Warriors log 68-35 blowout to snap slide
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Okarche High School’s boys basketball team snapped a two-game losing streak last week with a 68-35 win over Harding Fine Arts. The 33-point blowout lifted the Warriors to 2-2 on
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Union City girls end losing streak
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Union City High School’s girls basketball team snapped a two-game losing streak last week and in the process picked up its first Washita Valley Conference win of the season. The
Tigers blitz Bison in 3rd
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Using 10 different scorers, Union City High School’s boys basketball team led wire to wire in its rivalry meeting with Geary last week en route to a 73-46 victory. The
Social media threats against ER police being taken seriously
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El Reno police are taking seriously threats made over social media directed at a police officer who shot what was described as an aggressive dog. On Nov. 12, an officer
El Reno Community Chorus tunes up for 44th year of song
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The El Reno Community Chorus has begun its 44th year of music-making in El Reno. The chorus attracts interest from music makers and music lovers in central and western Oklahoma.
Giving help
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The Lord’s Harvest expects to supply more than 400 local families with food, perhaps enough for a couple of weeks, after hosting special Thanksgiving-related events. Nikki Pruitt, founder and director
The name of hope
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If you are a Native American woman, statistics show your chances of being a victim of homicide are 10 times greater than everyone else who lives in the United States.
LaRenda Morgan fears one of her cousins may be one of those statistics. But her cousin has a name. It’s Ida Beard. She also has a family that loves her and misses her. Beard, 29, of El Reno, hasn’t been seen or heard from since leaving home one evening in June of 2015.
Matmen mix it up
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With football players having just one day of practice, El Reno High School wrestling coach Tyrone Lewis opted to trim down the annual Navy and White Ranking Dual to one combined night of 15 matches.
The teams were blended together of wrestlers from seventh grade and up instead of having two separate duals, one of junior high and the other varsity.
