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City council gives go-ahead to buy mowers

It would appear El Reno is getting serious about mowing. On Tuesday evening the city council agreed to purchase several new and rebuilt mowers to be used on parks, at the airport, Lake El Reno and on city rights-of-way.

Filing period for area school boards to run from Dec. 7-9

The filing period of local school board races will be Dec. 7-9. Candidates can file at the Canadian County Election Board from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The election board is located at 200 S. Bickford. El Reno School Board Position No.1, Ward 5 will be open to qualified candidates.

Robocop

When the calendar rolled over into 2020, Master Patrolman David Garcia was looking forward to another spring and summer competing in his other passion besides law enforcement – powerlifting.
David Garcia pulls a Peterbilt truck

Public Records - October 17

LAWSUITS Unifund CCR LLC vs. Elizabeth Winfrey for $541.15 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees. Unifund CCR LLC vs. Donna Weymouth for $690.93 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.

SSM medical center begins to take shape

Construction is progressing on the new SSM St. Anthony Healthplex being built at Crossroads Pointe. The development is on U.S. 81, nestled between SH 66 and I-40. Crossroads Pointe is more than 60 acres and is being developed by El Reno businessmen Paul King and Ron Ward.
The steel frame on the new SSM St. Anthony Healthplex is up

Blown by the wind

Recent high winds damaged the wooden windmill at the Canadian County Historical Museum, but thanks to some El Reno ingenuity and a bucket truck, the 110-year-old power generator should be back in business hopefully by next spring.
Volunteers worked Friday to take down the historic windmill
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