Kelci McKendrick

1 month ago | police1.com | Kelci McKendrick

By Kelci McKendrickEnid News & Eagle, Okla. ENID, Okla. — Officer Jordan O’Reilly on Tuesday afternoon felt a jolt of electricity run through one of his arms, immobilizing it. O’Reilly, along with a few other Enid Police Department members, underwent a training that uses electrical muscle stimulation to completely disable a limb using isolated electrical circuits and simulate being injured through the Accuracy Under Fire (AUFIRE) training tool.

Sep 11, 2023 | centraloklahomaweeklies.com | Kelci McKendrick

By Kelci McKendrick Contributing Writer Maddy Thompson wanted to make a difference in children’s lives through her attempt to become a Gold Award Girl Scout. To achieve the Gold Award, Girl Scouts have to identify an issue that's important to them and then develop and carry out an innovative and sustainable solution with measurable impact, according to the Girls Scouts website.

Sep 10, 2023 | centraloklahomaweeklies.com | Kelci McKendrick

By Kelci McKendrick MUSTANG, Okla. — A snippet of Barbie Land is in Mustang. The Mustang Historical Society rounded up around 30 different Barbie dolls to display on Sept. 8 and 9, 2023, for the annual Western Days festival, held each year on the first full weekend after Labor Day. Carole Hanna, president of the MHS — which has a mission of “preserving the past for the future” — said a few dozen people visited the Mustang Historical Museum to see the collection of Barbie dolls.

Jun 24, 2023 | enidnews.com | Kelci McKendrick

Jun 24, 2023 | vanceairscoop.com | Kelci McKendrick