
Lone Grove baseball teaches the game at camp
The Longhorns welcomed first through sixth graders to Gene Caton Field this week to teach them valuable skills.
The Longhorns welcomed first through sixth graders to Gene Caton Field this week to teach them valuable skills.
This weekend will mark the second installment of the Jim and Ida Williams Summer Youth Theatre at the Brass Ring Center for Performing Arts.
It is illegal to own and shoot off fireworks within the city limits of Ardmore.
The Ardmore Tourism Authority took a deep dive into its operations as it approved a budget for the upcoming fiscal year. During the ATA’s monthly meeting Thursday morning, President & CEO Bill Murphy went through line items on the budget. Among the items highlighted was the revenue from the hotel tax. The ATA projects tax revenue to remain flat due to uncertainty for the upcoming year. ATA operations, which receives 40% of the revenue collected, is forecast to receive $390,000. The convention center receives 60% of the revenue and is forecast at $585,000.
The Military Memorial Museum, located inside the Greater Southwest Historical Museum, will be inducting three veterans into its Hall of Honor on Monday, July 1.
LONE GROVE - For the past several months, the Country Tabernacle Church has been gearing up for its 55th Annual Open Air Gospel Singing. A yearly event that has been bringing people together since 1970 to celebrate the freedom of our country through music and fellowship. Pastor Darryl Howard stated, “There’s no better way to celebrate our country’s freedom than the freedom given through Christ.”
The Jerome Westheimer Center for Performing Arts has recently announced their 2024/2025 season of shows. Eight shows incorporating a variety of genres will take place between Sept. 20 and April 12 of next year.
The Ardmore Board of Adjustment approved a request to waive a fence height restriction in what appears to be an ongoing feud between two families.
Take in an early fireworks show at Wilson Sunday evening. The annual fireworks display, hosted by the Wilson Fire Department will begin at dark with vendors opening at 6 p.m. There will be music, a concession along with pulled pork sandwiches and hot dog plates. The festivities will be at the softball field.