October 2022

Momentum is the cornerstone of El Reno High School’s game plan this week. The Indians make the long journey to the southwest corner of the state to close out the regular season against Altus.

Five weeks ago the thought of making the playoffs seemed far-fetched at best after El Reno High School’s football team opened up District 5A-1 play with a 41-point loss. Not any more.

The El Reno Chamber of Commerce and the El Reno Tribune plan to live-stream the candidate forum that will be held at Redlands Community College. The live-stream will be available at the Tribune Facebook page. The forum is set for 7 p.m. Nov. 1 at RCC.

EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the third of a four-part series looking at this year’s recipients of the El Reno High School Distinguished Alumni Award. Four EHS graduates are being honored for their education and life achievements.   Darin Miller sees what can be. Then he makes it happen.

From a black cat darting across the street to zombies roaming freely throughout downtown El Reno, riders on the Heritage Express Trolley were whisked away into an eerie and frightening adventure.

The El Reno School Board hung out the help wanted sign last week in an effort to fill the seat being vacated by Dallas Curtis come early November. But the manner in how it will be done drew some opposition.

A 15-year-old El Reno High School student found himself at the Canadian County Children’s Justice Center after he allegedly gave marijuana to a fellow student who apparently had a reaction to it.

The El Reno Police Department is warning the public of a scam that is using an actual phone number connected to the department.

Maple students recognized on the first nine weeks A/B Honor Roll, front row from left, Braxten Birdsong, Liam Brincefield, Marlowe Menz, Ayvah Fudge, Jacob Bugaj, Jaci Pitchford, Braelyn Hutchings, Kynlee Shamblin and Daxton Gatz; second row, Brennan Ayers, Lyla Smith, Hunter Lorenzen, Kara Ellis,...

An El Reno man could face prison after a Yukon police investigation found he allegedly defrauded a Yukon senior citizen of more than $2,500.