September 2019

OKLAHOMA CITY — Despite big investments made in education in recent years, “noticeable, definable” inequities in funding remain between school districts in Oklahoma, and the rising influence of virtual charter

Funeral services for Helen Gayle Hamilton will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Concho Community Hall with Rev. George Akeen officiating. Burial will be in the Concho Cemetery

A private family memorial service for Jane Elizabeth Robbins of El Reno will be held at a later date. Jane passed away Sept. 3, 2019, in El Reno. She was

While the Frontier Jeep-Dodge-Chrysler dealership was damaged in the May 25 tornado, the business is running as usual at the firm’s dealership just to the west. Debbie Denwalt said the

Mobile Meals director Christina Ramsey accepts a donation from Superintendent Craig McVay and Mayor Matt White following the El Reno Now breakfast. The donation was collected at the Thursday breakfast

El Reno police arrested a woman on drug and forgery complaints after finding her parked in the parking lot of a local church. Melissa LeAnn Lane was taken into custody

A routine traffic stop in late August has resulted in the confiscation of what authorities say was more than 11 pounds of suspected cocaine. Canadian County Sheriff Chris West said

If lawmakers want to improve health outcomes in Oklahoma, one way to generate significant progress is to improve education outcomes, one expert recently told members of the legislative Healthcare Working

While work remains on the amenities, El Reno High School’s softball team officially opened up its new home last week at Adams Park North with a ribbon-cutting and a shutout