City council questions prosecutor
By Mustang News Staff Mustang City Council voiced their discontent with the city’s prosecutor after he dismissed a driving under the influence complaint against a Tuttle patrolman. Mayor Jay Adams…
Library to hold e-reading classes
By Emily Kindiger All the electronic Christmas goodies have been unwrapped, while some instructions are missing or incomprehensible, but for those with new e-readers, the El Reno Carnegie Library is…
Bond issue looks to be a great investment in future of El Reno
By Ray Dyer Over the past several years, outgoing Superintendent Ranet Tippens was able to help keep El Reno Public Schools’ head above water by working to bring in grants.…
City to hold public hearing Tuesday
By Traci Chapman City officials will hold a public hearing during City Council’s regular Tuesday meeting concerning a proposed baseball field. The public hearing will be held at 7 p.m.…
Health information degree applications due Jan. 30
Applications for the Health Information Management bachelor’s degree program at Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford are due Jan. 30. HIM program director Brandi L. Fowler said selected candidates will…
Prescribed burning aids producers in land management
ARDMORE — Prescribed burning is an effective tool in land resource management but it must be used in a safe and proper manner. The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation will host…
Norma Lee Doherty Easterly
Norma Lee Doherty, daughter of the late Henry Charles Doherty and Marie Annabelle (Dunbar) Doherty, was born at the family home in Burlington, Okla., on Jan. 6, 1924. She passed…
Joan Bourquin
Graveside services for Joan Joyce Bourquin of El Reno were held Jan. 2 in the El Reno Cemetery with Rev. Barry Bennett, pastor of Wesley United Methodist Church officiating. Services…
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