There’s plenty going on in southern Oklahoma for those who love the Halloween holiday.
Ardmore’s downtown area has been decked out in fall holiday splendor, bringing in the beautiful reds, oranges, yellows and purples that are so anticipated by lover of autumn.
A piece of Ardmore history has come down on the corner of G Street and 10th Avenue N.E.
People use “themes” for lots of things: designing a child’s room; planning a wedding; setting the tone for a meeting. A theme is the unifying idea. It gives a consistent feel to the design or event. Using a theme gives guidance for all decisions concerning the event. For example, using a “jungle” theme for a child’s birthday party helps you know what decorations to buy and, more importantly, what not to buy.
People use “themes” for lots of things: designing a child’s room; planning a wedding; setting the tone for a meeting. A theme is the unifying idea. It gives a consistent feel to the design or event. Using a theme gives guidance for all decisions concerning the event. For example, using a “jungle” theme for a child’s birthday party helps you know what decorations to buy and, more importantly, what not to buy.
The Ardmore High School Class of 1952 will hold its 57th reunion starting Friday at the 7:30 p.m. football game at Noble Stadium.
These days, people are making fewer visits to their favorite restaurants opting, instead, to dine at home. Inspired by cookbooks and television programs, such as Bravo's "Top Chef," home cooks are getting increasingly more creative in the kitchen.
There are so many ways to prepare potatoes that it's no surprise spuds remain a family favorite.
A front page article in Thursday’s paper gave the impression that H1N1 flu vaccinations would be available for all adults with chronic illnesses Saturday at the county health department. That is not the case.
Chickasaw Nation Boys and Girls Club of Sulphur staff have participated in training to help Native American youth discover the path to a healthy lifestyle.
Jody Weber looks like a mountain man; his season-long beard has taken on a life of its own.
Future Plainview football players smashed into each other last Saturday to Chris Berus’ delight.