Murder case continues despite stall attempt

After $1,000 in repairs, the water is safe to drink again.

As of July 1, Leon’s Rural Water District No. 1 lifted the boil order issued on June 26.

A plan to provide another housing option for low-income senior citizens is moving forward as community leaders broke ground for a new housing complex on Ardmore’s east side Wednesday.

Therapy dogs that will help bring comfort to dying patients need a helping hand of their own.
Trainer Ellen Spraggins said the E.S.P. Dog Training School is looking for dog lovers who are willing to train a dog through a six-week course of obedience training.

If you’re putting off renewing the tags on your car, you may be doing yourself more harm than good.

Fourth of July parade celebrated in downtown Ardmore on Saturday.

Cattlemen are, by and large, aware of the eco­nomic losses associated with internal parasites. With regards to external parasites, grubs, lice and ticks often get our attention but it is not uncommon for us to ignore or diminish the problems of biting flies. Nuisance flies, such as house flies and face flies, can affect cattle to a lesser degree, but horn flies in sufficient populations can significantly reduce animal performance and economic thresholds may vary greatly depending on the body condition of the cattle and other stresses they may be exposed to at any give time.

A Mid­west City woman was transported to a Dal­las hospital after she wrecked her 2005 Cadil­lac near Kingston early Friday evening.

Furloughs or temporary layoffs have been a topic many are hearing or read­ing about in the news.

Oklahoma residents affected by the April wild­fires can speed disaster as­sistance by understanding and preparing for on- site property inspections that determine eligibility, state and federal emergency managers said Friday.

Oklahoma Department of Emergency Manage­ment and Federal Emer­gency Management Agen­cy officials said that the first step in getting help is to register with FEMA.