October 2019

Maxie Lee Fuller

7 years ago By News Staff

Max passed away at his home surrounded by family and friends on Sunday, Oct. 6, 2019. He was born May 10, 1935, in Yukon to Ernest and Delma Fuller. He graduated in 1953 from El Reno High School. He was a longtime Canadian County area resident. He served in the Army from 1956-1958.

Gut check

7 years ago By Glen Miller

While he agrees with the chatter that Ardmore is not the same team it was a year ago, El Reno head coach Chuck Atchison knows the talent level with the Tigers is just as good as ever.

ER spikers earn first SC victory

7 years ago By Glen Miller

With one of its best statistical matches of the season, El Reno High School’s volleyball team earned its first Suburban Conference win of the season last week with a 3-0

Calumet wins District 15, advances to regional bid

7 years ago By Glen Miller

Calumet High School’s baseball team extended the fall season by an extra week with a three-game sweep en route to winning the Class B, District 15 Championship. Calumet, ranked No.17

RCC harriers run well in Alva

7 years ago By Glen Miller

Continuing to show they can run with the bigger schools, Redlands Community College’s cross country teams had a strong showing recently at the 2019 Northwestern Oklahoma State University Rangers Invitational.

Redlands golf team places 8th in UCO event

7 years ago By News Staff

Redlands Community College’s golf team tied for eighth place last week at the 2019 University of Central Oklahoma Classic. Playing on the par 71, 5,976-yard layout at The Golf Club

Back at home

7 years ago By News Staff

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Public Records - October 6

7 years ago By News Staff

LAWSUITS Discover Bank vs. Derrick W. Wooten for $7,595.75 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees. Discover Bank vs. Glen W. Jones for $9,178.58 to pay a

Yukon cop arrested for time card fraud

7 years ago By Terry Groover - The Yukon Review

A second Yukon police officer has been arrested after being accused of falsifying his time card. Timothy Ken Peters, a sergeant with the police department, turned himself into the Canadian

Against the wind

7 years ago By News Staff

This crop duster uses the wind to take off from the runway at the El Reno Airpark just minutes before the World War II B-17 bomber arrived from Guymon.