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El Reno police arrested a 34-year-old man on several complaints after he was reportedly driving more than 90 miles per hour in a 45 miles per hour area. Police reports said officers took Dustin Casey Whitebuffalo of El Reno into custody after he ignored police sirens and signals to pull over.

A Canadian County sheriff’s deputy was recognized this week for his heroic efforts trying to save a girl in a fiery crash. Deputy Jeff Allen has been named the Mustang American Legion Post 353 Law Enforcement Officer of the Year for 2021.

A U.S. federal court has dismissed a lawsuit seeking to block an effort by the Biden administration to revise how the country’s navigable waters are to be regulated.

MUNICIPAL COURT Anabel Williams, El Reno, failure to appear warrant, $295. Jonathan Dyer, El Reno, failure to appear warrant, $295. Brandy Jean Buchanan, El Reno, driving without license issued, $252. Daryl Max Bear, Yukon, speeding, $165. Gary Lee Smith, Edmond, speeding, $175.

Todd Ebert is a regular driver on both the Southern and Kentucky Drag Boat Association circuits but has never been to Smoke on the Water. “We have heard a lot of good things about the races from other drivers,” said Ebert.

OKARCHE – On July 28, 1981, at 1:30 in the morning, three Spanish-speaking Ladino (non-indigenous) men snuck into the rectory of Santiago Apóstol Catholic Church in Santiago Atitlán, Guatemala, looking for the parish priest.

Your El Reno Tribune, as a way to say thank you to the local businesses that have chosen to consistently advertise in the newspaper, as well as keep readers better informed, created social media news videos.

Smoke on the Water race fans, two- and four-legged, found the coolest way to beat weekend temperatures that reached into the mid-90s by jumping into the lake between events.

The Canadian County OSU Cooperative Extension Center will host the Central Oklahoma Turf Conference Aug. 12 at the Redlands Community College Conference Center.

The 2021 wheat harvest yields top the charts in many fields throughout Oklahoma. Farmers experienced an extremely late hard freeze in late April that dinged the yield potential for many fields in lower elevations throughout central Oklahoma, said Kyle Worthington, OSU Extension Service educator.