Redlands Community College’s soccer team dropped its 2021 season opener recently, coming out on the short end of a 6-0 road score at the University of Arkansas Rich Mountain.

The Cougars had just three shots in the loss, one each from Marissa Kirkendall, Yalexy Rodriguez and Delia Palmer.

Kalie Winstead was in goal for the Cougars and faced 24 shots on goal by the Bucks, giving up all six goals but logging 18 saves.

Redlands is on the road for its first seven matches and will make its 2021 home debut Sept. 19 against Northern Oklahoma College.

Canadian Valley Art Guild will be resuming artist demonstration meetings.

September guest artist Alyona Korstina Dixon will conduct a demonstration in wool painting.

The event is set for Thursday, Sept. 9 beginning at 6:30 p.m. at First United Methodist Church, 400 Elm in Yukon. The public is invited to attend.

Canadian Valley Art Guild’s purpose is to promote community awareness of the visual fine arts and to aid artists in their endeavors.

Lamplighters OHCE Chapter of Canadian County met recently at a local church with Joan Herr calling the meeting to order.

Herr led in honoring the memory of Louise Wallace, longtime member and chapter secretary.

Janice Taylor led the flag salute, with Carol Stine offering devotionals titled “Raised Scars.”

Maxine Little read minutes of the previous meeting, while Patricia Morrison gave the treasury report.

Stine read Article 4 of the OHCE Constitution, while Taylor will cover Article 5 at next month’s meeting.