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Students report fellow classmate for making threatening statements

4 years ago By News Staff

An El Reno student found herself in hot water after making threatening statements. EHS Principal Pat Liticker said three students reported the girl for saying she wanted to shoot people

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City has fewer bumps in the road

4 years ago By Shane Smith

Recent road work to Elm Street and other areas of El Reno is part of a comprehensive city project that was approved by the city council in March. The more

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National crackdown on vaping continues

4 years ago By News Staff

OKLAHOMA CITY — E-cigarettes have been touted as a safer alternative to smoking, but that claim is under fire as vaping has been directly linked to an epidemic of unexplained

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Despite reforms, high caseloads stress public defender system

4 years ago By Trevor Brown - Oklahoma Watch

Kevin Finlay didn’t have long to discuss a legal strategy. The court-appointed defense attorney spoke quietly with his client as they huddled in a Cleveland County courtroom Thursday. In less

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Stitt cracks down on federal grants that lead to spending hikes

4 years ago By Ray Carter - Center for Independent Journalism

One agency’s use of federal grants led to diversion of a half-million dollars in state appropriations this year to replace those funds when the agency lost the grant. To prevent

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El Reno Police Reports

4 years ago By News Staff

• Sept. 23: A vehicle was pulled over for an improper tag. The male passenger had a warrant for his arrest. He allegedly resisted officers as he was pulled from the

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Honor etched in stone

4 years ago By Shane Smith

The Memorial Stadium Rededication Ceremony kicked into gear on Friday.

After more than 20 months of eager anticipation by virtually all of the community, the massively ambitious project was finally finished.

Families of the 44 proudly discussed their lost loved ones, and the memorial monument was unveiled to a crowd waiting with baited breath.
One of the most anticipated events of the evening was the flyover by the B-17G war bird, the Texas Raiders.

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High and low sounds

4 years ago By Glen Miller

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Group focused on city's growth

4 years ago By Shane Smith

The city of El Reno has some big plans on the horizon. But if you listen to what some say, those plans may end up becoming larger than imagined. Last

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Funding for family center gets attention

4 years ago By Chris Eversole - The Yukon Review

Funding a Family Justice Center will be tough, but the effort is essential. That’s what a group working on ways to fund the project concluded last week. “This is really