August 2026

Body Monday, August 31, 2026The City of El Reno continues to review its records related to the property located at 801 W. Jensen Road.

Body LAWSUITSCapital One N.A. vs. Ty Johnson for $3,307.10 to pay a debt plus interest and costs.Capital One N.A. vs. Caitlin Timmons for $7,012.64 to pay a debt plus interest and costs.Capital One N.A. vs. Halle Smith for $3,557.49 to pay a debt plus interest and costs.

Body Four plays stood in the way of El Reno High School’s football team opening up a new season with a victory for a fourth straight year.Midwest City used all four of those plays to score 21 points and held off two El Reno rallies for a 44-28 zero week victory over the Indians.

Body El Reno High School’s fast-pitch softball team faced a tall task last week when it took on Class 6A power Enid, which came into the Adams Park North Complex undefeated and riding a 15-game win streak.

Body After earning its highest debut in the Class 5A polls in more than two decades, El Reno High School’s volleyball team now continues its quest to break the longest winning streak over the same period.

Body El Reno city officials said the leak that caused water problems throughout town has been found. The news came Thursday morning and crews were working to make repairs. Officials said the leak was found in the 800 block of South Jensen Road on private property.

Body A Canadian County judge has ordered an El Reno police captain to stay away from his neighbors after granting their request for a Victim Protective Order. In the VPO issued Aug. 13, Capt.

Body Citing concerns with student and staff safety, both El Reno Public Schools and Redlands Community College closed their campuses for a second straight day on Thursday. Sacred Heart Catholic School was also closed.

Body The owners of Sonny’s Kitchen and Bar expect the business to be closed for a time after a man allegedly broke into the restaurant and caused what police said was extensive damage. El Reno police reported that just after 8 a.m. on Friday, Aug.

Body Dolly Parton, the personification of Tennessee music, died Tuesday at age 80 after decades of entertaining the world.