April 2024

In a continued effort to address the state’s workforce needs while maximizing resources, the University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma and Redlands Community College are expanding their partnership to provide greater career readiness support, increase the number of graduates with associate and...

A building committee with representatives from all Canadian County departments is being formed as development of a new four-story courthouse on North Choctaw moves to the next stage.

One Canadian County officer will win a new four-year term without an election. Meanwhile, voters will decide who will represent them starting in January 2025 in three other Canadian County elected offices.

U.S. Rep. Tom Cole, a citizen of the Chickasaw Nation, has become the first Native American to chair the House Appropriations Committee and the first congressional member representing Oklahoma to do so.

Attorney General Gentner Drummond filed a pair of lawsuits last week against natural gas pipeline firms, alleging the companies helped bid up the price of natural gas to the highest levels in history during a winter storm in February 2021. 

LAWSUITS American Express National Bank vs. Yvette Crusha for $11,193.34 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees. American Express National Bank vs. Josh Walker Homes LLC for $215,302.92 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.

El Reno High School senior Grady Lesperance and his shadow seem to have the same thing on their minds, chasing down a foul ball for an out during a recent home game at the Hub Reed Complex.

MIDWEST CITY ‒ Playing in its final regular-season tournament, El Reno High School’s baseball team posted a 1-3 record against a stout field at the 2024 Bill Tipton Classic hosted by Carl Albert.

El Reno High School’s baseball team held a Little League Night recently at the Hub Reed Complex. Players from the El Reno Young Guns took the field with their high school partners for the national anthem and then snagged foul balls during the game.

El Reno High School’s girls soccer team clinched a playoff berth last week with a 7-0 road win over Western Heights as the Indians remain locked in a tie for first place in District 5A-2.