The Oklahoma Municipal League welcomed the newest class of Community Leadership Development (CLD) at the kickoff event in Enid.
An El Reno official is part of the class.
CLD Class 11 consists of elected leaders and municipal professionals from across the state of Oklahoma. CLD is a year-long training program that provides educational opportunities for municipal leaders and is directed at issues that municipalities face on a daily basis.
LAWSUITS
Midland Credit Management Inc. vs. Chris Loschke for $6,858.37 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.
Midland Credit Management Inc. vs. Darrell Jetter for $894.10 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.
Midland Credit Management Inc. vs. Dylan Hubbard for $947.47 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.
Midland Credit Management Inc. vs. Nubari Monsi for $1,122.96 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.
The El Reno Tribune’s Salute to Our Veterans section contains the following content:
History of Veterans Day worldwide
El Reno High School English teacher Brian Rukes outlined the plan to expand the monument to military veterans at Memorial Stadium during a program that followed the 12th Annual Canadian County Veterans Day Parade.
Organized by the El Reno Chamber of Commerce, the event was held inside the Centre Theatre and featured five Canadian County veterans who were honored as Veterans of the Year. They included Donald Eugene Clark, Ron Edmondson, Jerry Icenhower, Randy Reynolds and Ken Tarter.
By Nataly Moreno
(Brian Rukes’ AP English 3 class)
James Pershing Barker grew up as the adopted son of Emery Alphus Barker and Lillie Myrtle (Willis) Barker.
El Reno’s Mobile Meals needs some volunteers.
The program that delivers meals to approximately 175 El Reno residents Monday through Friday needs a minimum of 75 volunteers each week, organizers said.
Recently, several long-term volunteers were forced to step away from their service due to health reasons and surgery. To continue serving, Mobile Meals has an urgent need for volunteer delivery drivers.
Canadian County commissioners rejected the only bid received for the sale of land near the county’s juvenile justice center on East Highway 66.
Youth and Family Services submitted an $80,000 bid for the four-acre tract, immediately north of its Donald W. Reynolds Caring Center, 7565 E. Highway 66.
After determining the land was surplus, commissioners accepted a $100,000 appraisal of the public property.
Last week they voted 3-0 to reject Youth and Family Services bid at the recommendation of Assistant District Attorney Tommy Humphries.
El Reno police and Canadian County sheriff's deputies raided a home at 1616 Maroon Drive early on Thursday, resulting in several arrests on complaints of illegal drug sales.
Assistant Police Chief Kirk Dickerson said police worked with the Special Operations Team from the sheriff’s office after obtaining a search warrant for the address.
Lawman shouted “police, with a search warrant,” several times and instructed the occupants to exit the residence.
The Redlands Community College Academic Team traveled to Kansas to compete in the Garden City Invitational, fielding three teams in the competition. The A team went undefeated, winning first place, and the B team finished in third place.
Keira Flenniken and Brody Sadler claimed first and third place, respectively, in individuals.
Last week, four Redlands teams competed at Murray State in the Collegiate Novice Invitational.
LAWSUITS
Cavalry SPV I LLC vs. Erika Munoz for $6,051.56 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.
Midland Credit Management Inc. vs. John Martin for $3,477.40 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.
Midland Credit Management Inc. vs. Gina Codispoti for $4,073.69 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.
Midland Credit Management Inc. vs. Natasha Cetoute for $3,460 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.
