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Raymond Littlecreek, El Reno, possession of marijuana and failure to appear warrant, $795.

Daniel Alejandro Camacho, Bethany, improper turn and driving without license issued, $397.

Maria Eva Pepe, El Reno, driving without license issued, $252.

Daithan Scott Kitchko, Binger, speeding, $185.

Daniel Wesley Randall, Yukon, expired tag, $165.

Kylie Nicole Burnett, Yukon, expired tag, $165.

Sebastian Chandler, Fort Smith, Ark., driving without license issued and speeding, $337.

The Damrosch Music Club will present its monthly music program composed of choral and ensemble pieces on Wednesday, Oct. 8 beginning at 10 a.m. at Ellison Avenue United Methodist Church, 600 S. Ellison Avenue.

A small reception will follow the program.

Only one other District 5A-2 member shares the same burden as El Reno High School’s football team, having to play the top three squads in the standings over consecutive weeks.

El Reno continued that daunting task last week with a 49-7 loss to Carl Albert, ranked No.1 in Class 5A according to the latest Associated Press poll, to slip to 0-2 in the standings. The Indians are tied with Western Heights for seventh.

The setback dropped El Reno to 8-37 overall in the series with the Titans, dating back to 1970, and 1-4 on the season.

El Reno High School’s volleyball team remains in the hunt to force a tie for the 2025 Suburban Conference Championship following a 3-0 road win over Del City.

The 25-14/25-12/25-12 win over the Eagles moved the Class 5A’s 13th-ranked Indians to 18-7 on the season and 4-1 in the Suburban Conference standings.

El Reno is tied with Newcastle for second in the league at 4-1, both chasing No.7 Carl Albert (5-0), which the Indians will play in their regular-season finale.

Despite logging a dozen base hits, El Reno High School’s fast-pitch softball team dropped its second straight home game to a Class 6A program with a 13-8 setback to Mustang’s junior varsity.

El Reno slipped to 13-15 on the year with the loss, which capped its home slate.

The Indians belted out the 12 base hits off a .353 average and were aided with seven walks, two each from Maddy Brinkman and Kyla Killingsworth.

Leilani Niles, Daisy Hall and Bridgette McReynolds had a free pass each.

My mom, Pat Dyer, turns 94 on Sunday. Happy Birthday, Momma! I love you and I know I’m your favorite! 

Last week was College App Week and Kara Watts and Elizabeth Kinsey, counselors at El Reno High School, asked me to speak to high school students about my college experience.

They wanted students to hear from people in the community who went to college and any advice they could give the students. 

El Reno High School’s softball program held its Breast Cancer Awareness Night last week.

The shutdown of the federal government in Washington, D.C. caused El Reno’s historic Fort Reno to begin its temporary shutdown.

The gates were open Monday morning but the visitors center was closed and its website says, “Closed temporarily due to government shutdown.”

The El Reno Tribune contacted the USDA’s The Grazinglands Research Station and were told employees were working on shutdown procedures as well on Monday.