City has fewer bumps in the road
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Recent road work to Elm Street and other areas of El Reno is part of a comprehensive city project that was approved by the city council in March. The more
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National crackdown on vaping continues
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OKLAHOMA CITY — E-cigarettes have been touted as a safer alternative to smoking, but that claim is under fire as vaping has been directly linked to an epidemic of unexplained
Despite reforms, high caseloads stress public defender system
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Kevin Finlay didn’t have long to discuss a legal strategy. The court-appointed defense attorney spoke quietly with his client as they huddled in a Cleveland County courtroom Thursday. In less
Stitt cracks down on federal grants that lead to spending hikes
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One agency’s use of federal grants led to diversion of a half-million dollars in state appropriations this year to replace those funds when the agency lost the grant. To prevent
El Reno Police Reports
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• Sept. 23: A vehicle was pulled over for an improper tag. The male passenger had a warrant for his arrest. He allegedly resisted officers as he was pulled from the
ER's Wingo accepted into Southwestern College of Pharmacy
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Hannah Wingo of El Reno has been accepted into the Southwestern Oklahoma State University College of Pharmacy at Weatherford. Forty-four students were admitted into the Doctor of Pharmacy program for
Local couple weds at Darlington Chapel
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Hannah Huber and Kris (Bubba) Taylor were married Sept. 28 at the Darlington Chapel with Logan Prince officiating. The bride is the daughter of Cody and Misty Huber of El
Maple Citizenship
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Maple Citizenship Award winners, front row from left, Bryson Brandley, kindergarten; Halle Hunt, second grade; Lainey Rowell, first grade; and Case Elliott, prekindergarten; back row, Ayden Troncoso, third grade; Emma Brothers, fourth grade; Bailey Schmidt, seventh grade; Landon Callow, eighth grade; Lexi Porter, fifth grade; and Aydan Steffler, sixth grade.