Bobby and Sharon Roberts of El Reno are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary.
Bobby Roberts and Sharon Miles were married April 13, 1973, in Gainesville, Texas.
They have three children, Doug and Sharon Tabb of Oklahoma City, Greg and Erika Roberts of Sayre and Shannon and Nick Niles of El Reno, eight grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
The anniversary was commemorated with a family dinner and a trip to Tennessee.
Banner students enjoyed a night of skating.
Maple March Students of the Month, front row from left, Madison Basler, third grade; Maddox Tartsah, first grade; Tinsley Kennedy, kindergarten; and Lane Clark, pre-kindergarten; back row, Dean Davis, second grade; John Prince, fourth grade; Pierson Brandley, eighth grade; Ethan Brooks, seventh grade; Jaden Smith, sixth grade; and Hunter Lorenzen, fifth grade.
Arron Rickets, representing El Reno Masonic Lodge, presents a donation to the El Reno Carnegie Library reading programs to library director Bridget Scheffler.
Masons support many educational programs with continued support and scholarships.
El Reno High School March Students of the Month are Mason Fulton, Radly Jo Slimp, Martin Perez, Bailey Schmidt, Aiden Gore, Conner Stephens, Alondra Preciado Calderon, and Brionna Spann.
Students were recently honored at the State Capitol by the Oklahoma Association of Community Colleges for their outstanding academic achievement, record in the classroom and leadership ability.
Higher Education Chancellor Allison Garrett, left, and Redlands Interim President Jena Marr, right, congratulate Redlands students on their achievements.
Riverside March Students of the Month, front row from left, Lexi Matias, Carlee Imoe, Valentina Garcia, Brylonlee WhiteHorse, Nate Al-Mufleh, Michael Queen, Piper Sneed,
Eli Matias, Dax Macias and Kaylee Saldana; middle row, Crew Wooten, Zaia Seamster, Katheryn Trujillo, Gustavo Saldana, Yitzel Casanova, Evie Alexander, Jordan Lockler, Rafe Rowland, Mia Matias, Caroline Bender, Ares Noear and Thea Sneed; back row, Macy Long, Rausten Alexander and Jeremiah Castillo. Not pictured: Teegan Billings, Ava McCall and Jaxon Merveldt.
Canadian Valley Art Guild will hold a demonstration meeting featuring award-winning watercolorist and local artist Dwayne Taylor on April 13 beginning at 6:30 p.m. at United First Methodist Church, 400 Elm Avenue in Yukon.
A native of Caddo County, Taylor has pursued his career dream in art for more than 45 years. He began as a high school art instructor for three years in Anadarko and later for two years in Nowata. Success with juried art shows led Taylor to a full-time art career.
Athletes in spring sports throughout Canadian County have had to deal with freezing temperatures, high winds and wet weather in the month of March.
Forecasts for the first week of April are calling for warmer temperatures and sunshine but still dealing with the good ole Oklahoma wind.
At 1:32 a.m. and 1:37 a.m. on March 26, surrogate Kiley Wiewel Davis gave birth to Isaac Andrew Rasbold, 4 pounds, 12 ounces, and John “Jack” Ronald Rasbold, 4 pounds, 9 ounces.
Kiley then gave the identical twin boys to parents, Sarah Wiewel Rasbold and Stephen Matthew Rasbold.
What a gift from God. Kiley is an angel.
Maternal grandparents are Ronald (deceased) and Betty Wiewel.
Paternal grandparents are Brian and DeAnn Rasbold.
