His campaign also stated Tuesday's election result gives Anthony a sixth consecutive, six-year term on the commission, more than any Democrat or Republican who has ever served on the three-member panel.
“I have always considered public service to be a sacred trust, and my record shows I take my constitutional duties seriously,” Anthony said. “I am proud and honored to have the trust of the citizens of this state, and look forward to serving Oklahoma with fairness, honesty and integrity for one more term.”
Love's opens El Reno travel stop
Love's Travel Stops this week celebrated the opening of a new travel stop in El Reno. The store, located at 3900 S. Radio Road off I-40 on Exit 127, adds 50 new jobs to Canadian County and 95 truck parking spaces.
“We're thrilled to add another convenient Love's location to our hometown customers in Oklahoma,” said Tom Love, founder and executive chairman of Love's. “El Reno's location near the heart of Oklahoma and directly off heavily-traveled I-40 makes it the perfect place for both professional and leisurely drivers to refuel.”
Love's executives are scheduled to make a $2,000 donation to the El Reno Carnegie Library during a dedication ceremony scheduled for Nov. 20.
Paycom employees go Bedlam for Babies
Paycom Software Inc. employees donated more than 6,000 pounds of diapers, wipes, cups and baby wash to Infant Crisis Services during the Oklahoma City-based nonprofit's annual Bedlam for Babies campaign. Employees surpassed last year's donation by more than 2,000 pounds and made the Infant Crisis Services' largest in-kind donation from a corporation.
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