And you thought Lawton being named the Best College Town in Oklahoma was strange.
Last week, some clickbait website named Enid – the remote outpost tucked away in northwestern Oklahoma – the best city to live in Oklahoma.
Here are details via the obscure local Enid blog "Enid Buzz:"
Enid was picked as the best Oklahoma city to live in by ChamberofCommerce.org. According to their website Enid is a city of around 53,000 in Garfield County. They state that we enjoy a thriving economy due to our strong agricultural sector and we have the third-largest grain storage capacity in the entire world.
Sure, being named the best city to live in Oklahoma is kind of like being named to a community college alumni hall of fame, but that's pretty cool. Yes, there's more to do in Oklahoma City, Tulsa or even Beaver, but can those cities say they have the third-largest grain storage capacity in the entire world? I don't think so, which I guess is why Enid was also named the Best Place in Oklahoma to Survive a Bread Shortage.