Roots of valor
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It’s well known that Brian Rukes, the man behind the RemembER the 44 project, is a teacher at El Reno High School. There’s a lot of information in his head,
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Five things to know about virtual school funding
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Oklahoma lawmakers have 133 million reasons to examine virtual charter school funding. That is the number of state taxpayer dollars expected to flow to the state’s five statewide online schools
AG grants and loans deadline Oct. 1 to apply
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OKLAHOMA CITY — The Agricultural Enhancement and Diversification Program (AEDP) helps fund qualified agriculture-related projects across the state with zero percent interest loans and grants. The program’s goal is to
Fund for teachers grant-writing sessions offered across the state
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Oklahoma prekindergarten through 12th-grade teachers seeking customized professional development opportunities can attend upcoming information sessions in Oklahoma City, Lawton and Clinton about Fund for Teachers grants. In partnership with the
White earns Mayor of the Year laurels
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Matt White was named Oklahoma Mayor of the Year by the Oklahoma Municipal League. The four-term El Reno mayor received the honor at the annual OML conference held this week
Lamplighters conduct meeting
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Lamplighters Oklahoma Home and Community Education Association of Canadian County met recently at a local church fellowship center. Joan Herr offered prayer, with Patricia Morrison leading the flag salute. Carol
Redlands to host Dollars for Scholars event Oct. 3
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Scholarships play a vital role in making college a reality for many high school students, and the Redlands Community College Foundation is committed to providing that opportunity by raising funds
Public Records - September 22
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LAWSUITS Credit Corp Solutions Inc. vs. Steven Puente for $18,232.34 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees. Autovest LLC vs. Jennifer Bergen for $10,281.54 to pay a
City of El Reno employees honored
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El Reno had three city employees recognized for their achievements during the Oklahoma Municipal League Annual Conference held in Tulsa. Matt Sandidge, assistant city manager, Katie Gore, executive assistant to