Latest Posts

Magic 104 and American Fidelity recently presented Riverside teacher Bailey Smith as the first Magic 104 Teacher of the Month.

She received $250 and tickets to a Carrie Underwood concert.

Smith is the middle school ELA teacher and assistant basketball coach. She was nominated by a personal friend who has observed firsthand that she works long hours and puts her whole being into her work as a teacher.

The nomination stated that Smith works just as hard to teach her students life lessons as she does academic lessons. 

Pictured are Riverside’s September Citizens of the Month, front row from left, Makay Wooten, JoshuaDave WhiteHorse, Alexi Evans, Grace Baughman, Avery Coccimiglio, Kyden Christianson and Kiera Noear; middle row, Korbyn Kraft, Piper Sneed, Camryn Rinehart, Teegan Billings, Avery Cameron, Nate Al-Mufleh, CohenAbshire, Aldo Saldana, Emily Saldana, Jasmine Gonzalez and James Hudson IV; back row, Zaia Seamster, Whitney Sneed, Jose Lozano, Ares Noear, Caroline Bender, Deleana WhiteThunder, Knox Coccimiglio, Eden Baughman, Willow Baker and Paulina Calzada.

LAWSUITS

Atwood Rentals Inc. vs. Jesse Grant for $1,114.11 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.

UHG I LLC vs. Crista Carbonetto for $3,166.01 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.

UHG I LLC vs. Luis Ramiu Bocachica for $6,859.20 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.

Cavalry SPV I LLC vs. Gary M. Swafford for $7,725.01 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.

LVNV Funding LLC vs. Jerry Cifuentes for $2,199.45 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.

MIDWEST CITY – A repeat trip to the Class 5A State Fast-Pitch Softball State Championships will have to come through the consolation bracket as El Reno High School suffered an 11-1 loss to Carl Albert.

The Indians went 1-1 on the first day of the Region 1 Championships on the Titans home turf, run-ruling Ardmore 11-0 in five innings. El Reno, now 13-17 on the season, will face the Tigers again in an elimination game.

If successful, the Indians will have to defeat Carl Albert twice to earn their third trip to state in the past four seasons.

While giving up a noticeable height difference across the net, El Reno High School’s volleyball team rode a series of unforced errors by Del City to a 3-0 win over the Eagles.

The 25-13/25-11/25-15 victory was the third in the past five matches for El Reno, which improved to 11-14 on the season and 2-2 in the Suburban Conference standings.

El Reno trailed only once in the match as Del City committed 11 unforced errors out of the first 12 points in game one. The Eagles had a total of 51 errors over the three games including a service miscue on match point.

Last week’s 41-40 win over Noble came with a season-high 423 yards of total offense which put El Reno High School’s football team over the 1,000-yard mark for the season.

El Reno’s junior high football teams returned to Memorial Stadium last week after a two-week road swing to split a Suburban Conference doubleheader with Guthrie.

The seventh-grade team lost 36-32 despite a 65-yard kickoff return and a 30-yard run, both for touchdowns, by Leo Willis.

The eighth-grade team moved to 6-0 on the year with a 28-18 win, aided by a 30-yard scoring jaunt by Tahir Neal.

Redlands Community College’s golf team has been on a stellar roll after taking second place at the recent Oklahoma Baptist University Fall Invitational.

Playing the 5,803-yard Shawnee Country Club Course, Redlands carded a 36-hole total of 636 (313/323) to finish 13 shots back of the host school. Northwestern Oklahoma State (645), University of Arkansas-Monticello (648) and Seminole State College (744) rounded out the field.