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Column: The struggle is real

By Michael Pineda As fallout from the Ardmore City Commission’s decision to renew its contract for the Flock cameras continued to flame opinion on social media, Ardmore attorney Mike Tipps…

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A trip back in time: Plainview teacher spends week in Colonial Williamsburg

By Drew Butler, dbutler@cherryroad.com Plainview Fifth Grade Teacher Stacy Doughty got to experience what life was like in the earliest days of the United States by taking a trip to Colonial Williamsburg. Doughty was one of 37 Oklahoma educators selected by the Bob and Marion Wilson Teacher Institute of Colonial Williamsburg to spend six days…

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Carter County Fair returns this week

By Drew Buter, dbutler@cherryroad.com With Labor Day falling on Sept. 7 it may seem a bit like the Carter County Free Fair is a bit later than usual. But things will be kicking off at the Hardy Murphy Coliseum later this week. Fair Manager Angie Green said the fair board will begin accepting items on…

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Cheers and jeers

By Drew Butler Cheers to Ardmore Middle School for the new careers class they launched. The elective, offered to 7th and 8th graders, will involve partnerships with local leaders, local businesses and other educational institutions. Students will get to listen to guest speakers, and go on field trips to see how various jobs work in…

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Column: The struggle is real

By Michael Pineda As fallout from the Ardmore City Commission’s decision to renew its contract for the Flock cameras continued to flame opinion on social media, Ardmore attorney Mike Tipps posted a question on his…