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ER’s Haunted Trolley tickets up for grabs

Tickets are still available for the El Reno Arts Council’s Fifth Annual Haunted Trolley. The Haunted Trolley will roll through the spooky streets of downtown El Reno Oct. 15, 16 and 17 from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Tickets can be purchased at www.elrenoartscouncil.com. 
The Heritage Express will take riders from the Canadian County Historical Museum through downtown on a spooky ride

Redlands celebrates expansion of Career Tech partnership

In 2022, Redlands Community College enhanced its academic programs by creating a pathway to an associate degree for students seeking training at Oklahoma Career Technology Centers.Today the college is working with 11 career technology centers to strengthen and expand career opportunities for...

Public Records - 10/14/26

LAWSUITSSynchrony Bank vs. Myles Cox for $2,099.03 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.Capital One N.A. vs. Thomas Young for $1,860.90 to pay a debt plus interest and costs.Capital One N.A. vs. Jonathan Hannan for $9,707.51 to pay a debt plus interest and costs.Portfolio Recovery...

ER’s Gatz retires from ODOT post

Oklahoma Department of Transportation Executive Director Tim Gatz is retiring at the end of October. Gatz, a native of El Reno, will be replaced by another El Reno native as TJ Dill steps into the top job at ODOT.
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Come watch them fly

El Reno will host its annual Air Show and Community Day Saturday, Oct. 10 at the El Reno Regional Airport, 6600 S. Mustang Field Road.The show offers an array of aviation-related activities for all ages, including aerobatic flying.The popular Caldwell Collection Aviation Museum will be open...
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Sober Seams

A needle and thread can make more than a ribbon skirt.A handful of beads can become more than a necklace.A piece of cloth, a paintbrush, a gourd or a simple sewing project can become a way to reconnect with culture, meet new people, and for a little while, simply slow down and enjoy the company of...
Christian Shorteeth, 10, makes a gourd

C&A Tribes put 3-year hold on data centers

Cheyenne and Arapaho tribal citizens voted last week to impose a three-year moratorium on data center construction on tribal lands.The final vote was 261-83 with seven abstaining from the matter. The meeting was held at Concho.
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