Damrosch Ladies Music Club will be performing Wednesday, Dec. 11 at 10 a.m. at Wesley United Methodist Church, 101 S. Barker Avenue.
A small reception will follow the performance and all are invited.
It’s officially Christmas time! I think we are the only house in our neighborhood not decorated for Christmas. I’m working on it. I figure Jesus’ birthday isn’t until Dec. 25 so I have some time.
Congrats to El Reno on being named as the official birthplace of the fried-onion hamburger! Go check out the sign at Mother Road Plaza. That’s good stuff!
A reception celebrating James Elliott’s Eagle Scout achievement will be held Dec. 1 from 1 to 3 p.m. The event will be at 1201 SW 27th and is open to all in the community who supported him through his nine-year journey of Scouts.
The Eagle Scout project Elliott created was two cedar benches with The Lord’s Harvest routed in it. The title of his project was Sitting With God.
Western Oklahoma students put their imaginations to work designing their own dream playgrounds as part of an engineering design challenge called Design+Do, sponsored by Devon Energy in partnership with Engage Learning.
Participating schools included Calumet Elementary, Okarche Elementary and Roblyer Learning Center.
Roblyer Learning Center recently held an essay contest for Red Ribbon Week.
Pictured is the winner of the contest, fifth-grader Tahyri Williams.
Riverside November Students of the Month, front row from left, Jaxon Merveldt, Valentina Garcia, Sophia Cowherd, Avry Royse, Maddax Lehman, Aubri Maggard, Bailey Ashley and Dwight Carter; back row, Sayler Hileman, Dominick Thompson, Hazel Blakley, Azayla Mitchell, David Hudelson, Mia Matias, Oliver Wyrick, Jett Hudson, Taven Fikes, Presleigh Mangold and Colt Monceret.
The countdown is on! It’s less than a week away from Thanksgiving.
I still have a lot to do, like getting the laundry off the dining room table so we have a place to sit! I have laundry issues. My biggest issue is that I’m the only one actually doing the laundry! LOL!
Three Calumet students placed in their respective categories at the American Farmers and Ranchers Southwest District Speech Contest held recently in Cache.
Merritt Major placed first in the Novice AFR/OFU category, while Alice Park placed first in the Intermediate AFR/OFU category and Bella Dean took third in the Intermediate Agri-Science category.
Lamplighters OHCE of Canadian County met recently in the home of Donna Wehmuller.
Carol Stine called the meeting to order, with Patricia Morrison reading a devotional titled “In All Circumstances.”
Maxine Little read minutes from the last meeting, while Morrison gave the treasury report.
Wehmuller presented the leader lesson on “When to Hire a Lawyer.”
Members brought blanket throws to give to the Canadian County Sheriff’s Office to be given to people in crisis situations.
Okarche High School October Lion and Lioness honorees are seniors Briley Alig and Brenna Crider.
