Roblyer Student Council recently volunteered at the Oklahoma Food Bank.
Those volunteering were Nolan Wells, Dalton Faulkner, Gus Camarillo, Sarah Penick, Elijah McDaniel, Carson Findley, Alexa Henneman, Ryan Pugh, Angelina Alarcon, Blaklee Surovik and Ellie McVay, along with sponsor, Jennifer Hardaway.
Several El Reno High School students recently competed at the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Assocation’s District Solo and Ensemble Contest in Kingfisher.
Aiden Walker - Alto Sax - 1.
Malachi Bilbrey - Bari Sax - 2.
Seely Chronister - Multiple Percussion - 1.
Alex Rinaldi and Raelynn Garrett - Tenor Sax Duet - 3.
Haylee Wilkowske - Bass Clarinet - 1.
Alex Rinaldi - Tenor Sax - 1.
William Gipson - Trumpet - 1.
Adin Ludlow - Trumpet - 2.
Braiden Barton - Trombone - 1.
Chloe Walker - Trombone - 1.
Damrosch Ladies Music Club will be performing Wednesday, March 20 at 10 a.m.
This free event will be held at Ellison Avenue United Methodist Church, 600 S. Ellison Avenue.
All are invited to come enjoy an hour of local talent and stay for refreshments afterward.
Maple students recognized on the third nine weeks A Honor Roll list, front row from left, Abel Overholser, Elizabeth Eisenhour, Riley McKee, Kinsley Racca, Ella Ratliff, Ryker Penwright, Kynlee Shamblin, Blaiklyn Barton, Sophie Tredway, Elizabeth Wilkerson and Madi Basler; second row, Douglas Bland, Bryson Brandley, Dean Davis, Kash Brothers, Taylor Dill, Cale Wedman, Fritz Hoffman, Timber Westervelt, Kennedy Prince, Abby Bass and Carder Holden; third row, Case Elliott, Blayke Steinbruck, Drake Rosholt, Charlee Charmasson, John Prince, Audrey Eisenhour, John Henry Von Tungeln, Jack Hunt, Ku
Maple February Citizenship Award winners, front row from left, Jax Thomason, pre-kindergarten; Lilly Bollinger, second grade; Bryson Brandley, fourth grade; Beau Davis, first grade; and Hensley Elwood, kindergarten; back row, Serenity White, third grade; Easton Schmidt, seventh grade; Clayton Hudson, eighth grade; Caroline Phillips, fifth grade; and Presley Swigart, sixth grade.
Fresh Anointing Church will host an Easter egg hunt on Saturday, March 30, beginning at noon.
The hunt is open to all children and will include food and fun.
The church is located at 1300 W. Watts on the corner of Watts and Boynton.
BancFirst hosted last week’s Chamber of Commerce Community Coffee. The bank used the occasion to host a diaper drive to benefit Youth and Family Services.
YFS has been holding its annual diaper drive to help support infants and toddlers involved with the organization’s programs.
Riverside February Citizens of the Month, front row, Lathen Childers, Abel Kerr, Rausten Alexander, Brylonlee WhiteHorse and Sawyer Baker; back row, Brielle Sehon-Orr, Max Spence, Shane Funk, Kevin Factor, Brett Mangold, Yitzel Casanova, Aaliyah Maggard, Jett Marquez, Wyatt Buchanan and Whitney Sneed. Not pictured: Piper Sneed and Montgomery McMahan.
Archer Kerr represented Riverside Elementary at the recent Canadian County 4-H Foodtacular.
Archer placed in the Table Setting and Cupcake Decorating categories, taking home two ribbons and a cutting board.
Lamplighters OHCE of Canadian County met recently at Mount Zion Global Methodist Church. Carol Stine called the meeting to order, while Jan Maddox offered the devotional titled “Courage.”
Maxine Little read minutes of the previous meeting, with Patricia Morrison giving the treasury report.
Thank-you cards were read from the family of Charleece McBee and from Highland Baptist Church for the memorial sent honoring Charleece.
ICAN sent a thank-you card for the donation sent to them at Christmas.
The SW OHCE meeting will be March 19 in Hydro.
