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The air display portion of the Second Annual El Reno Community Day and Fly-In brought a wide range of planes and helicopters to the El Reno Regional Airport.

Under the direction of David Schultz Airshows, the display began with two Sikorsky H-34 helicopters flying together in formation for the first time in more than 20 years.

Used heavily during the Korean War, the helicopters flew several passes around the airport before stopping along the flight line and hovering less than 50 feet off the ground to show their versatility.

Canadian County officials have accepted an offer from state legislative staff to help with redistricting.

New county commissioners, state legislative and congressional district lines are redrawn after every 10 years, following the federal census.

Canadian County commissioners have signed an agreement with the Oklahoma House and Senate redistricting offices, which will provide “redistricting technical support” using data from the 2020 U.S. Census.

“We could use some of their help,” said Commissioner Jack Stewart.

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Johnny Lee Miller, 46; Krista Lee Hamlett, 38.

Jeffrey Brian Edwards, 32; Stefani Dannielle Wilson, 33.

Robert Anthony Kilhoffer, 39; Brian Scott Lambert, 40.

Bryan Scott Wiewel, 51; Kimberly Dawn Warren, 50.

Zachary Evan Reynolds, 34; Julie Marie Ritchie, 40.

Ronnie Dean Luman, 41; Marie Elaina Doucet, 44.

Angel Arturo Hernandez De Lara, 24; Grecia Giovanna Gonzalez Mascorro, 26.

Evan Myers Davis, 25; Naima Afrin, 22.

Robert Melvin Henley, 62; Debra Lazor Ochs, 57.

Canadian County Health Department will host a vaccination event at the new Canadian County Fairgrounds on Wednesday, Sept. 29 from 9 a.m. to noon.

“We are not sure what the volume will be because there are so many other providers out there, but we wanted to make this as convenient as possible,” said Health Department spokesperson Maggie Jackson.

All three vaccines will be available for first and second doses. Pfizer will be available for third doses for immuno-compromised and boosters for high risk and people over 65.

An El Reno band, Sever Me, will open for Matt Ferrell when he brings his comedy show to El Reno. The show is set for 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 2 at the Centre Theatre, said Kristin Richardson with the El Reno Community Theatre.

Ferrell extended the invite to the local band after serving as one of the judges in the recent Battle of the Bands.

Sever Me placed third in the contest also put on by the ERCT.

A native of southwest Oklahoma, Ferrell was a rodeo cowboy and owned a garage door company before tackling comedy on a full-time basis.

El Reno High School will be holding its annual All Sports Homecoming Festivities this Friday starting with a parade in downtown El Reno.

The Pride of El Reno Marching Band will lead the parade from the high school starting at 1:30 p.m.

The parade route will make a circle pattern through the downtown area and feature class floats and other entries.

El Reno High School Class of 1956 will have a float in the parade.

The queen and king crowning ceremony will start prior to the game with Lawton MacArthur at 6:20 p.m.

The Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes teamed up with Indian Health Services and the city of El Reno to put on a drive-thru vaccine clinic last week inside Adams Park

Native American attendees could get free vaccinations against COVID-19, flu, shingles, diphtheria and other diseases.

The COVID-19 vaccine was also available to the general public.

Other single-day clinics will be held in the future.

The Second Annual El Reno Community Day and Fly-In at the El Reno Regional Airport was held over the weekend.

See Saturday’s Tribune for more coverage of the event.

Members of the U.S. Cavalry Association must show command on their horses as well as different forms of weapons during the annual National Competition at Fort Reno last week.

The horse-jumping event had three different classes with jump heights and gates depending on skill level of the rider and horse.

LAWSUITS

Capital One Bank N.A. vs. Kailey N. Castro for $6,493.79 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.

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Capital One Bank N.A. vs. Brian Hall for $6,692.57 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.

Ford Motor Credit Company LLC vs. Patrick D. Ballew for $573.80 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.