Council holds special meeting to conduct business
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After failing to have a quorum at its regular November meeting, a special meeting of the El Reno City Council had four of five members present. The meeting was held
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Social media threats against ER police being taken seriously
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El Reno police are taking seriously threats made over social media directed at a police officer who shot what was described as an aggressive dog. On Nov. 12, an officer
El Reno Community Chorus tunes up for 44th year of song
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The El Reno Community Chorus has begun its 44th year of music-making in El Reno. The chorus attracts interest from music makers and music lovers in central and western Oklahoma.
Giving help
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The Lord’s Harvest expects to supply more than 400 local families with food, perhaps enough for a couple of weeks, after hosting special Thanksgiving-related events. Nikki Pruitt, founder and director
The name of hope
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If you are a Native American woman, statistics show your chances of being a victim of homicide are 10 times greater than everyone else who lives in the United States.
LaRenda Morgan fears one of her cousins may be one of those statistics. But her cousin has a name. It’s Ida Beard. She also has a family that loves her and misses her. Beard, 29, of El Reno, hasn’t been seen or heard from since leaving home one evening in June of 2015.
Lawmakers urged to overhaul state’s bail bond system
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OKLAHOMA CITY — Rami Jabara told the story of how his brother was murdered by a neighbor who not long before had been arrested for running his mother down in
Public Records - November 20
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LAWSUITS Jefferson Capital Systems LLC vs. Stetson Ashpaugh for $1,000.83 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees. Jefferson Capital Systems LLC vs. Marcy D. Bomhak for $1,163.99
Hidden treasures
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Barbara Waller buys houses and sells houses. She normally buys them as they are, fixes them up, hangs onto them for the required time and then finds a buyer. It’s
West headed to Israel as part of Homeland Security Program
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Canadian County Sheriff Chris West will travel to Israel in December as part of a Homeland Security Program. West, representing the National Sheriff’s Association, will be the guest of the
Christmas Guns to ring in holiday season
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Fort Reno will ring in the Christmas season with its annual Firing of the Christmas Guns, an event going strong after more than 30 years. Blanks from muskets, pistols and
