Dear Santa,

I’m so excited for you to come see me this year, I know I’ve been a good boy. I keep asking my mom and dad to come see you at the North Pole but they tell me you’re too hard at work. I would like a real robot this year, I would love that. I will leave you milk and cookies and reindeer food. I love you, Santa.

Love,
Jensen Porter Jones, age 4

Dear Santa,
I am 6 years old and I have been good this year. What I would love most for Christmas is K-Pop demon hunter toys.

Love, Mary Ann

Letters to Santa from Gretchen Fryar’s second-grade class at Rose Witcher:

Dear Santa,
For Christmas I like to play with my brothers. Please wach over my brother in Mexico. I would like a Tamogatchi, new markers, a cupcake, toys and a Pokemon. I love you Santa.

Your friend, Sofia

Dear Santa,
I am sorry I made my litte sis open my presint. But I would like for sum Pokemon cards. I would also we like a VR headset.

Your friend, Dawson

The City of El Reno welcomed area contractors, business owners and community partners last week to the inaugural Coffee & Codes gathering.

The event was held at the NW Community Center and brought together more than 35 people. 

The session included conversation, department updates and relationship-building focused on supporting responsible development across the community, said information provided by city officials.

El Reno Public Schools, in conjunction with the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes Education Department, recently held a Native American Heritage Night.

The event featured traditional dancers who performed various routines as well as drummers who sang the Arapaho Flag Song and provided dance beats.