March 2020

Body In the first five days of serving students during the COVID-19 shutdown of school sites, the district served 7,914 meals to 2,638 students. On Friday there were 800 weekend food packs delivered.

Body El Reno Mobile Meals, which serves more than 150 elderly clients with daily meal service, will be closing its doors temporarily due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Body Some churches within the El Reno Ministerial Alliance are partnering with a restaurant in an effort to help feed individuals and families that are struggling from the impact of COVID-19. Rev. Allen Carson of Wesley United Methodist Church serves as chairman of the Alliance.

Body If you’re in trouble, the Ministerial Alliance is here to help. For years, the various churches in the group have coordinated charity efforts in the community, connecting the needy with appropriate organizations.

Body Since classes have moved to an online format for the remainder of the spring semester and students will not be utilizing the labs, Redlands Community College shared some of its resources with local health-care providers.

Body Students in both public and parochial schools are working online or taking assignments home for the remainder of the school year because of the COVID-19 virus.

Body In these times of confusion and uncertainty, there’s nothing like a fresh meal to bring you back to normalcy. Swadley’s offers takeout, drive-thru and curbside service. Get a rib basket for $10.99 - two ribs and fries (no substitutions). Or grab a loaded spud for $9.

Body The leaves of the mighty oak have not yet begun to bud and so we may perhaps have another frost or freeze. Folklore foretells that once the leaves are the size of a squirrel’s ear, we will have no more freezes … however, this week it certainly feels like full-blown spring.

Body Stocking up on essential groceries and other supplies as the COVID-19 virus threat spreads across the country will require consumers to rely on their storm season preparedness skills, but for a longer period of time.

Body CLINTON - The Indian Health Service Clinton Service Unit (CSU) is taking extra precautions to ensure the safety of patients and staff during the national emergency of coronavirus, also known as COVID-19.