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Lucky Star building office for personnel, Gaming Commission

6 years ago By Rosemary Stephens - Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribal Tribune

CONCHO — The Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes are building a new corporate office for Lucky Star Casino administrative personnel as well as the tribal Gaming Commission. For years the casino

Main Street Spooktacular coming Oct. 26

6 years ago By News Staff

El Reno Main Street’s Spooktacular will fill the downtown streets with all kinds of costumed characters this weekend. The annual event will take place on Rock Island and Bickford on

El Reno Police Reports

6 years ago By News Staff

›Oct. 7: Officers were called to a report of domestic violence. Reports said a woman had bruises and a swollen eye and lip. She said her boyfriend had hit her

McCall launches initiative to increase legislative oversight

6 years ago By News Staff

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma Speaker of the House Charles McCall launched an initiative last week to increase legislative oversight and assess the performance of agency governing boards. “The Legislature has

Public Records - October 23

6 years ago By News Staff

LAWSUITS Discover Bank vs. Stephanie M. Lindecker for $4,671.11 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees. Discover Bank vs. Maria Tidwell for $3,646.46 to pay a debt

El Reno School Board honors EHS art students

6 years ago By News Staff

El Reno School Board congratulated art teacher Michelle Obert and her students after she told them about her students showing at the Oklahoma State Fair. Obert, accompanied by a student,

Halloween parties, costume contests highlight weekend run

6 years ago By Shane Smith

For adults, Halloween is coming early in El Reno. Sure, this weekend has lots of costume contests and events for the kids, but for those old enough to enter a

Carnegie Library set to reopen

6 years ago By Shane Smith

The library is back.

After two months of construction, El Reno Carnegie Library is opening back up to the public. The grand opening is set to be a day of celebration, with a slew of fun activities for children.

The event is set for this Saturday, Oct. 26. While the library will open at 9 a.m., the festivities start at 11 a.m. and continue to 4 p.m. Children of all ages are welcome to attend with their families.