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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Matthew Everett Logan, 37; Jordan Leigh Noblitt, 30.

Scott Gordon Colbert, 35; Lori Lee Steen, 45.

Austin William Barrett, 25; Chrystina Marie Kilpatrick, 24.

Peyton Craig Walcher, 31; Kayla Diahann Kingsley, 27.

Aaron Scott Franklin, 36; Allison Renee Penn, 34.

Larry Dean Autrey, 71; Mary J. Autrey, 72.

Michael Anthony Wharry, 36; Ashley Lauren Browning, 36.

Eric Bradley Esau, 36; Dru Christine Baker, 36.

Leroy D. Hindliter, 83; Carolyn Pete Cury, 80.

Following are results from the Canadian County Junior Livestock Show:

BARROWS

Berkshire

Class 1
Caden Morris, Yukon FFA, 1st; Cole Rother, Mustang FFA, 2nd.

Class 2
Payton Shelton, Mustang FFA , Breed Champion; Madison Shout, El Reno FFA, 2nd; Bryson Cooper, El Reno FFA, 3rd; Addison Adams, Mustang FFA, 4th.

Class 3
Reece Gabel, Mustang FFA, 1st; Rustin Dawson, Union City FFA, 2nd; Kellie Bradshaw, Piedmont 4-H, 3rd.

El Reno Public Schools Superintendent Craig McVay knows parents and guardians are anxious to hear about the plan to educate the district’s nearly 3,000 students during the COVID-19 outbreak.

However, as of Thursday, McVay and the rest of the district’s leadership team was still waiting on the Oklahoma State Department of Education to release its mandated framework so El Reno could begin formulating a plan.

If you didn’t get a haircut before Thursday, you may be waiting awhile.

Gov. Kevin Stitt issued a state of emergency last week closing businesses considered non-essential. The order went into effect at midnight Wednesday.

On Wednesday, El Reno issued its own state of emergency, updated from an earlier one proclaimed on March 16.

In the local order, adults over the age of 65 or with underlying health conditions are ordered to stay home, only going out when absolutely necessary for groceries, gas or work in critical infrastructure jobs.