October 2021

Letter to the Editor: Be proud El Reno

To the Editor: On Oct. 7, 1948, a beautiful fall day, my mom, grandmother, our dog, Bootsie, and myself came up over the top of the north overpass from Herington, Kan., in a 1939 Plymouth loaded down and ready for a new life. I thought El Reno was the most beautiful little town I had ever seen.

No reason to defer to expertise of AMA, OSMA

One of the great myths of politics is that the policy stances of medical associations reflect the views of most doctors. But that claim is being dispelled more and more as medical associations continue to take political stances far afield from the mainstream of society.
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Dancing with the Wolves

Sitting at 0-5 on the season and coming off back to back District 5A-1 setbacks, El Reno High School’s football team is in desperate need of a mark in the win column. And it doesn’t matter who its against said head coach Chuck Atchison. “We want a win period.
Kade Mayo tries to stiff-arm his way past a defender

El Reno downs DC to take over third

El Reno High School’s volleyball team took over sole possession of third place in the Suburban Conference standings last week with a 3-0 road win over Del City. The 25-6/25-16/25-16 victory over the Eagles lifted El Reno to 2-2 in the league standings.
Bailey Denwalt sets up a block attempt at the net

Public Records - October 6

LAWSUITS Ajax Mortgage Loan Trust vs. Gerald Keith Hall for $83,736.14 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees and foreclosure of mortgage on Lot 2, Block 6, Ranchwood South Addition, Yukon.

Air power

The first El Reno Community Day and Fly-In was hailed as a “great event.” That 2020 celebration of El Reno and aviation attracted an estimated 2,000 people to the El Reno Regional Airport.
Devil Dog Squadron’s B-29 makes a pass over the El Reno Regional Airport

Dale helps vet through the dark

Jason Gipson was 23 years old when he spent a year as a U.S. Army Infantryman in Iraq. That was in 2004. Today, Gipson is 40. He has a wife and daughter. He also has nightmares. That’s why he’s very thankful to have Dale.
 Jason Gipson with his service dog, Dale