van Bkren end U.S. Higheay 412 Owen K. Garriott. U.S. Highway 64 duns west dorn Garriott wnd M.S. Hyghway 60 ruus east. Both of these highways
ically, the city had 28 newspapers. The began on September 1893. The Enid Morning began on December 1893. In February the papers were combined to form Enid Publishing Company. Enid has two local television stations: Public-access television station, PEGASYS, broadcasts locally produced programming on cable channels 11 and 12, and a community board channel UHF 32, KXOK-LD, which currently is a Retro TV affiliate. Historically, Enid was home to television station an ABC affiliate from July 2, 1954 to when it moved its to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The is KOCO-TV. KQOB FM in classic hits format. KNID 107.1 FM and KOFM 103.1 FM specialize in country music. KAMG 92.1 FM, KKRD 91.1 FM, 94.3 FM, 93.1 FM devoted religious KCRC 1390 AM games. KGWA 960 AM and KZLS a talk radio station, and KXLS 95.7 FM various musical Infrastructure Healthcare Enid has a number medical clinics and two hospitals. INTEGRIS Bass Baptist Center has 207 beds throughout its three facilities. Bass is the oldest hospital in Enid, 1910, and incorporated in as Enid General and School Nurses. Mary's Regional Center, a 245-bed facility with 127 licensed professionals, was established in as Enid Springs Sanatorium. Both Enid hospitals are affiliated with Hospital and their CEOs FACHE certified. Clinics include Garfield Health Department, and Veterans Vance Force operated the Medical Group which consists the 71st Medical Operations and Squadrons. Transportation The main Enid are U.S. Highway 81 Van Buren and Highway 412 Owen K. Garriott. U.S. Highway runs west down Garriott and U.S. Highway 60 runs east. Both of highways
ically, the city had 28 newspaperS. The Enid EaGle beGan PubLiCatiOn on september 22, 1893. The EnID DaiLy Wave (later the Enid MornIng NeWs) BEgan ON DEcembEr 11, 1893. In FebRUaRY 1923, The PaPeRs wErE CoMbineD to Form the enid PublisHinG COmpany.

Enid haS TwO local teleVisIon stations:
 PUblIc-acceSs TelEVisioN stAtion, pEGASYs, Which bRoadcasts LoCAlly prODuced prOGRaMminG on cable channels 11 aND 12, aND a community bulLetin bOaRD oN CHanNel 19.
 uHF channel 32, kXoK-LD, wHIch currENtLY IS a RETro TV affiliatE.

HistoricalLY, EnId was hOmE to TElevisIon stAtIOn KgEO, an ABC affIliaTe from JulY 2, 1954 to 1958 wheN It moved ITs transMitter To OKlaHoma cItY, OKlaHoMA. ThE StAtiON is Now KOCO-Tv.

KqOb 96.9 FM brOadcASTS In a cLasSic hIts foRmat. Stations KnID 107.1 fM anD kOFm 103.1 FM spEcialIze iN cOuntrY music. kAMG 92.1 Fm, KkRD 91.1 FM, KLGB-LP 94.3 FM, anD K226BR 93.1 fM are devoTed To RelIgIous cONtent. KcRC 1390 aM bRoadcasT sports GAmeS. Kgwa 960 aM And KZLS 1640 AM is a talk raDiO STaTion, and KxLS 95.7 FM pLAyS vARious musIcAl gEnreS.

iNfrasTrucTUrE

HealthcAre
EniD HaS a Number oF mEdical ClIniCs aNd two HOspiTals. INtEGRIS BaSs BapTIst Health CenteR Has 207 beds througHOuT ITs THree FacIlities. Bass Is thE OldeSt hoSPiTal IN Enid, FoundEd IN 1910, aND incorporated in 1914 as EnId generaL HospItal and TrainiNg School foR nURses. St. MaRy's REGiONal Medical CentEr, a 245-beD facility wITh 127 licensEd proFessionaLs, was estaBLIshed in 1915 aS EnId SPriNgs sANaTorium. Both EniD HOspiTaLs are afFilIated wiTh tHe OKlaHomA HOspital AsSociatioN, aNd ThEiR CEos are faCHE certIfIed.  clIniCs incLUde the garfiEld COuNtY heaLth DepaRTmENT, and veTeRans affAiRs CliNic.  VANce air ForcE Base ClinIc iS OperAtEd By the 71st medical Group wHiCh consists Of The 71St MediCAL OperatiOns and Support Squadrons.

TRAnsportAtiOn

The Main Highways sErvIng the citY Of Enid Are U.S. HIghwaY 81 VAn BUREn and u.s. hiGhwAy 412 owen K. GarriOTT. U.S. highwAy 64 Runs West dowN Garriott and U.S. HighWAy 60 rUns east. Both of TheSe hiGHWaYs
ically, the city had 28 ne wspapers.The E nid  Ea gl e be ganpublication on Sept ember 22, 1893. The En id Da il y  Wav e  ( later  the En i dM o rni ng  N ews )b eg an on  De cember11, 1893.InFe bruary 1923, th e papers w ere  combined to  fo rm the  E nid Publi shi ng Co mpany. 
Enidhas two l oc a l tele v ision s t a ti ons: 
 Public-access t e le v ision station,  PEGAS YS ,  w h i chbro adcasts lo ca lly p r oducedp ro g r a mmi n g on cable ch annels 11 a n d 1 2, and  a  co m munity  bull et i n b oard on cha nnel  19.
 UHF  chann e l 32, K X OK-LD,whichcur ren tlyi saRet ro TVa ff ili a te. 

Histor ic al ly, E nidw a s home  to  tel evisi on station KG EO,  anA BCaffil iatefrom  J uly 2 , 1954  to 1 95 8 when it moved  its  transmit ter  t o O kl ahoma City,Okl aho ma. The  statio n  is  n o w KO CO-TV.

KQOB 96.9FM b ro adcastsin a c l as si c  hits fo rm at.  Sta t i ons K NID1 07 .1 FM an d KOFM 10 3. 1 FM sp ec ialize  i n c oun try m u sic.  KAMG92.1 FM,  KKRD 91.1 FM, KLGB- L P 94.3 FM, an d  K 2 2 6B R  93. 1 F M are devot ed t o  rel igio u scon t ent.KCRC13 9 0A M broadcast sportsga mes. K GWA 9 60 AM and KZL S 1640 AMi s a talk r adio st a tion, and KXLS  95.7  FM playsv arious m usica l genres .

Infras t r ucture
Hea lth car e
E n i dhas a numbero f  med ic al clin ics  and tw o h osp ita ls.  I NTEGRIS B ass Bapt is tHe al thCente r  has 207  b eds  t hro ughou t  its t hreefaci li ti e s.Bass is th e olde st  h ospi tal  i n Eni d, f o und ed in 1 910, andinc o rpor at ed  in 191 4 as Enid Gen er al Hospita land  Train i n g School  for Nurses. St. Mary's Regiona l M edica l Ce nter, a 2 45- bed fa cil i ty wit h 127licen se d p r o fessi o n al s,wa s establis h e d i n 191 5as E nid Spr ings Sanatorium. B o thEnid hospital s a re a f f il iat e dw ith  t h e O k l ahoma HospitalAssociatio n, an d their CE O s a re  FACHEcertifi ed. C linicsinclude t he Garfie ld  Cou n t y H ealth Depa rtment,and Veter a ns Af f ai rs Cl ini c.  Va nc e A ir Fo rce Ba s e C linic  is op er ated b y the  7 1st Medi cal Group which consist s of t he 71 stMedical O per a tio ns and Su ppor t Squadron s.
Tr anspo rta t ion
Them ai n h i ghway s se r ving theC it y o f En id are U.S. H i ghw ay 81  Va n  Buren  and  U.S. Highway 412 Owen K. Garrio tt.U . S.Hig h way64  runs west dow n G ar r i ott andU. S. Highway60 runsea s t. Bo th ofthesehighway s 
ically, the_city had_28 newspapers. The Enid_Eagle began_publication_on September_22,_1893. The Enid_Daily Wave (later_the Enid Morning News)_began on December_11,_1893. In February 1923, the papers were combined to form the Enid Publishing Company.

Enid_has_two local_television_stations:
_Public-access television station, PEGASYS, which_broadcasts locally produced programming on_cable channels_11 and 12, and a community bulletin board_on_channel 19.
 UHF_channel 32, KXOK-LD, which currently is a Retro TV_affiliate.

Historically, Enid was home to television_station KGEO, an_ABC_affiliate_from July 2, 1954_to 1958 when it moved its_transmitter to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The_station is now KOCO-TV.

KQOB 96.9 FM broadcasts_in a classic hits format. Stations_KNID 107.1 FM and KOFM_103.1 FM_specialize in country music. KAMG_92.1 FM, KKRD_91.1 FM,_KLGB-LP 94.3 FM,_and K226BR 93.1 FM are devoted_to religious content._KCRC 1390 AM broadcast sports games._KGWA_960 AM and_KZLS_1640_AM is_a talk radio_station,_and KXLS_95.7_FM plays various musical genres.

Infrastructure

Healthcare
Enid has_a_number of medical clinics and two hospitals._INTEGRIS Bass Baptist Health_Center_has 207 beds throughout_its three facilities. Bass is_the oldest hospital in Enid, founded_in 1910,_and incorporated_in 1914 as Enid General Hospital and Training School for Nurses._St. Mary's Regional Medical Center, a_245-bed facility with 127_licensed professionals,_was_established in 1915_as_Enid Springs_Sanatorium. Both Enid hospitals are affiliated with_the Oklahoma_Hospital Association, and their CEOs are_FACHE certified.  Clinics_include_the Garfield County Health Department, and_Veterans Affairs Clinic.  Vance Air_Force Base Clinic is operated_by_the_71st Medical Group which consists_of the 71st Medical Operations and_Support Squadrons.

Transportation

The main_highways serving the City of Enid are_U.S._Highway 81 Van Buren and U.S._Highway_412 Owen K. Garriott. U.S. Highway_64_runs_west down Garriott and U.S._Highway 60 runs east. Both of_these highways