Influence of Indian tribes strong and getting stronger
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OKLAHOMA CITY — The rising strength of Native American tribes in recent years has yielded huge benefits for the state of Oklahoma and the rest of the nation, and there’s
September 2019
More work needed as medical marijuana law takes effect
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OKLAHOMA CITY — The start of September brought some clarity to laws addressing Oklahoma’s rapidly growing and evolving medical marijuana industry, but important questions remain to be answered related to
Local law enforcement assist DEA in drug sweep
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Canadian County deputies and Yukon police were involved in a recent sweep of suspected drug dealers that was conducted by the Drug Enforcement Agency. Maj. John Brown, a spokesperson for
Demolition expected soon of tornado-destroyed motel
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Demolition crews are expected to soon finish the job Mother Nature started May 25 when a tornado destroyed the American Value Budget Inn. The EF-3 twister that struck unexpectedly just
Honoring Old Glory
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Rafe Goucher (55), a senior lineman for El Reno High School's football team, carries the American flag while leading teammates onto the field last week at Memorial Stadium. The Indians,
Raiding El Reno
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The effort to rededicate Memorial Stadium in honor of the 44 El Reno men who lost their lives in service related to World War II has soared to new heights.
White stays in mayor's race despite protest
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El Reno Mayor Matt White will remain on the Nov. 12 ballot after the Canadian County Election Board denied a protest from a fellow candidate who claimed White has committed
Chandler hired as Family Justice Center project leader
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District Attorney Mike Fields has hired a woman with 17 years of experience as the project coordinator for the planned Canadian County Family Justice Center. Kristie Chandler is the certification
Quilt winner
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The Canadian County Association for Oklahoma Home and Community Education raffled off a quilt at the Canadian County Fair. The quilt was made using the blocks from the 2018 Quilt
Lamplighters OHCE takes first
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Oklahoma Home and Community Education Lamplighters Club won first place at the Canadian County Fair with its educational booth featuring the theme, Guidelines for the Prevention and Control of Lymphedema.
