El Reno High School students gave voice to a number of issues last week in what has become an annual event. Organized by EHS students, the event is known as
LAWSUITS Ramsey Nichols Operating Company LLC vs. Red Bluff Resources Operating LLC for an amount in excess of $75,000 for alleged actual and special damages. Atchley Resources Inc. vs. Newfield
Sacred Heart Catholic School will kick off Catholic Schools Week on Sunday, Jan. 26 with Mass at 10:45 a.m., celebrating the gift of Catholic schools to our community. Events are
El Reno is entering Phase 2 of some major drainage work.
A new Community Development Block Grant was accepted by the city recently which means $105,000 in federal money was received, boosting to $650,000 as funding for the new project.
Redlands Community College, along with Cameron University, Oklahoma Panhandle State University, the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma, Western Oklahoma State College, Southwestern Oklahoma State University and the Oklahoma
MUNICIPAL COURT Chase Allen Slaton, Hinton, failure to appear warrant, $295. Crystal Jean Posey, El Reno, failure to appear warrant, $295. Alexander Trey Sealy, Midwest City, failure to appear warrant,
El Reno Mayor Matt White will serve as interim city manager. The move came Friday evening after the city council spent about 30 minutes behind closed doors to discuss how
El Reno celebrated education, public safety and business, and those who work behind the scenes at the first ever El Reno Now Banquet. The event drew more than 300 people
El Reno has already made it a few miles down the Route to the Future.
The creation of a comprehensive plan for the city’s next 20 years has been discussed frequently over the last several months by members of the Municipal Planning Commission and volunteer focus groups.
MUNICIPAL COURT Jeremy Lane Birdshead, Watonga, failure to appear warrant, $295. Arturo Espinoza, El Reno, failure to appear warrant, $295. Anthony K. Howell, El Reno, failure to appear warrant, $295.