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Amity horror

The street in the 500 block of Amity Lane buckled under the recent high temperatures, according to City of El Reno Streets Superintendent Amy Smith. Crews began cutting out the section of buckled street on Monday and Smith hopes new concrete can be poured Tuesday and the street reopened by Friday.
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Biking down Route 66

The roar of engines could be heard for blocks in the downtown area Sunday morning as more than 50 motorcycles rolled through El Reno as part of the 2021 Mother Road Ride/Rally.
More than 50 motorcycles rolled through El Reno as part of the 2021 Mother Road Ride/Rally

Savannah Station to hold grand opening at new Frisco Road site

Savannah Station Therapeutic Riding Program will hold a grand opening at their new home, located at 13420 Frisco Road, on Saturday starting at 11 a.m. Housed the past five years at Redlands Community College’s Royse Ranch, Savannah Station moved from the El Reno location to its new home north of...
The stall area at Savannah Station’s new home

Lucas calls for findings in beef industry probe

Congressman Frank Lucas (OK-03) joined Congressman Michael Guest (R-MS) and Congressman Darren Soto (D-FL) in sending a bipartisan letter to Attorney General Merrick Garland requesting the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) provide updates or a final report to Congress on the DOJ’s investigations...

Public Records - June 16

LAWSUITS Discover Bank vs. Roger Swagerty for $1,688.81 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees. Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC vs. Brett McCain for $3,948.31 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.

In the spirit of giving

A group of women descended on The Lord’s Harvest last week and they came bearing gifts in the form of more than $17,000 to be used by the food-based ministry to help support the El Reno community. The Power of 100 Canadian County presented founder and director Nikki Pruitt with the oversized check.
Members of The Power of 100 present an oversized check to Nikki Pruitt

Sheriff’s office seeks grant for protective vests

Lt. Mike Grimes has seen what a bulletproof vest means during his roughly 50-year career in law enforcement. “I’ve seen them save lives,” Grimes said. That’s why Grimes is again helping to put together a grant application to bring protective vests to the Canadian County Sheriff’s Office.
Mike Grimes shows off a protective vest

Mother Road’s lure

Oklahoma Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell, along with state Sen. Lonnie Paxton (R-Tuttle), and State Rep. Rhonda Baker (R-Yukon), helped kick off A Small Town Weekend in El Reno when they drove the original 1926-1932 alignment of Route 66 through El Reno neighborhoods.
A young car enthusiast looks over this bright red 1934 Ford Coupe
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