While three games remain in the regular season, the path to the postseason has never been more clear for El Reno High School’s football team.

In fact, the answer to a recent question I fielded, “Can El Reno still make the playoffs?” can be answered in just one word – win.

Your El Reno Tribune, Saturday, Oct. 18 issue has been found. 

We apologize for the disruption. 

The issue was found Monday morning, according to Tribune co-publisher Sean Dyer.

It was in the process of being delivered to the El Reno Post Office by Dyer and should be in your mailbox on Tuesday, Oct. 21, most likely along with your Oct. 22 issue. 

Sorry for the confusion. 

El Reno police have made an arrest in connection with the hit and run that sent an officer to an Oklahoma City hospital where he is listed in critical condition. 

Police Chief Ken Brown said Sgt. Thomas Duran was hit by a vehicle allegedly driven by Logan Reese Primeaux, 25, just before 2 a.m., Friday. 

The incident happened on Watts near Wilson St. 

With nearly 80 percent approval, El Reno Public Schools will begin implementing construction and purchase projects under two bond proposals approved by voters Tuesday.

“I’m honored and thankful for the support of our community. These are things that are going to continue to help our students educationally and our teachers and faculty,” said Superintendent Matt Goucher.

“It’s going to be things that our community can be proud of, so I’m just so blessed that our community supports the school system the way they do.”