Riverside February Citizens of the Month are Wyatt Buchanan, Maddoxx Morgan, Kevin Fuller, Makya Muskett, Abel Kerr, Kynlee Long and Yitzel Casanova.
Also, Ivory Christianson, Tristan Blakely, Summer Amway, Payton Stinett, Katheryn Trujillo, T.W. Magee and Evelyn Maddox.
A 50-year plaque was presented to El Reno Mobile Meals honoring the organization for its service to the community.
The plaque was presented by the El Reno Chamber of Commerce.
Pictured are the Hillcrest kindergarten Problem Solving award winners: Neveah Colbert, Mila Bausista, Mia Perez Moreno, Emersyn Graham, Dax Swindle, Laney Culiver, Rhalayah Curry, Anthony Stoneroad and Erin Ramsey Kennedy.
Also, Z’Rye Strider, Vinny Cristelli, Oakley DuPris, Rowan McDonald, Colton Jones, Anasia Norton, Lincoln Probert, Melanie Moreno Lopez, Ricardo Zamarripa, Alice Anderson, Weston Kuehl, Nova Melendez, Aiden Jones, Scotlyn Shippy and Audrey Feistel.
Pictured are the Hillcrest pre-kindergarten Problem Solving award winners: Laney Arnold, Lenna Clark, AJ Stewart, Kolson Sindone, Maverik Mason, Gabriel Barton, Sloan Douglas, Jensen Jones, Marina Hayden, Kaysen Neeley, John Laundry, Danny Ortiz, Elias Hurst and Bayleigh Caldwell.
Maple January Citizenship honorees are Dylan Dewberry, pre-kindergarten, Rylan Park, kindergarten, JJ Racca, first grade, and Mia Trujillo, second grade.
Also, Bentley Sneed, fourth grade, Douglas Bland, sixth grade, Easton Hughey, third grade; Case Elliott, fifth grade, Christopher Barker, seventh grade, and Presley Swigart, eighth grade.
Riverside January Citizens of the Month are David Whitlow, Piper Sneed, Avry Royse, Emma Royse, Dashawn Runnels, Hunter Elkins, Kyden Christianson and Andy Sharp.
Also included are Luke Hudelson, Lily Smith, Paisley Powell, Gavin Webb, Thea Sneed, Kaelyn Lloyd, Hawke Wooten, Vanelly Saldana, Leighton Lewis, Hector Garcia and Azayla Mitchell.
Lamplighters OHCE of Canadian County met recently at Mount Zion Global Methodist Church with Carol Stine calling the meeting to order.
Donna Wehmuller read a devotional titled “Restoration.”
Maxine Little read minutes from the last meeting, with Patricia Morrison giving the treasury report.
A thank-you card was read from ICAN stating appreciation for the club’s support.
Wehmuller presented the leader lesson on “Scam Alerts.”
Dan Castrop celebrated his 99th birthday Sunday with family and friends.
The day was a gathering of five generations of the Castrop family and featured pizza, cake, pie and a cold beer for the honoree.
El Reno High School’s Speech and Debate Team has attended several tournaments so far this year and has qualified multiple events to regionals.
The following students and their events are headed to regionals:
Kayden Miller - Poetry and Dramatic Duet
Amy Puente - Poetry and Dramatic Duet
Codee Skaggs - Dramatic Duet
Radly Slimp - Domestic Extemp and Humorous Interpretation
Bella Stevenson - Program of Oral Interpretation and Original Oratory
Ariana Estrada - Program of Oral Interpretation
The El Reno Wranglers met recently for their second meeting of the year with Julie Huber opening the meeting.
Club Queen Trisha Duncan led in the flag salute, while Huber offered prayer before the potluck dinner.
There were 20 members present.
The group held discussions regarding rodeo expenses, playdays, trail rides and parades.
It was noted that Andi Holland, director of Savanna Station, will be guest speaker at the club’s next meeting set for 7 p.m. March 5 at the 4-H Building.
