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Redlands offering concurrent classes to HS juniors, seniors

6 years ago By Dayna Rowe - Redlands Community College

hours to earn an associate degree,” said Tricia Hobson, executive director of Student Services at Redlands. “We have several students who are then able to earn a bachelor’s degree in

Public Records - January 12

6 years ago By News Staff

MARRIAGE LICENSES Kyle Aaron Keeler, 23; Hannah Michelle Ogden Baca, 20. George William Hatley, 56; Robin Gay Richert, 53. Rudolph Ramirez Jr., 33; Shelby Ann Brightbill, 33. David Alan Pennington

County postal worker pleads to bribery

6 years ago By News Staff

A Yukon mail carrier has pleaded guilty in federal court in Oklahoma City to accepting a bribe to assist illegal marijuana trafficking. Justus Rex Elliott, 26, has pleaded guilty in

Stitt issues proclamation for Oklahoma School Choice Week

6 years ago By News Staff

Gov. Kevin Stitt issued a proclamation last week declaring Jan. 26 through Feb. 1 as Oklahoma School Choice Week. Oklahomans have planned hundreds of events and activities to celebrate opportunity

Pedestrian who died in I-40 accident from Oklahoma City

6 years ago By News Staff

A man who died last week on Interstate 40 after being hit by an Oklahoma City police car has been identified. Terrence Eugene Kilgore, 59, died in the accident that

U-Haul numbers show state growing

6 years ago By News Staff

Oklahoma appears to be growing. That's the word from U-Haul. U-Haul International Inc. said last week its 2019 Growth States report shows Oklahoma is the No.14 growth state in America.

New Ace Hardware Store plans grand opening

6 years ago By News Staff

Ace Hardware has opened in El Reno. The store is located in the Canadian Square Shopping Center. Ace Hardware sells chain saws, weed-eaters, mowers, grills, drills, steel, paint and nearly

Local schools tout program that helps test preparation

6 years ago By Shane Smith

Two Canadian County elementary schools got some great news in the form of state report cards.

Calumet Elementary received an A and Darlington Elementary received a B. These schools are two of 66 schools that have received top grades in the report card issued by the Oklahoma State Department of Education. The report cards are based on state testing and student attendance.

Officials from both schools cited similar reasons for the students success.

Public Records - January 8

6 years ago By News Staff

MUNICIPAL COURT Danielle C. Beard, Weatherford, disorderly conduct and failure to appear warrant, $890. Jarred Lee Blurton, El Reno, speeding, $165. Shanieka Rea Wright, El Reno, failure to appear warrant,

Thousands of state employees who owe taxes risk termination

6 years ago By Paul Monies

Thousands of state employees are behind in their income taxes and risk disciplinary actions or termination if they don’t resolve the matter, according to data compiled by the Oklahoma Tax

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