Ainsworth Daycare to add wellness center

A Mexican national, arrested in February in Love County after Oklahoma Highway Patrol Troopers found more than 325 pounds of marijuana in his vehicle, was sentenced Thursday in federal court.

The Oklahoma Prosperity Project and Ardmore Chamber of Commerce are gearing up for Oklahoma’s Workplace Voter Registration Week starting Monday to beat the Oct. 10 voter registration deadline.

A thief with an apparent affinity for televisions has managed to garner two of the objects of his affection in two days in smash-and-grab heists.

Institute sponsors ‘Girls Night Out’

Regional meeting in Tishomingo.

A Burneyville man was airlifted to a Dallas hospital after he was injured in an ATV accident Sunday.
 

Dana Murphy’s campaign for a seat on the Oklahoma Corporation Commission has taken her to communities large and small since she first decided to run last November. In fact, the odometer on her “new” blue truck indicates she has driven roughly 22,000 miles since March. Clearly, the former OCC administrative law judge is passionate about her candidacy.

An 18-year-old Ardmore man, charged in February with stealing and concealing women’s underwear was sentenced Wednesday in district court.

The attorney for Ardmore’s Fraternal Order of Police expressed his disappointment that city leaders haven’t responded to an FOP evaluation that was critical of Ardmore Police Chief David Leonardo.

Marietta High School will crown its 2008 football homecoming queen Friday night, prior to the Indians’ game with the Sulphur Bulldogs.