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Ground broken on new Indian Health Center

Health care is expanding in El Reno. Ground was broken last week for a new El Reno Indian Health Center. The 16,000-square-foot health center will provide space to expand services that will include dental, optometry, podiatry, audiology, general radiology and physical therapy.
Chief Gordon Yellowman says a prayer during the groundbreaking ceremony

If the broom fits

J.D. Miller packed up his broom-making machine in Greenwater, Wash., and headed for El Reno. According to Google maps, it’s a journey of 1,457 miles. Miller wasn’t looking for work making brooms. He’d already done that many years ago with his father, Ray.
J.D. Miller shows how to adjust his broom-making machine

Bledsoe released early from state prison

Corliss Collins said she received notification last week that the man convicted of killing her elderly grandfather in 1985 has been released from prison. Bobby Bledsoe was sentenced in 2008 to 30 years for the Mother’s Day stabbing death of 95-year-old C.F. Evans.

Public Records - September 2

LAWSUITS Bethany Herman vs. Jack McDaniel for an amount in excess of $75,000 for injuries and damages alleged to have occurred during an automobile accident. Jameson Heard, as parent of K.H., vs. Carlos J. Rivas and Shannon Rivas for an amount in excess of $75,000 for alleged injuries and damages.

Out with the old?

Marie Hirst said members of Historic Fort Reno Inc. are being locked out of the Fort Reno Visitors Center and Museum, making it impossible to raise funds to help support the efforts of the organization. Hirst is president of the organization, she’s also Canadian County Court Clerk.
The Adjutant’s Office is one of the buildings in need of repair
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