CareerTech to develop film industry training programs
Oklahoma CareerTech and the Film Education Institute of Oklahoma are working together to promote the state’s film industry.
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Oklahoma’s meat goats tough out COVID-19 disruptions
Meat goat market disruptions due to COVID-19 last year appear to have made less of an impact than expected, said JJ Jones, Oklahoma State University Extension area agricultural economist.
“Meat goats were affected barely at all by the pandemic,” Jones said.
Public Records - April 10
LAWSUITS
Tinker Federal Credit Union vs. Jamie T. Hollis and Brandy J. Hollis for $52,173.28 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.
Commerce Bank vs. John Kearby for $17,575.81 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.
Flower power mural
El Reno artist Sue Johnson paints a white outline on a flower which is the centerpiece of her mural on the side of a van located on South Dille Avenue last week.
El Reno Public Schools in mid-60 percent range for coronavirus shots
El Reno Public Schools has completed its latest round of vaccine distribution in the district’s ongoing fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dinner with Tom and Huck
El Reno Community Theatre’s Garrett Wells, blue shirt and red shoes, acts out a scene from “The Absolutely True Story of Tom Sawyer As Told By Becky Thatcher,” while fellow cast members, from left, McKenzi Smith, Camden Sears, Coen Taylor, Emercyn Looper and Teagan Finnigan look on during a recent...
El Reno Now may return in June with in-person gatherings
Plans are for El Reno Now to return in June.
The news that the monthly in-person event may be coming back was made during last week’s El Reno Live broadcast.
El Reno Live took the place of El Reno Now after the COVID pandemic shelved public gatherings a year ago.
Hopping around
VFW Post 382 in El Reno has hosted an annual Easter egg hunt for special needs children beginning in 1999 with Terry Walker as commander of the post. It has continued every year except for 2020 when it was canceled because of COVID.
Heat and Air unit gift aids CVTC students
A four-ton heat and air unit has been donated to Canadian Valley Technology Center’s Heat and Air program by the Air-Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI). The Institute is the trade association representing manufacturers of HVAC and water heating equipment.
Three top COVID vaccine myths debunked
STILLWATER — Vaccine hesitancy is one of our last major hurdles in the fight against COVID-19, and we are racing against the emergence of several variants to avert a (more) prolonged pandemic.
