Annual community dinner needs help getting to the table
If tradition holds true, El Reno will be coming together for the annual Christmas Eve Community Dinner. But the longtime organizers of the event said some help is needed. Started
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Wreaths across America
On Sunday, it was cold, gray and solemn. The lack of sunlight made for a dreary-looking day. But that didn’t matter to the people at Fort Reno.
What mattered was they were there to honor the fallen, the brave soldiers of the United States military.
Oklahoma Film and Music Office rep to speak at El Reno Now
El Reno Now will feature a representative from the Oklahoma Film and Music Office. The monthly event is set for 7:30 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 19 at the Public Safety Center
ER woman killed when hit by train
An El Reno woman was killed after being hit by a train in Grady County, reports from the Oklahoma Highway Patrol show. Mildred E. Welchel, 72, was said to be
Parrott keeps Seat 5 spot on ERPS Board
El Reno School Board member Dorrie Parrott will continue to represent Board Seat Number 5 after being the only candidate to file for the position. The filing period was Dec.
Public Records - December 15
LAWSUITS Synchrony Bank vs. Jennifer Russell for $5,227.66 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees. Synchrony Bank vs. Laura Bowen for $1,608.06 to pay a debt plus
El Reno VFW to hold annual Kids Christmas Party Monday
VFW Post 382 will be hosting its annual Community Kids Christmas Party on Monday, Dec. 16. The event begins at 6 p.m. Families will be fed dinner, followed by a
GIFTS 4 the Yanks
For many veterans, including a number of homeless, Christmas might just be a little brighter this year. Students at El Reno High School have once again pulled off one of
County hit with ACLU lawsuit over bail system
The American Civil Liberties Union of Oklahoma has filed a federal lawsuit challenging the Canadian County pre-trial detention system, which it claims unconstitutionally jails hundreds of prisoners who are unable
ODOT plans safety overhaul of deadly Banner intersection
The Oklahoma Department of Transportation plans to improve safety at State Highway 66 and Banner Road. The action comes after a Yukon man lost his life when his motorcycle was