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The El Reno Wranglers gathered for their March meeting at the 4-H building. President Jimmy Johnston opened by reading a thank-you card from El Reno Blessings Baskets for the donation from the Wranglers.

Lamplighters Oklahoma Home and Community Education Association of Canadian County met recently at a local church fellowship center.

Front row from left, Kaelyn Racca, Rhett Davis, Graham Phillips, Alexis Richardson, Dominic Steinbruck, Jackson Arnold, Ethan Brooks, Emma Brothers, Aydan Steffl er, Raquel Seymour, Ashtyn Stokes, Gavin Basler and Zoey Pawnee; second row, Lexi Porter, Tannah Ferguson, Alice Park, Ellie Shamblin, Brantlie Charmasson, Maelee Moss, Pierson Brandley, Presley Bilderback, Quinn Charmasson, Clayton Hudson, Cheyenne Kubicek and Halli Ferguson; third row, Sabrinna Krantzman, Kenney Arnold, Kadence Gatz, Davin Shamblin, Clara Whitman, Madelynn Tech, Maddie Moss, Emercyn Looper, Skylar Ayers, Aspen Burns and Bryson Cooper. Not pictured: Colsen Blagg, Payton Blagg, Kassidy Ferguson, Garett Moss and Waylon Baker.

Front row from left, Bella Stevenson, Erica Niles, Chandon Porter, Karis Racca, Rylee Girten, Daughtry Swigart, Yami Marquez, Easton Schmidt, Everleigh Sears, Adison Steffl er, Candice Barker, Benjamin Caldwell and Micah Pafford; second row, Natalee Barker, Aydan Steffl er, Bella Hart, Leighton Wedman, Devlon Galyon, Luke Harris, Payton Pafford, Lidy Novak, Harper Looper, Ashlyn Hardy and Dustin Stokes; back row, Hernan Blanco, Landon Callow, Derrick Krantzman, Jesse Hardy, Kizer Brewster, Colin Tinsley, Cooper Park, Audrey Bilderback, Gavin Tinsley, Bailey Schmidt, Caely Carnott and Carson Cooper. Not pictured: Joshua Bass, McCray Whitman, Addison Kennedy, Colton Vaught and Camden Sears.

The Center of Family Love raised more than $120,000 with help from a Kentucky legend.

If you're looking for a night out in El Reno or Calumet, you now have a lot of options to choose from. American Legion

The Okarche High School Speech Team finished qualifying competition with a win at the Hennessey Invitational Speech and Debate Tournament.

The Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program serves residents in nursing homes, assisted living centers and residential care homes. An ombudsman helps to improve the quality of care and life for the residents. As a friendly visitor and advocate, the volunteer has many opportunities to be of service and enrich the lives of the residents.

Members of New Hope Women's Missionary Union met recently at New Hope Church with Peggy White serving as hostess. Mary Jones extended a welcome and led in the reading of the Mission Statement and Watchword, followed by opening prayer by Etta Goucher.

Maple students, back row from left, Bella Hart, sixth grade, Brantlie Charmasson, fi fth grade, Cooper Park, eighth grade, Hernan Blanco, seventh grade, and Waylon Baker, fourth grade; front row, Journey Swigart, kindergarten, Brennan Ayers, second grade, Graham Phillips, third grade, Addison Brandley, first grade, and Abel Overholser, pre-kindergarten. (Courtesy photo)