Fresh Anointing Church and Mt. Zion Worship Center will host an end of school year bash on Saturday at Adams Park.
The event is free and will start at 10 a.m. The day will include food, a gift and live music for children from pre-kindergarten through the 12th grade.
A new legislator representing Oklahoma House District 60 is due to take office after November’s general election.
Although the identity of that individual has not been determined, one thing is for certain - a Yukon Republican will continue to hold the seat.
That’s because four Yukon Republicans filed in early April for this year’s House District 60 election. No other candidates filed, so the winner will be decided this summer.
The Oklahoma City Planning Commission has recommended approval of a resolution to annex 320 acres of unincorporated land between Yukon and El Reno for a proposed industrial mega-site development.
The vote was 7-0 at the May 9 OKC Planning Commission meeting, with the annexation proposal forwarded to the Oklahoma City Council for consideration.
OKLAHOMA CITY — This Father’s Day, June 16, the Oklahoma Tobacco Helpline encourages dads to take the first step toward a healthier life by quitting tobacco. The Helpline, a program of the Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust (TSET), provides FREE resources for Oklahomans wanting to quit tobacco — and remain tobacco-free.
Brian Brower, a resident of Claremore, smoked for many years. After trying to quit for about three years, Brower decided to quit for his daughter.
LAWSUITS
Professional Finance Company Inc. vs. Sarah Hooper for $1,429.60 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.
Barclays Bank Delaware vs. Cody Beaty for $5,088.99 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.
Capital One N.A. vs. Marianna Nye for $3,752.82 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.
Jefferson Capital Systems LLC vs. Robert Legrande for $2,978.23 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.
The halftime show at the 2024 Oklahoma Native All-State Football Game, held at El Reno’s Memorial Stadium, was a demonstration of different styles of Native American dances performed by women and men of all ages.
Dion Kaulaity spent his 19th birthday playing the sport he loves in front of his hometown friends and family.
However, the El Reno High School graduate had one birthday wish that he tried hard to make happen but just fell a little short of unwrapping.
“I really wanted to get this win. I was surprised the game was on my birthday and it’s a blessing to be out here. I thought the way we drove down and scored and then stopped them on both of their 2-point conversions that we were going to get the win,” said Kaulaity.
El Reno High School football coach Russell Cook had one simple comment to both the East and West squads following the nail-biting conclusion to the 2024 Oklahoma Native American All-State Football Game.
“After spending nearly a week with those kids, I told them I loved them for who they are and for what they do representing their tribes and communities,” said Cook, who is part Cherokee.
