October 2022

MUSTANG – El Reno High School’s cross country season came to an end at the Class 5A West Regional recently as eight runners missed out on qualifying for passes to state.

El Reno High School has developed a run-first ground attack which has racked up over 1,600 yards on the ground through eight games.

Despite stronger play over the second half of the 2022 season, Redlands Community College’s soccer team fell one victory shy of making the field for the NJCAA Region 2 Championships.

EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the second 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.

October is Fire Safety Month and the El Reno Fire Department has been busy taking its traveling safety program to schools in El Reno and surrounding areas. Last week students at Riverside School went through a two-stage hands-on demonstration.

Tracey Rider will get an early start – quite literally – as the newest Canadian County commissioner. The lifelong county resident was elected this summer to succeed Jack Stewart as the District 3 commissioner.

Property adjacent to Canadian County’s juvenile center will be surveyed in preparation for a possible sale.

Two deputies with the Canadian County Sheriff’s Office were recognized with awards during the annual Oklahoma Sheriffs Association training conference and awards banquet.

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