February 2020

The Route to the Future has been paved with responses from many community members.

Sheriff Chris West said he supports law and order, the U.S. Constitution and the people.

Roger Rinehart, left, a member of the board of directors for Mobile Meals, poses with School Superintendent Craig McVay and Mayor Matt White after accepting a check for $4,000 from El Reno Now. The funds were raised from the El Reno Now banquet held in January. Three other El Reno nonprofi ts also received $4,000 from banquet proceeds.

OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma Constitution is well overdue for an upgrade.

An Oklahoma City man strangled his pregnant wife until she blacked out, then he punched her repeatedly, causing bone fractures and a black eye.

OKARCHE — Center of Family Love resident David Inge is a super fan and an honorary Warrior.

Representatives from the El Reno Public Schools Foundation accept a check at El Reno Now. From left, Superintendent Craig McVay, Randy Hurst, Janna Knott, Dana Gibson and Mayor Matt White. (Tribune photographer/Ray Dyer)

LAWSUITS

Every 10 years, U.S. census workers knock on doors, mail millions of forms, converge on public gatherings and do everything possible to make sure each person who lives in the United States is counted.

Oklahoma State University awarded degrees to a total of 1,761 students this past fall, including 1,076 Oklahomans, according to the Office of the Registrar.