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Home away from Hollywood

El Reno continues to serve as a setting for the film industry as crews converged across town for the past three weeks for the making of American Underdog. The story is based on the life of former NFL quarterback Kurt Warner.
The makers of American Underdog brought a crew of 150 to El Reno

A dream of hope

Editor’s Note: This is the first story in a series about Cardinal Point. The organization is Canadian County’s Family Justice Center model. Throughout her life, Cardinal Point CEO Kristie Chandler has been no stranger to trauma, as she knows people who have experienced domestic violence.
Cardinal Point staff members Amanda Hillyard, CEO Kristie Chandler and Jennifer Coulson

Public Records - February 17

LAWSUITS Ramiro Productions LLC vs. Calvin Boling and Cory Boling for an amount in excess of $1,000,000 for alleged damages. TD Auto Finance LLC vs. Jeffrey S. Collins for $18,350.30 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.

American Underdog

Mark Ciardi has fond memories of watching famed quarterback Kurt Warner guide the St. Louis Rams to a thrilling seven-point win over the Tennessee Titans in Super Bowl 34. “I’ve done a lot of iconic sports stories but this is one I can remember unfolding while watching it on television.
Kurt Warner waves to the crowd in St. Louis

Service honored

El Reno Mayor Matt White presents Melodee Worthen with an Oklahoma Municipal League certificate recognizing her for 25 years of service to the city of El Reno. Worthen is credited with helping transition the police department in numerous technology upgrades over the years.
Matt White presents Melodee Worthen with an OKML certificate

Smells like Valentine’s Day

Paula Cooper, owner of Cocobellas, smells a bottle of perfume she sells at her downtown El Reno business. Valentine’s Day is Sunday and perfume can make a lasting gift for that special person.
Paula Cooper smells a bottle of perfume
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