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Night to Shine on Friday

6 years ago By News Staff

The second annual El Reno Night to Shine Prom will be held Friday evening at the Lincoln Learning Center. The event is a way to honor those with special needs by giving them a prom night complete with dancing, music, sharp clothes and lots of fun.

Book signing

6 years ago By News Staff

Author and Calumet native K.P. Haley, left, hands a copy of his book to David Tully. Haley was at El Reno Carnegie Library Saturday signing copies of his book, Hammer Down — Discovering Your Best.

ODOT work on SH 66, Banner to begin

6 years ago By News Staff

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation will begin work on SH 66 and Banner Road later this month. The effort is designed to make the intersection safer for motorists.

Numbers at CC jail continue to decline

6 years ago By Chris Eversole - The Yukon Review

The population of the Canadian County Jail continues to decline, said Sheriff Chris West.

Show must go home

6 years ago By Shane Smith

It’s going to be a big weekend for the El Reno Community Theatre.

Answering the Bell

6 years ago By Shane Smith

You’re never too old for competition. At 72, El Reno’s Mike Bell recently became a board member for the Oklahoma Senior Games, an Olympic-type event for men and women over 50. Events include basketball, track and field, cross country, archery, golf, badminton and others.

Mike Bell_board member for Oklahoma Senior Games

OMES savings partially offset by increased fees

6 years ago By Ray Carter - Center for Independent Journalism

The Office of Management and Enterprise Services (OMES) will request $12.7 million less in state appropriations this year.

In the groove

6 years ago By News Staff

Redlands Community College's mascot breaks out in a dance in the stands Thursday night trying to fire up the crowd for the Cougars basketball games with Murray State College. The visitors from Tishomingo handed both RCC squads losses in Oklahoma Collegiate Athletic Conference play.