United Way of Canadian County kicked off its annual campaign in an effort to raise funds that help support 16 area agencies.
The agencies work to provide health and human services to Canadian County residents.
Richard Steanson, 2020 United Way of Canadian County campaign chair, and Jan Foreman, 2020 United Way of Canadian County president, kicked off the campaign by way of video.
Schools in the area kicked off their second full month of classwork, both online and in-person.
Shown are Matthew Penick (fifth grade), Sarah and Rebekah Penick (third grade), Aden Lanman (sixth grade) and Zane Lanman (first grade) before the first day of school.
MUNICIPAL COURT
Brandon Rhea Looney, Oklahoma City, driving under revocation, $395.
Tiffany Michelle Schumacher, Yukon, speeding, $175.
Tristyn A. Flowers, El Reno, dog at large, $145.
Sylvia Sweezy, Mustang, speeding, $165.
Lewis Hochie Harrison, El Reno, failure to appear warrant, $295.
Joseph Dale Heltcel, Newcastle, failure to appear warrant, $295.
Isiah Luke Botone, Oklahoma City, improper equipment, expired tag, no insurance verification and driving without license issued, $817.
While it was postponed for 18 days due to COVID-19 complications, the much-anticipated showdown between El Reno High School and eighth-ranked Santa Fe South delivered cliffhanger results.
El Reno, the fifth-ranked team in the same Class 5A poll, battled back from deficits in the first two games to sweep the St. Bernards 3-0 by scores of 27-25/25-22/25-17.
The Indians improve to 20-5 on the year for a fifth straight season to reach double-digit wins. However, it’s the first time EHS has hit the 20-win mark under head coach Kristen Koehler.
