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El Reno water woes ‘a perfect storm’

As city officials continue to learn more about the chain of events that left much of the city and surrounding area with little to no water during a stretch of sub-zero temperatures in mid-February, “a perfect storm” may best describe the ordeal.
Water Consumption_graphic

Arrest made in Hadden shooting

A 21-year-old El Reno man has been arrested in connection with the shooting death of Angela Michelle Thompson, police reported. Jason Lamar Richey was arrested on a charge of first-degree murder in connection with the shooting that happened March 10 at 402 S. Hadden.
Jason Lamar Richey

Donors to match ERPS Foundation donations

Thanks to some generous donors, every dollar donated to the El Reno Public School Foundation will be matched in a move that is expected to help push the corpus of the nonprofit entity to more than $1 million.
ERPS Foundation Board

Livestock Show and Sale results

BARROWS Berkshire Class 1 Reece Gabel, Mustang FFA, Breed Champion; Jazmine Mayo, Calumet FFA, 2nd. Class 2 Destiny Searcy, Mustang FFA, 1st; Claire Foreman, Yukon FFA, 2nd; Cooper Newberry, Mustang 4-H, 3rd. Class 3 Davis Morris, Miller 4-H, 1st; Payton Shelton, Mustang FFA, 2nd.
Madison Shout’s Charolais steer was named Champion Market Steer

Marking the Mother Road

Mid-March marks 75 years since Nat King Cole recorded what would become the definitive song for people to “(Get Your Kicks On) Route 66.” These days, travelers and Route 66 enthusiasts who “plan to motor west” will have an easier way to spot the Mother Road in Oklahoma.
Revised historical Route 66 marker

Public Records - March 20

DIVORCES GRANTED Tonja Truitt vs. Woodley Oren Truitt III. Steven Ronald Fleming vs. Angela Keeton Fleming. Charles Creighton Cornelison vs. Alyssa Michelle Cornelison. Jennifer Lynn Egelhoff vs. Brian Roy Egelhoff. Larry Herring II vs. Rhonda Herring. Shane Kopepasah vs. Kristina Kopepasah.

Picking the right note

Tyler Willoughby followed the crowd after graduating high school. He enrolled in college, figuring that’s the next logical step. Slightly more than half of high school graduates start college, according to information supplied by colleges statewide.
Tyler Willoughby measures a wraparound tailpiece made for an electric guitar
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