Okarche honor rolls for the second semester:
Superintendent’s Honor Roll
Seventh grade – Cooper Anderson, Grady Krittenbrink, Zara McDaniel, Henry McIlvain, Arron Osborn, Haiden Robinson, Grady Rother, Court Sumrall, Austin Walker and Emory West.
Eighth grade – Kade Henrichs, Kayla Kremeier, Hudson Mueggenborg, Katie Parham, Carter Robinson, Asher Schieber, Holden Schieber, Cody Stoner and Grady Terrell.
Okarche Elementary School honor rolls for the second semester:
Superintendent’s Honor Roll
Second grade - Kyper Beaman, Cade Black, Harper Black, Chloe Boyle, Jase Burge, Eian Lemke, Maddox Miller, Avery Osterholt, Josh Rother, Grace Schroder, Max Schwarz, Asher Schweitzer, Emerett Streetman, Enslie West and Lynlee Wilczek.
LAWSUITS
Freedom Mortgage Corporation vs. Gina Redwine for $176,877.48 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees and foreclosure of mortgage on Lot 6, Block 11, Walden Creek Addition Section 3, Oklahoma City.
U.S. Bank Trust N.A. vs. Dusty D. Mitchell and Lisa Gayle Mitchell for $98,106.39 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees and foreclosure of mortgage on Lot 21, Block 2, El Reno Country Club Estates Addition Section 2.
After winning his age group in the Duathlon bracket of the Route 66 Triathlon Festivus the past two years, El Reno’s Shanon Eichholz made the switch to the full three stages of last weekend’s event.
And without surprise, he won yet again.
“Saturday’s race was a good one. Had good weather and good competition,” said Eichholz.
El Reno High School’s Varsity 1 baseball team remains undefeated in Red Dirt League action with a 14-1 win over Heritage Hall last week at the Hub Reed Complex.
The Indians moved to 3-0 in the Wooden Bat Division of the RDL standings. The second game of the doubleheader with the Chargers was a mix of Varsity 1 and Varsity 2 players and ended in a 3-3 tie after five innings.
In the opener, Heritage Hall scored a run before El Reno rallied for three runs in the bottom of the first.
Gabe Compton walked and scored on a double to the wall by Davin Shamblin.
While he stops short of calling it a rebuild, El Reno High School boys basketball coach Rodney Haydon calls the month of June critical to his program’s rebound from the loss of a large graduation class.
“We are grinding things out and putting in the time. We went to Mustang team camp and played six games with the varsity and then took the junior varsity to Okarche. The varsity will go back there this week.
From humble beginnings seven years ago, El Reno Public Schools Summer Food Program completed its first week of service by handing out several thousand free meals in three days.
“We handed out a little over 2,000 meals in three days. We had an idea of what we needed with summer school and youth camps, but as far as the food trucks, that was much more than we expected.
“We handed out over 600 meals the first day and it became more each day as people got used to the new locations,” said Community Outreach director Brooke Robertson.
The 25th Annual A Small Town Weekend brought thousands of car enthusiasts of all ages to El Reno for three days of automotive-themed events such as car shows, burnouts and swap meets.
See more with an event wrap-up in Saturday’s edition.
