Local dentists to provide free day of services
El Reno Family Dentistry will give back to the local community with a day of free dental care on Friday, Oct. 25 from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. The services
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Hospital could house Family Justice Center
People interested in creating a Family Justice Center in Canadian County toured the building that formerly housed El Reno’s hospital, considering it as a possible location for the endeavor.
El Reno Mayor Matt White led a tour of the building at 2115 Parkview Drive on Tuesday morning.
Oklahoma agriculture wins in Japan trade deal
Amid the constant buzz of partisan politics in Washington, D.C. surrounding impeachment talk, the government’s role in an individual’s health-care system and the continued fight to address the immigration crisis
Fee changes, hangar construction landing at El Reno Airpark
El Reno Airpark will have a new hangar after the city council last week awarded a contract to a construction firm. W.L. McNatt won the more than $1.4 million contract
ER Community Theatre to present the haunting tale A Dark and Stormy Night
El Reno Community Theatre will put on a production of A Dark and Stormy Night at the Buttermilk Hotel. Written by the Moonlight Writers of Ardmore, the play is a
Tips lead to arrest of Soper man in connection with Sept. 16 shooting
Canadian County Sheriff Chris West said lawmen arrested a man from Choctaw County in connection with a shooting that occurred here on Sept. 16. Aaron James Beal was taken into
Paxton to chair committee
Sen. Lonnie Paxton, R-Tuttle, has been named to the Senate Select Committee on Redistricting. Sen. Greg Treat, president Pro Temp, made the appointment last week. Paxton will serve as chair
Commission OKs $6.5 billion plan for road construction
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma will continue to spend millions of dollars on bridge rehabilitation, roadway shoulder improvements and pavement upgrades under an updated $6.5 billion, eight-year construction plan approved Monday
Jenkins inducted into Junior College HOF
Dr. Bess Jenkins was inducted into the Oklahoma Association of Community and Junior College Hall of Fame earlier this month. Jenkins taught and worked in a number of areas at
El Reno Police Reports
• Sept. 30: Police pulled a truck over for a broken tail light. The driver was asked to provide his license and registration, while a female passenger appeared to try to