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Red Cross work allows EHS grad to help others in rough times

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Being able to help people “on their worst day” is why Misti McClellan said it means so much to her to be part of the American Red Cross.

A 1989 graduate of El Reno High School, McClellan serves as the Red Cross executive director for Central and Southwest Oklahoma. Her territory covers 17 counties. And in Oklahoma, that’s a lot of area where a lot of things can go wrong.

In a hurry.

McClellan was in El Reno recently speaking at the El Reno Now gathering hosted by Mayor Matt White and School Superintendent Craig McVay.

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Glitz and glamour

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El Reno High School held its 2022 Junior-Senior Prom last week at The Festivities in downtown El Reno. Students and their dates were treated to a red carpet experience during the Grand March.

See Saturday’s edition for more prom photos.

Molly Carson and her date Kolt Glenn

Public Records - 5/4/2022

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LAWSUITS

U.S. Bank N.A. vs. Joanne Buchanan for $63,183.37 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees and foreclosure of mortgage on Lot 12, Block 1, Paul Addition, Yukon.

Cavalry SPV I LLC vs. Samuel J. Newill for $15,339.39 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.

Velocity Investments LLC vs. Gary Hayes for $13,566.71 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.

Time, Treasure, Talent: The Center of 4-H Volunteerism

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Some might say that volunteering takes time, costs money and creates work. We believe otherwise. Our volunteers invest their time, share their treasures and teach their talents to provide for a better life in the young minds they influence.

Their investment to Canadian County 4-H pays dividends in the development of young minds, builds future leaders and shapes our youth into positive role models for our communities.

“It’s amazing to witness the power of a volunteer 4-H leader. We could not be more pleased with our team of certified volunteers.

Queens of the Big Burger

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Kathleen Douglass began helping with the making of the “Big Bun” back in 2001.

She learned the secrets as well as the recipe from Henry Jo and Donna VonTungeln while helping to prepare the dough at their home. In 2008, Douglass recruited her good friend, Kim Eden, to help with the process.

Douglass was serving as an administrator with the El Reno Fire Department, while Eden was in a similar position at the police department.

Kathleen Douglas and Kim Eden will serve as Queens of the Big Burger

El Reno’s Wesley UMC celebrates designation as a Historic Site

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Wesley United Methodist Church El Reno celebrated and dedicated its designation as a Historic Site with significance to the Methodist Church last Sunday.

Wesley El Reno is the eighth site in El Reno to receive Historic Site status from the Methodist Church’s Commission on Archives and History, located in Madison, N.J.

Dr. Kristy Ehlers opens the time capsule with Amy Neathery

Nose for the butterflies

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El Reno’s Cora Newby got really involved in the “tagging of monarch butterflies” during an activity at the BlueSTEM AgriLearning Center at Fort Reno.

BlueSTEM students were involved in the recent annual Agriscience Symposium at Redlands Community College.

See Wednesday’s Tribune for coverage of that event.

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El Reno man killed in motorcycle crash

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An El Reno man was killed Tuesday when the motorcycle he was driving collided with a vehicle.

Major Kirk Dickerson with El Reno police said 37-year-old Bradley Keith Joseph suffered fatal injuries in the collision that happened at SH 66 and South Radio Road.

Fresh Anointing Church to hold end-of-school party

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Fresh Anointing Church will host an end-of-school party May 21 at Legion Park. The event will be held from noon to 4 p.m. and is for students pre-kindergarten through 12th grade.

The party is open to the public.

Anyone wishing to donate to the effort is asked to call 405-986-3331.

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