April 2022

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Kathleen Douglass began helping with the making of the “Big Bun” back in 2001. She learned the secrets as well as the recipe from Henry Jo and Donna VonTungeln while helping to prepare the dough at their home. In 2008, Douglass recruited her good friend, Kim Eden, to help with the process.

Wesley United Methodist Church El Reno celebrated and dedicated its designation as a Historic Site with significance to the Methodist Church last Sunday.

El Reno’s Cora Newby got really involved in the “tagging of monarch butterflies” during an activity at the BlueSTEM AgriLearning Center at Fort Reno. BlueSTEM students were involved in the recent annual Agriscience Symposium at Redlands Community College.

An El Reno man was killed Tuesday when the motorcycle he was driving collided with a vehicle. Major Kirk Dickerson with El Reno police said 37-year-old Bradley Keith Joseph suffered fatal injuries in the collision that happened at SH 66 and South Radio Road.

Fresh Anointing Church will host an end-of-school party May 21 at Legion Park. The event will be held from noon to 4 p.m. and is for students pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. The party is open to the public. Anyone wishing to donate to the effort is asked to call 405-986-3331.

It’s a chance to celebrate Cinco de Mayo and benefit a great cause at the same time, organizers say – and they hope more people will sign up to join the fun.

A longtime Canadian County Sheriff’s Office employee is retiring, and while he might not have the most years in service at the department, his story is one of miracles and devotion.

Susan Coleman Small was born April 22, 1954, to Harry Samuel Jr. and Irene (Matkowska) Coleman in Okarche. She passed away early Monday, April 25, 2022, at Baptist Medical Center in Oklahoma City at the age of 68.

Members of El Reno High School's baseball team stand along the first-base line for the national anthem before the start of the Indians district game last week at Del City. The flag bearers were from Del City’s Air Force ROTC program.