Cougars outrun Richland Thunderducks by 17 points

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Logging its second highest single half scoring total of the young season, Redlands Community College men’s basketball team flew away from the Thunderducks of Dallas College Richland, 80-63.

The Cougars moved to 2-0 on the season despite hitting only 5-of-24 shots (21 percent) from the 3-point arc.

Redlands was 22-of-35 (63 percent) from inside the arc and closed the game shooting 46 percent overall.

Savon Myers reaches around a Thunderducks defender to get off a shot

Sandidge asks leaders to back bold welcome to visitors

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Motorists coming into El Reno could be welcomed in a big, bold fashion if the city pushes through with proposed new entry and way finder signage. 

At a special city council meeting last week, City Manager Matt Sandidge asked elected officials to consider how new entry and way finding signs could impact the community, as well as those visiting. 

A rendering of what a proposed El Reno entry way monument sign could look like

Chamber’s 13th Annual Veterans Parade set for Nov. 10 in El Reno

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Canadian County will pay tribute to America’s military veterans with the 13th Annual Veterans Parade and Program.

Organized by the El Reno Chamber of Commerce, the event is set for 3 p.m. Nov. 10 in the downtown and will attract participation from throughout the county. 

Chamber director Karen Nance said the day will feature the parade as well as performances and awards following in the Centre Theatre, 110 S. Bickford. 

The Heritage Express Trolley will carry honored veterans along the parade route

Wedman to retire from Canadian County Fair Board after 46 years of service

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The Canadian County Fair Board has to fill a position that has been occupied for close to half a century after a longtime member retired from the volunteer board.

Dan Wedman of Calumet, who has served 46 years on the fair board, announced his decision during a recent board meeting.

Wedman started in 1978 and was board chairman for well over 30 years.

“Dan is irreplaceable,” fair board chairman Kelly Beck said.

Dan Wedman
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