Susan Hill

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Susan Hill passed away Thursday, April 1, 2021, at age 72. She was born Susan Kay Kamm on Jan. 21, 1949, in Alva. She was the oldest of four siblings born to Kenneth and Dorothy Kamm. She grew up and lived the majority of her life in El Reno, only recently moving to Yukon with her husband. Susan was married to Bill Hill on Oct. 26, 1985.

She was a 1967 graduate of Weatherford High School, having previously attended El Reno Public Schools until her senior year. She went on to receive a professional medical degree from the University of Oklahoma in 1979.

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Morgan Sanders

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Graveside services for Morgan Chantal Sanders of Del City, formerly of Mustang, were held Tuesday at the Union City Cemetery under the direction of Huber-Reynolds Funeral Home in Minco.

Morgan passed away April 1, 2021, at her father’s home in Mustang.

She was born July 10, 1988, in Oklahoma City. She was raised in Mustang and attended Mustang schools. Morgan owned her own business in Del City and was a personal assistant for the owner of a disposal well service.

Coal hard energy facts

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U.S. Sen. James Lankford sent a text message to West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin in February when Oklahoma was experiencing below zero temperatures.

“I told him thank you for the coal,” Lankford said, referring to Manchin’s home state being heavily involved in coal production. “Without it we would have frozen to death.”

Lankford was in El Reno Tuesday, meeting with constituents and city officials. He spoke to a luncheon group at Swadley’s where he related the story about Manchin, a Democrat considered one of the most powerful swing votes in an evenly divided Senate.

Oklahoma’s U.S. Sen. James Lankford talks with a constituent

A special Easter for students

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With the help of El Reno VFW Post 382, special education students from Etta Dale Junior High and EHS were treated to a visit from the bunny, which stopped by to say thanks to the students for helping with a class fundraiser in which students stuffed more than 3,000 plastic eggs full of candy.

The eggs were purchased by El Reno residents and will be delivered to yards around the city the night before Easter.

Landry Lewis shows the Easter bunny one of the eggs she collected
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