March 2025

Underwood OHCE holds March event

Members of the Underwood Club of Oklahoma Home and Community Education met recently in the home of Vicki Duncan for their March meeting.Attending were Delpha Miklautsch, Ann Ricketts, Michele Rivers, Renee’ Schweitzer, Bernita Davis and Janan Fletcher.Duncan gave the lesson titled “Sleep is a Super...

Seth Harrison

Seth Levi Harrison of Oklahoma City passed away March 15, 2025, at the age of 45. Seth was born in El Reno on March 21, 1979, but after his father, James passed away, they moved to Stonewall, where he grew up.
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Honor court

To the victor go the spoils as El Reno High School’s boys basketball team, the outright league champion, claimed nine spots on the five lists making up the 2025 All District 5A-1 Team.Three of those honors were superlative awards as Rodney Haydon was named Coach of the Year.
Tre Davis was named the District 5A-1 Player of the Year

Michael Gene Brown

Michael Gene Brown (Mike) was born May 26, 1954, in Waurika, Oklahoma, to Charlene (Snider) and Homer Brown. He passed from this life on Friday, March 14, 2025, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, at the age of 70.
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Lifters place three in top 10 at state, finish as runner-up

El Reno High School fell a few pounds and points shy of winning its second championship of 2025 as the boys squad earned a runner-up finish at the 2025 Oklahoma Powerlifting Coaches Association’s State Meet.The Indians had seven lifters in the high school division as El Reno racked up 47 points.
Latin Everheart pushes up a bar of weights

Back 2 Back

OKLAHOMA CITY – For just the third time in the storied 60-year history of the Jim Norick Arena, the Class 5A Girls Oklahoma State High School Basketball Championships was settled between a pair of past winners.El Reno, the defending state champion, was expected to have an uphill battle in defense...
Emmary Elizondo, Phallyn McHenry-Guzman, Lilly Thomas and Eryn Roman Nose celebrate winning the Class 5A title with fans

From the sidelines: Upperclassmen did their jobs, so did the crowd

With her body aching from a hard fall taken a quarter earlier, Raegan Bugaj stepped to the free-throw line at the Jim Norick Arena with 5.7 seconds left in the state title game.She gently lifted up her glasses and wiped away a mixture of sweat and tears from under each eye.“It was tears,” said...
Raegan Bugaj makes a pass to Juliana Thomas while teammate Maddie Moss looks on