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Spirit fingers

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El Reno High School cheerleader Brandolynne Adams shows her spirit fi ngers along with other squad members during a halftime performance Monday night at the EHS basketball games with the Oklahoma City Storm. The Indians split games with the home-school program to close out the regular season. (Tribune photographer/Glen Miller)
Spirit fingers

Aggies prep for the show

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The Canadian County Free Fair Board will host the 48th Annual 4-H and FFA Spring Livestock Show March 7-10 at the Canadian County Fairgrounds.
Spring Livestock show

Hub into the Hall of Fame

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Hub Reed, longtime El Reno High School coach and educator, will be inducted into the Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame as part of the 2020 induction ceremony. The Tribune's Glen Miller will highlight Reed's career in a two-part series that begins this weekend.
Hub Reed

Fixing the Mother Road

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Canadian County has a road to fix, a historic one at that.

The portion of historic Route 66 that runs along the south side of Fort Reno, 12 miles to the Cherokee Trading Post, is the responsibility of the county.

Route 66 west of El Reno

School support

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Representatives from the El Reno Public Schools Foundation accept a check at El Reno Now. From left, Superintendent Craig McVay, Randy Hurst, Janna Knott, Dana Gibson and Mayor Matt White. (Tribune photographer/Ray Dyer)
El Reno Now supporting ERPSF
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