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You’ve heard the line – what if you held a party and no one came? Well, what if you didn’t hold the National Land and Range Judging Competition and students still came – from Indiana?

The new terminal at El Reno Regional Airport will have to wait a bit longer after construction bids for the project came in well above the original plan.

Lime scooters started popping up around downtown El Reno last week. The ridesharing scooters are part of a trial program approved recently by the El Reno City Council. Riders access and pay to ride the scooters by using a mobile application.

El Reno will join the nation on Memorial Day, remembering those who gave their lives to ensure freedom lives on for those who call the United States of America home.

Construction crews began tearing up the road leading to the new Rock Island overpass last week as work continues to move closer to the summer completion date.

El Reno turned out big time Saturday for the Big Bulk Dump Day held near the Denny-Crump Rodeo Arena. Lines began forming early with vehicles filled with all kinds of debris and unwanted household items.

City of El Reno employees Jesse Trejo, left, and Eric Wilkerson install one of the new Purple Heart City signs on east State Highway 66. Similar signs were installed at different entrances to the city.

OKLAHOMA CITY – Legislation was signed into law last week to delay elections this December, January and March that would interfere with ongoing redistricting efforts.

At the last minute, the farm stayed in the family - the main part of it at least. It was not the complete end of an agriculture era at the Annuschat Farms east of Okarche.

OKLAHOMA CITY – Gov. Kevin Stitt recently signed SB 949, which moves the Oklahoma Film + Music Office (OF+MO) to the Oklahoma Department of Commerce. The office was previously part of the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreational Department. The bill takes effect on July 1.