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United Methodist Circle 5 women gather for fellowship

6 years ago By News Staff

United Methodist Women Circle 5 of Wesley United Methodist Church met recently in the home of Bunny Mathews with Pat Stephens serving as assistant hostess. Beverly Huber was welcomed as

Canadian Valley Technology Center offers various night classes

6 years ago By Bill Kramer

Eighty-three percent of the workforce is on the job sometime between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. These figures, courtesy of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, lead to a conclusion

Four named as EHS Distinguished Alumni

6 years ago By Ray Dyer

An acclaimed author, a decorated Air Force officer who now serves as law clerk to the Chief Judge of Federal Claims in Washington, D.C., a beloved teacher and a Hall

Residents in El Reno can now text 911 to request emergency services

6 years ago By News Staff

People in El Reno can now send a text message to 911 to request emergency help. The Association of Central Oklahoma Governments (ACOG) recently implemented the Text to 911 service

RCC joins national initiative Degrees When Due

6 years ago By News Staff

Redlands Community College has been selected to join Degrees When Due, a national initiative of the Institute for Higher Education Policy with the goal of assisting students with some college

Candidates make pitch to be mayor

6 years ago By Ray Dyer And Shane Smith

Two forums featuring the candidates for El Reno mayor drew good crowds last week.

“This is a first,” said Juanita Krittenbrink, who served as moderator for the Tuesday night forum sponsored by the El Reno Chamber of Commerce.

Krittenbrink was referring to the turnout that filled a lecture hall inside Redlands Community College. She has served as moderator for several years for various candidate forums. She said this was the first time she’s seen a capacity crowd for a mayor’s race.