The Canadian County Sheriff’s Office will begin training staff on crisis intervention, said a statement from the sheriff’s office.
The first of seven, five-day, 40-hour crisis intervention team training sessions began Jan. 22. The final block will be taught in October.
Crisis intervention team training was developed to assist officers in recognizing individuals who may be experiencing a mental health crisis.
In an effort to alleviate some of the college expenses for students, faculty at Redlands Community College are identifying free course materials.
Three instructors were recently awarded grants by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education for creating or adopting openly licensed, zero-cost textbooks, saving students hundreds of dollars.
A former Canadian County sheriff’s deputy charged criminally with sexual misconduct is now being sued by an alleged victim.
David Wayne Loman is defendant in a lawsuit filed Dec. 22 in Canadian County District Court.
Loman allegedly assaulted the plaintiff while he was transporting the female inmate from the Pottawatomie County Jail to the Canadian County Jail. Convicted in March 2020 of drug trafficking, she is now in state prison.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Sen. James Lankford (R-OK) spoke on the Senate floor last week in support of life, ahead of the 2024 March for Life in Washington, D.C.
Lankford has been a leading voice for the protection of life. He recently received an A+ score on the latest Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America National Pro-Life Scorecard, a tool for holding members of Congress accountable for their legislative records on life and highlighting leadership in the fight to protect unborn children and their mothers.
From the players on the court to the fans in the stands at Jenks Simmons Field House, all eyes were on the basketball to see if it would fall through the hoop after it was shot by El Reno High School junior Carter Roman Nose during a recent home game against Guthrie.
SHAWNEE – Riding a combined 27 points from two all-tournament selections, El Reno High School’s girls basketball team defeated Yukon by 19 points to win its third in-season tourney crown.
Senior Pauline Black-Harmon scored 14 points and fellow post player Lilly Thomas added 13 points as El Reno moved to 15-0 on the season with a 66-47 win over the Millers, who had their nine-game win streak halted.
The two interior players combined for 90 of the team’s 223 points for the three games which included blowout wins over Southeast (78-22) and Coweta (79-23).
In the first of three meetings this season, El Reno High School’s boys basketball team defeated the host team 52-37 to win the consolation title at the 2024 Shawnee Invitational.
The 15-point decision lifted El Reno to 11-4 on the season. The Indians opened the tourney with a 77-72 loss to Class 6A Bixby after squandering a 61-55 lead after three periods.
The Spartans outscored EHS 22-11 in the final period.
LAWSUITS
Stacey Mott vs. Walmart Stores East Inc. for an amount in excess of $75,000 for alleged injuries and damages.
TCM Bank N.A. vs. Maggie Mwoyosvi for $13,239.25 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.
Discover Bank vs. Betty Delong for $16,060.36 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.
Discover Bank vs. Ashley Jennifer for $10,013.22 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.
Discover Bank vs. Jackson James for $18,339.32 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.
