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Little cheers
Despite the cold, El Reno High School’s cheer squad held a pre-game show before the Indians game with Ardmore. The dancers included the young girls from the recent EHS Cheer Clinic. At halftime, El Reno’s youth cheerleaders also performed a routine.
Storm cuts power, makes mess of roads
City of El Reno street crews sanded roadways Monday night into Tuesday as Mother Nature pummeled much of the state with a combination of rain, sleet and ice.
City Manager Matt Sandidge said main roads were sanded Monday night.
McVay to join White for El Reno Live show
El Reno School Superintendent Craig McVay will join Mayor Matt White Thursday afternoon for El Reno Live.
The pair created El Reno Now, a monthly gathering, that was interrupted by COVID-19.
Early votes can be cast starting Thursday at election board
Voters will go to the polls for the Nov. 3 General Election, City of El Reno Ward 1 Council Member Election and the City of Oklahoma City Special Election.
EHS Veterans Day, Gifts to the Yanks programs go virtual
Two of the most popular student-driven events on the calendar each year at El Reno High School will take place despite COVID-19, but the gatherings will look different than in the past.
El Reno Public Schools Veterans Day and Gifts to the Yanks assemblies will be held virtually.
Scouting for Food campaign set for Nov. 7 collection
El Reno Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and Cub Scouts will be canvassing neighborhoods on Nov. 7, hoping to collect canned and non-perishable food items as part of the annual Scouting for Food campaign.
Dialing up new business
A ribbon-cutting welcoming T-Mobile to El Reno was held last week. The El Reno Chamber of Commerce hosted the event at the store’s location at 1566 SW 27th St. Kristina Goss serves as the store manager.
Sheriff's office works to find owners of costume jewelry
More than 100 pieces of jewelry remains locked away inside the Canadian County Sheriff’s Office.
The presumed costume jewelry was stored for safekeeping at the old Canadian County Jail before 2016 after a possible store burglary.
Public Records - October 28
LAWSUITS
AmeriHome Mortgage Company LLC vs. Wade Greggory Chase for $157,622.62 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees and foreclosure of a mortgage on Lot 16, Block 3, Summerhill Phase I Addition, Oklahoma City.