October 2024

That’s Good Stuff ! Recipes, shopping and good stuff

Body We went fishing in Arkansas last weekend and had an amazing time! We went to Norfork River which is near Mountain Home, Ark.The weather was perfect, cool in the mornings and warmer in the afternoons. The trees hadn’t turned colors all the way, but it was still beautiful scenery.
Erin and her guide, Justin

Kindergarten Integrity Awards

Body Hillcrest Learning Center kindergarten September Integrity Awards, back row from left, Michael Mitchell, Ruby Wiglesworth, Alice Patterson, Alethea Littlebear, JR Chavez, Kaye’B Howell, Jailene Naranjo, Nikolai Pedro, Kyra Boyd, Darlin Orosco, Andrea Avila, Indie Graham, Daelon...
Hillcrest Kindergarten Integrity Award_Sept 2024

Pre-K Integrity

Body Hillcrest Learning Center pre-kindergarten September Integrity Awards, back row from left, Andrea Lozano, Kinleigh Lynn, Olivia Abbe, Rhylan Curry, Lilly Hirst, Everly Norman, Dayana Jaramillo, Alice Anderson and Alayna Stewart; front row, Melanie Lopez, Oakley DuPris, Nevaeh...
Hillcrest Pre-K Integrity Award_Sept 2024

ER Wranglers discuss upcoming parade rides

Body The El Reno Wranglers met recently for their monthly meeting with Jimmy Johnston and Trish Duncan opening with the Pledge of Allegiance and Gary Sorrels offering prayer. Members discussed riding in the Veterans Day parade Nov. 10 and the Cowboy Christmas parade Dec. 7. 

Michalicka proud of team’s ’24 growth

Body While admitting there are areas of growth still needed from the top chair down, El Reno High School head softball coach Bri Michalicka could not be prouder of her team’s effort in her first season at the helm.“This season was a trial run and I was proud of the girls.
Kaydence Pawnee logged the most innings from the circle for EHS

Moving game

Body Despite the loss to Lawton, several El Reno High School football players moved up on the season statistics chart.
Xavier Elledge remains in the lead for tackles

Caged by the Bluejays

Body El Reno’s junior high football teams took on rival Guthrie last week at Memorial Stadium.The seventh-grade team dropped a 26-8 game to the Bluejays, while the eighth-grade team gave up an early punt return for a touchdown and went on to a 44-0 loss.
Issac Salgado gets off a pass under heavy pressure by a Bluejays rusher

Shotguns Firing

Body After going various directions following graduation, five El Reno High School shooting sports alums are once again breaking clay pigeons together under the same team banner.
From left, Emma Patswald, Aaron Broyles, Zac Johnson, Tucker Colby and Madison Patswald