January 2020

Owlsome start to 2020

The two-week break for the holidays proved to be just what El Reno High School’s girls basketball team needed to heal up and reset its direction for 2020. “We had a couple of weeks off and it allowed us to touch back on what we did this summer,” said El Reno head coach Jennifer Douglas.
EHS girls basketball_Jones shoots a jumper

Healing and honoring

El Reno police officers began wearing body cameras. Assistant Police Chief Maj. Kirk Dickerson said the body cameras would help ensure transparency. Dickerson said the cameras not only collect valuable
B-17 named Texas Raiders touches down

West to seek second term as CC sheriff

Canadian County Sheriff Chris West said he will seek re-election. “It’s such an incredible blessing to serve as Canadian County sheriff,” West said in a prepared statement announcing his intentions.
Sheriff Chris West

Piano recital

Joy Vandergrift’s piano studio recital was held recently at CrossBridge Church. Piano students participating, back row from left, Caden Bayne, Elijah Shafer, Adin Shafer, Dulaney Barrett, Abigail Tucker, Claire Kirby,
Piano students

Home action this week

El Reno High School's winter sports teams get back into full swing this week. Above, Xzavier Oquendo and the EHS wrestling team will travel to Weatherford on Tuesday before hosting
Oquendo and EHS wrestling team travel to Weatherford

OKC police car hits person on I-40

Interstate 40 was closed for more than four hours Thursday night after an Oklahoma City police car struck a person who reportedly walked into traffic. The unnamed person died at the scene of the incident, Oklahoma City police said.

A New Year’s resolution everyone can benefit from

So the holidays are over. The kids are back in school, YAY! The decorations are all put away neatly and organized. Yeah, right? Now you are ready to start on your New Year’s resolutions which might include dieting, working out or quitting smoking.
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To catch a Tiger

Before her days as a “football mom,” El Reno native Ilene Scott loved the sport and still watches it on television whenever she can – even at the age of 90. “I’m a big football fan. All my kids played football at either Minco or Kingfisher and I was a football mom for sure.
Eliah Drinkwitz signals in a play