Sooner Home Health Care announced Monday that is has been named to the 2009 HomeCare Elite, a group including the top performing home health agencies in the United States.

With only three weeks remaining before the Dec. 9 OQBN Vac-45 sale at Red River Livestock Auction, we have issued 1,622 ear tags to date.

Keep Oklahoma Beautiful has named the Ardmore Beautification Council as a finalist in two separate categories for its environmental excellence awards to be presented on Tuesday, Nov. 17.

The Festival of Lights Drive Thru Display is one of the state’s premier holiday destinations. With more than 125 displays covering the 1.5-mile drive through Regional Park, the event also represents one of Oklahoma’s most successful public/private community partnerships.

Rhonda Walker, with The Bramlett Agency, recently completed the Future Insurance Leaders of Oklahoma Program.

If the theme for the 2009 Toys For Tot Southern Oklahoma Children’s Christmas Parade is accurate, this year’s holiday will hold some special magic for everybody.

Week of Nov. 16

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation spreads concrete on Broadway street Saturday repairing deep grooves in the road. The west bound lane will be repaired from Commerce street to Holiday Drive. The east bound lane will be repaired from Commerce street to Rockford Road.

Darrell Scott, second from left, and Dr. Mary Parker, second from right, were inducted into the Ardmore Rotary Club Wednesday. The Rev. Jessica Seay, a new-member sponsor, and Stan Kittrell, club president, performed the honors. The Ardmore Rotary Club meets at noon on Wednesdays at Dornick Hills Country Club.

Officials from the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality rejected the city’s preferred plan for a sewage treatment plant last week in a letter written to the city government.