CIP projects may be ready to move forward
By Ray Dyer The last two projects in the Capital Improvement Plan may have been pushed forward Wednesday morning when the CIP executive committee met with City Manager Tony Rivera…
Conditional use permit denied
Drawing applause from members of a standing-only crowd, El Reno City Council members last week voted to deny a permit that would have allowed an oil field berm repair business…
El Reno ODOT office recognized
By Emily Kindiger Of the Oklahoma Department of Transportation’s numerous projects, the El Reno office of ODOT has received state and national recognition for project excellence. Recently, El Reno’s ODOT…
Bond issue approval sends strong message El Reno ready to move forward
Congratulations El Reno!!!! Congratulations to the El Reno School Board!!! Congratulations to the El Reno City Council!!! Congratulations to the future!!! On Tuesday, El Reno voters sent a strong message…
Emotions and opinions are fine, but it takes math to operate a hospital
Math deals with logic. But it’s no match for emotion. On Tuesday night El Reno City Councilman Kent Myers said he believes the city-owned hospital will be closed. Who knows,…
Care Living Center sees changes
By Emily Kindiger After new management, updates and changes, Care Living Center is working to transform the old view of the nursing home into that of a homey, familial atmosphere.…
Letter to the editor
To the Editor: No pay, long hours, consistent apprehension whenever someone calls unexpectedly and says, “We need to talk.” You are guarded every single time someone approaches you in the…
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