A FATE of mind

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.

The Carter County 4-H Shooting Sports Club is launching its archery program at 6 tonight at the Carter County Health Department. Participants  should  enter through the north door.

A 22-year-old Ardmore woman was killed Sunday when her motorcycle hit a deer.

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.

For the second consecutive year, The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation has been ranked as one of the top 10 scientific institutions for academic faculty in the United States.

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.

The Annual Festival of Lights Auction has been scheduled for Nov. 10 at the Ardmore Convention Center.

A wall in the new Rite Care Clinic in Ardmore will now be showcase a painting from Plainview High School junior Katherine Habeck.

The Chamber’s annual Festival of Lights Auction is scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 10, at the Ardmore Convention Center.