EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the first of a four-part series looking at this year’s recipients of the El Reno High School Distinguished Alumni Award. Four EHS graduates are being honored for their education and life achievements.
Four El Reno High School graduates have been named the recipients of this year’s Distinguished Alumni Award.
Whether it’s holding a line on defense or opening up holes on offense for others to follow, El Reno High School senior Ryan Sigler is the type of two-way player coaches dream about.
“He is a great kid and is very coachable. He starts both ways and rarely ever comes off the field. He’s very disciplined, a great team leader and always polite. We are glad he is an El Reno Indian,” said head coach Russell Cook.
The El Reno Chamber of Commerce and the El Reno Tribune are partnering to host a candidate forum prior to the Nov. 8 General Election.
The forum will feature candidates for El Reno mayor and City Council Ward 3.
The candidate forum will be at 7 p.m. Nov. 1 at Redlands Community College.
The one-hour event will feature questions from a moderator as well as the audience.
Candidates for the El Reno mayor position are Steve Jensen and Phillip Church.
The candidates for the Ward 3 council seat are Kevin Marr and David Black.
Since mid-June, dozens of Canadian County small businesses have benefited from no-cost, confidential advice to help them start, grow and succeed.
Emily Beesley is Canadian County’s Small Business Development Center (SBDC) business adviser. With her experience, Beesley helps provide businesses, no matter their size or stage with the knowledge, tools and resources they need.
Oklahoma SBDC provides aid at no cost to anyone who wants to start a business or needs help improving or expanding their existing business.
Maple students recognized on the first nine weeks A Honor Roll, front row from left, Madison Basler, Ryker Penwright, Paylynn Smith, Douglas Bland, Cale Wedman, Kinsley Bonilla, Abigail Bass, Bryson Brandley, Brinley Porter and Elizabeth Wilkerson; second row, Addison Brandley, Raina Crawford, Easton Horn, Presley Swigart, Levi Bass, Lainey Rowell, Andrew Eisenhour, John Prince, Jasper Whitman, Grady Menz, Charlee Charmasson, Drake Rosholt, Halle Hunt and Blayke Steinbruck; third row, Hayden Rosholt, Zuri Lewis, Katie Ellis, John Henry Von Tungeln, Caroline Phillips, Colsen Blagg, Gavin Bas
Named as Okarche September Students of the Month are Jett Mueggenborg and Madison Schaefer.
Recognized as Okarche High School’s September Lioness and Lion are seniors Madison Schaefer and Brody Sadler.
Half a year into the nationwide baby formula shortage and with no foreseeable end in sight, parents are still struggling among scarcity of these products.
In the six weeks leading up to July 24, more than one-fifth of formula products were out of stock and in states like Colorado and Kansas, stock levels dropped below 60 percent in July.
The Canadian County Master Gardeners November monthly meeting will be held at the old fairgrounds education building, 220 N. Country Club Road, on Nov. 1 beginning at 9:30 a.m.
Guest speaker Mark Howery from the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife will speak on landscaping for birds and other wildlife in Oklahoma.
These meetings are free and open to the public.
The Master Gardeners will also be holding a crafts sale fundraiser following the meeting from noon to 3 p.m.
