Book signing
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Author and Calumet native K.P. Haley, left, hands a copy of his book to David Tully. Haley was at El Reno Carnegie Library Saturday signing copies of his book, Hammer Down — Discovering Your Best.
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ODOT work on SH 66, Banner to begin
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The Oklahoma Department of Transportation will begin work on SH 66 and Banner Road later this month. The effort is designed to make the intersection safer for motorists.
A Yukon man was killed at the intersection when his motorcycle collided with a truck that failed to stop at the yield sign before entering SH 66 from Banner.
A statement from ODOT said east and westbound SH-66 will be narrowed to one lane in each direction at Banner Road by 4 p.m. Feb. 19 as part of an interim intersection modification in partnership with Canadian County.
Indians perimeter game struggles in losing skid
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El Reno High School’s boys basketball coach Kale Simon said at the start of the year that his team would have to shoot the outside ball effectively in order to have success on the scoreboard.
ER girls extend win streak, sweep Guthrie
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In the last game before reporting season records for playoff seeding purposes, El Reno High School’s girls basketball team made a big statement with a 49-36 win over Guthrie in a battle of top 20 teams.
Masons pancake breakfast supports charity
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Proceeds from an all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast will benefit The Lord’s Harvest.
Love bug rocks El Reno
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Love is in the air at a couple of El Reno bars. They’re both gearing up for Valentine’s Day celebrations, but before that, they’ve each got some awesome music shows.
Redlands cagers drop OCAC pair to Murray State Aggies
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For the second time in 10 days, Redlands Community College’s basketball teams dropped a doubleheader at home in Oklahoma Collegiate Athletic Conference action.
Fried-onion burgers, shrimp and Japanese classics popular among El Reno eateries
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Mouth-watering fried-onion burgers, steaming hot french fries and delicious coneys with slaw.
