September 2022

Body Funeral services for Felecia Kearney of Chickasha will be held at 11 a.m. Sept. 29 at Shepard Street Christian Church, under the direction of Brown-Thomas Funeral Home in Chickasha. Felecia passed away Sept. 19, 2022, at Grady Memorial Hospital, Chickasha.

Body OKLAHOMA CITY – Rep. Logan Phillips, R-Mounds, on Thursday praised the Oklahoma House and Senate Joint Committee on Pandemic Relief Funding for their focus on addressing broadband issues through projects they advanced.

Body Southwestern Oklahoma State University (SWOSU) in Weatherford will host a free “Oklahoma and The Cuban Missile Crisis” symposium on Thursday, Oct. 27, featuring SWOSU history professors Dr. Becky Bruce and Landry Brewer.

Body Merilyn Senn Scott passed away Sept. 20, 2022, at her home in Prairie Village, Kan. She was born in Okarche in 1933. Merilyn grew up on a farm in Concho and graduated from El Reno High School in 1950.

Body LAWSUITS LVNV Funding LLC vs. Anthony Carter for $893.77 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees. Discover Bank vs. Stephanie Atayde for $5,179.01 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees. Jefferson Capital Systems LLC vs. Danielle Warren for $4,439.

Body After three straight road games and an open week, El Reno High School’s football team will be back inside Memorial Stadium Friday night for a homecoming district battle with Noble. And that’s just what head coach Russell Cook is expecting from Noble, a battle.

Body ELGIN – Two special teams errors and a sluggish start on offense coming out of bye week proved costly for El Reno High School’s football team in its District 5A-1 opener.

Body Sophomore pitcher Kaydence Pawnee struck out the final batter with the tying run on base as El Reno High School’s softball team stunned Noble 8-7 to garner a split with the Bears in District 5A-2 play.

Body After a straight games loss to No.16 Santa Fe South, El Reno High School’s volleyball team jumped back into the win column with a 3-0 victory of Noble.

Body CALUMET – While its offensive output looked like that of Las Vegas long shot, Calumet High School’s baseball team left no question about being a solid bet to make the Class B State Championships.