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By Michael Pineda Columns are typically easier to write when you have life experiences to fill them up. Over the last two weeks, I have had my fill of life…

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Ardmore Village opens second memory care wing

By Drew Butler, dbutler@cherryroad.com Ardmore Village has opened a second wing specifically designed for memory care residents. Rhonda Harvey, Ardmore Village executive director and CEO, said bringing this type of care to Ardmore was important to their board. “Memory care is something that we didn’t really have here in Ardmore,” she said. “That is something…

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Shakespeare in the Park Shakespeare in the Park will return this month with performances of Much Ado About Nothing. It will be from 7 to 9 p.m., May 28-30 in Central Park. The play is presented by Spotlight Playhouse and is free to the public with donations accepted. Fish fry fundraiser The Gene Autry Volunteer…

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Cheers and jeers

By Drew Butler Cheers to our four local students who received nominations for the Kelli O’Hara Awards which honors outstanding achievement in high school musical theater. Three Ardmore students, Lola Caldwell, Caylan Dewberry and Carson Timmons, received nominations for their performance in “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee,” and Plainview student Ethan Savage has…

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Helping others learn: Bean retires from SOLS after 15 years

By Drew Butler, dbutler@cherryroad.com On Thursday afternoon, the Champion Public Library held a retirement reception for Reference and Adult Services Librarian Pam Bean. Bean served with the Southern Oklahoma Library System 15 years, but this…

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Column: Surviving the latest move

By Michael Pineda Columns are typically easier to write when you have life experiences to fill them up. Over the last two weeks, I have had my fill of life experience thanks to a residential…