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Hillcrest Learning Center kindergarten September Integrity Awards, back row from left, Michael Mitchell, Ruby Wiglesworth, Alice Patterson, Alethea Littlebear, JR Chavez, Kaye’B Howell, Jailene Naranjo, Nikolai Pedro, Kyra Boyd, Darlin Orosco, Andrea Avila, Indie Graham, Daelon Cromier, Christian Duran, Nova Schultheiss, Parker Felz, Madilynn Dill, Davina Kubica and Avery Baughman; middle row, Itzayana Gongalez, Aiyanna Patton, Sarahy Gallegos, Isabella Torres, Liam Chavez, Ritter Watson, Charlie Mitchell, Tyson Johnson, Haizley McCaw, Mackenzie Phillips, Layla Mendez and Erin Hunt; front r

Hillcrest Learning Center pre-kindergarten September Integrity Awards, back row from left, Andrea Lozano, Kinleigh Lynn, Olivia Abbe, Rhylan Curry, Lilly Hirst, Everly Norman, Dayana Jaramillo, Alice Anderson and Alayna Stewart; front row, Melanie Lopez, Oakley DuPris, Nevaeh Colbert, Sawyer Jellison, Mia Moreno, Eli Murray and Max Camacho.

The El Reno Wranglers met recently for their monthly meeting with Jimmy Johnston and Trish Duncan opening with the Pledge of Allegiance and Gary Sorrels offering prayer. 

Members discussed riding in the Veterans Day parade Nov. 10 and the Cowboy Christmas parade Dec. 7. 

Lamplighters OHCE of Canadian County met recently at Mount Zion Global Methodist Church. Carol Stine called the meeting to order, while Patricia Morrison read a devotional titled “Why Did God Create Evil?”

Maxine Little read minutes from the last meeting and Morrison gave the treasury report. 

Members discussed their trip to Bethany Children’s Health Center.

Earlier in the month, Stine, Morrison, Jan Maddox, Little and Donna Wehmuller had a guided tour of the hospital.

The Underwood Club of Oklahoma Home and Community Education met recently at the Church of Christ Fellowship House with Janan Fletcher serving as hostess. Attending were members Bernita Davis, Vicki Duncan, Delpha Miklautsch and Ann Ricketts, along with guest Linda Morris. Renee’ Schweitzer was welcomed as a new member.

Fletcher led the flag salute and gave the devotional thought on God’s safety by reading Psalm 91, Nahum 1:7 and Psalm 4:8. 

While admitting there are areas of growth still needed from the top chair down, El Reno High School head softball coach Bri Michalicka could not be prouder of her team’s effort in her first season at the helm.

“This season was a trial run and I was proud of the girls. There were a lot of positive moments but our record did not reflect our potential as a team and program,” said Michalicka.

El Reno went 15-15 overall and made the regional championship round of the playoffs before being eliminated by Guthrie. The Indians were fourth in the District 5A-2 standings.

Despite the loss to Lawton, several El Reno High School football players moved up on the season statistics chart.

El Reno’s junior high football teams took on rival Guthrie last week at Memorial Stadium.

The seventh-grade team dropped a 26-8 game to the Bluejays, while the eighth-grade team gave up an early punt return for a touchdown and went on to a 44-0 loss.