The 46-year-old man charged with the July 8 murder of an Ardmore resident waived his preliminary hearing in Carter County District Court Thursday.
Little change in unemployment numbers: The state’s unemployment rate remained steady in December while the overall number of Oklahoman’s returning to work increased. However, 57 of Oklahoma’s 77 counties saw unemployment rates increase, Page 1.
Business leader Q&A: Lena Musgrove balances running a flower store with teaching, Page 1.
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Sgt. Patrick James and Cpl. Randy O’Hanlon have been named the recipients of the Ardmore Police Department’s new Officer of the Quarter award.
Shannon Sampson, left, and her daughter, Brittnie Reeves, jog at Regional Park on a warm sunny afternoon Tuesday. The two are training to participate in the upcoming A2A event.
A silver-tongued Ardmore con artist found his power of persuasion had run dry Wednesday morning when Associate District Judge Lee Card said, “It’s not safe for you to be out [in society].”
Edward A. Haines appeared before Card with his attorney Jason May. Haines was in court for sentencing on a 2011 conviction of obtaining cash by false pretenses and District Attorney Craig Ladd’s motion to accelerate his 2010 deferred sentences for similar “robbing Peter to pay Paul” crimes.
Ardmore secured seven wins, including a key fall at 170 pounds by Tyler Dickson to take down Noble 39-33 Thursday on Senior Night.
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