Charles R. Eisenhour
Charles R. Eisenhour
WWII, Army Engineer TEC 5, Japan
1946-1947
Charles R. Eisenhour
WWII, Army Engineer TEC 5, Japan
1946-1947
Billy J. (Bill) Eisenhour
Army - Engineer
Purple Heart, Korea 1952-1954
The Oklahoma City Thunder and OG&E unveiled a newly refreshed community basketball court at Youth & Family Services, 7576 East Highway 66.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was followed by a skills challenge, led by Thunder Youth Basketball coaches, free books on the Rolling Thunder Book Bus and interactive activities on the OG&E Thunder Bolt as well as face painters and inflatables.
Originally dedicated in 2014, the El Reno court promotes safe play, community gathering and a love of basketball.
Motorists coming into El Reno could be welcomed in a big, bold fashion if the city pushes through with proposed new entry and way finder signage.
At a special city council meeting last week, City Manager Matt Sandidge asked elected officials to consider how new entry and way finding signs could impact the community, as well as those visiting.
Canadian County will pay tribute to America’s military veterans with the 13th Annual Veterans Parade and Program.
Organized by the El Reno Chamber of Commerce, the event is set for 3 p.m. Nov. 10 in the downtown and will attract participation from throughout the county.
Chamber director Karen Nance said the day will feature the parade as well as performances and awards following in the Centre Theatre, 110 S. Bickford.
The Canadian County Fair Board has to fill a position that has been occupied for close to half a century after a longtime member retired from the volunteer board.
Dan Wedman of Calumet, who has served 46 years on the fair board, announced his decision during a recent board meeting.
Wedman started in 1978 and was board chairman for well over 30 years.
“Dan is irreplaceable,” fair board chairman Kelly Beck said.
No injuries were reported after an oil field tank battery exploded Friday night.
El Reno Fire Chief Jason Duff said the explosion occurred along SW 27th Street near Airport Road.
New El Reno Airport Manager Scott Law said this group of U.S. military Apache helicopters dropped into the Municipal Airport last week to stay overnight in El Reno.
The squadron is out of Colorado Springs and had made a fuel stop in Liberal, Kan., before arriving in El Reno.
Law said the unit purchased more fuel here and reported they are “gearing up for deployment” but would not say where.

When I left the newspaper industry, a local business owner told me a secret.
His confession? This fellow citizen knew how to read the local newspaper’s website for free.
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