It’s embarrassing to make mistakes at work, especially when your mistakes are published in the newspaper for everyone to see. And that’s what happens when you work at the newspaper. 

Last week in my column I told a funny story about Vanna, the dog who belongs to Katie and Justin Gore and their two boys, Jax and Colin. The story was great, but the Gore Bros. were misidentified in the photo. Let’s fix that! 

Pictured are Jax and Colin Gore, a/k/a The Gore Bros., with their dog, Vanna. Sorry about that, Gore family! 

Ken Reding was honored Saturday night at the Taste of Sacred Heart. 

For 30 years, Reding, who owns and operates Reding’s Auction Service, has served as auctioneer for the event which helps support Sacred Heart Catholic School.

The event annually raises more than $100,000 for the school, much of it coming from the live auction Reding conducts. 

Event coordinator Holly Eaton said Reding, a graduate of Sacred Heart High School, has served as auctioneer at all but two of Taste of Sacred Heart events.

The El Reno Wranglers met recently for their March meeting, with Julie Huber opening the meeting.

Club queen Trisha Duncan and club princess Lidy Novak led in the flag salute.

Gary Sorrells offered prayer before the potluck supper. There were 27 members present. 

Andi Holland met with the Wranglers to talk about the program they run at Savannah Station and how they have become what they are today.

A Tribune reader snapped this dramatic photo near Crimson Creek Golf Course and Lake El Reno Tuesday night as storms rolled through central Oklahoma.

El Reno experienced strong gusty winds but barely a sprinkle of rain.