Four named as EHS Distinguished Alumni
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Residents in El Reno can now text 911 to request emergency services
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People in El Reno can now send a text message to 911 to request emergency help. The Association of Central Oklahoma Governments (ACOG) recently implemented the Text to 911 service
RCC joins national initiative Degrees When Due
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Redlands Community College has been selected to join Degrees When Due, a national initiative of the Institute for Higher Education Policy with the goal of assisting students with some college
Changing leaves ushers in the feelings of fall
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It certainly seems like fall this week. As you drive along the country roads, one cannot help but notice the leaves have begun to change — the beginning of their
Wranglers discuss parade schedule
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El Reno Wranglers met recently at the 4-H building. Discussion was held regarding participation in upcoming parades including the Veterans Day Parade Nov. 10, the Downtown Christmas Parade Dec. 5
ER Masonic Lodge to hold blood drive
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El Reno Masonic Lodge #50 will host a Pancake Breakfast and Bedlam Blood Battle Blood Drive on Saturday, Oct. 19 from 7 to 11 a.m. Look for the Oklahoma Blood
United Methodist Circle 5 women gather for fellowship
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United Methodist Women Circle 5 of Wesley United Methodist Church met recently in the home of Bunny Mathews with Pat Stephens serving as assistant hostess. Beverly Huber was welcomed as
Candidates make pitch to be mayor
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Two forums featuring the candidates for El Reno mayor drew good crowds last week.
“This is a first,” said Juanita Krittenbrink, who served as moderator for the Tuesday night forum sponsored by the El Reno Chamber of Commerce.
Krittenbrink was referring to the turnout that filled a lecture hall inside Redlands Community College. She has served as moderator for several years for various candidate forums. She said this was the first time she’s seen a capacity crowd for a mayor’s race.