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Students can compete for scholarships in VFW essay contests

4 years ago By News Staff

Commander Stacy Reddig of VFW Post 382 announced two essay contests will be available for local students to compete with the chance to win prizes and substantial college scholarships. The

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Public Records - October 2

4 years ago By News Staff

LAWSUITS
Shellpoint Mortgage Servicing vs. Donald R. Merkel for $149,670.89 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees and foreclosure of a mortgage on Lot 17, Block 3, Sycamore Creek Addition Section 2, Oklahoma City.

Ditech Financial LLC vs. Senitras Noble Laviolette and Monica Ann Kudelka for $164,781.84 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees and foreclosure of a mortgage on Lot 3, Block 21, Summerhill Phase III Addition, Oklahoma City.

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Public Records - September 29

4 years ago By News Staff

MUNICIPAL COURT Kadene Riggs Mayo, El Reno, operating vehicle in restricted area, $195. William Joseph Bryant, Edgemont, Ark., speeding, $175. Zachariah Fitzgerald Neloms, Mustang, speeding, $175. Lena Naomi Nells, Tahlequah,

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Yukon man back in custody after new charges

4 years ago By Terry Groover - The Yukon Review

A former Yukon substitute teacher accused of possessing child pornography is back in jail after authorities rearrested him Tuesday afternoon. Adam Flowers, an investigator with the Canadian County Sheriff’s Office,

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Tombstone Tales relives past lives

4 years ago By News Staff

Historic Fort Reno drew more than 100 visitors to witness the colorful Tombstone Tales event held last weekend. The dramatic presentations take place at the Fort Reno Cemetery where graves date

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BlueSTEM strikes gold

4 years ago By Ray Dyer

Five years ago, a partnership launched a program that would give El Reno High School students the opportunity to work alongside USDA scientists and researchers stationed at the Grazinglands Research

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The riders of history

4 years ago By Shane Smith

People from as far away as California arrived at Fort Reno for the 18th Annual National Cavalry Competition. The action began on Wednesday and was scheduled to wrap up Sunday

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The physician shortage:

4 years ago By Steve Metzer - The Journal Record

OKLAHOMA CITY – There are more medical school graduates each year in Oklahoma than there are residency slots in hospitals for them to complete their training. According to the Oklahoma

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2019 Homecoming royalty

4 years ago By News Staff

El Reno High School held its 2019-20 Homecoming festivities last week before the game with Chickasha. Ariana Long and Rafe Goucher (left) were named the queen and king. All sports

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Roll out the Red Carpet

4 years ago By News Staff

El Reno High School’s Homecoming Parade last week was a colorful affair with floats decorated with various movie themes. The parade featured current EHS classes as well as some alumni