June 2025

One of the most noticeable expenditures among recent district-wide upgrades, the video screen on the Memorial Stadium scoreboard, was hoisted into place in the east end zone last week.Approved by the El Reno School Board in January, district athletic director Rodney Haydon said the board’s...

El Reno will celebrate the Fourth of July on Friday with a party at the lake that opens early with golf and ends late with the traditional fireworks show.

The Center of Family Love (CFL) raised more than $1 million at its recent 12th Annual Gift of Love Gala.The event was held at the Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City.

An informational session for a Yukon private Christian school’s parents and staff only will be held to discuss results of an independent investigation conducted as the school’s former principal faces two felony crimes.Yukon’s Kevin Russell Cobbs, age 55, was fired this spring from his position as...

Do you ever feel frustrated when you look at the ingredient list on a loaf of bread because you don’t know what most of the ingredients are?What if a bread product contained fewer ingredients?

OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Aerospace and Aeronautics Commission has approved significant initiatives aimed at bolstering the state’s aviation and aerospace infrastructure. 

LAWSUITSSynchrony Bank vs. Samir Ahmed for $3,267.63 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.Capital One N.A. vs. Mayra Mendoza for $4,940.30 to pay a debt plus interest and costs.Security Credit Services LLC vs. Cristy Davis for $4,936.13 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and...

Dean Davis stretches out to make a catch during a relay drill at the 2025 El Reno High School Youth Baseball Clinic.See Saturday’s paper for more photos.

Keller Michael Baker, affectionately known as Kell Bell by those who loved him, was born Jan. 25, 1998, in Oklahoma City, alongside his twin brother, Karson Baker.

While most eyes, at least around here, have been on the NBA champion Oklahoma City Thunder, the city of El Reno is getting some flattering attention from media both in and outside the state. A headline in the Chicago Tribune last week read: “Rt. 66: Hamburgers, So Savory They Can Make You Cry.”