ADA trust approves land sale to Dot Foods
The way has been cleared for Dot Foods to enlarge its footprint at Horizon Park.
November 2024
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Column: And the survey says
As the year winds to an end, it seems like a good time to see if Oklahoma is doing okay.
Chigger Chase kicks off holiday season: 385 register for annual race
They came in all ages, most with two legs, some with four. Some were suited up to compete and some dressed up to celebrate the holiday season.
County safety incentives approved: Employees will not see raises until end of 2024
Carter County employees received a little boost in the bank account with the commissioner’s approval of the yearly safety incentive.
Festival of Lights open to the public: Parks and Rec offers full slate of Christmas activities
Santa Claus is coming to town and the Ardmore Parks and Rec staff have been busy preparing for his arrival.
Met Opera's "Tosca" Live via satellite at the Goddard Center
The Goddard Center is excited to present live in high-definition from New York’s Lincoln Center, the Metropolitan Opera’s new production of Puccini’s peerless classic “Tosca” on Saturday, Nov. 23.
Cheers and jeers
Cheers to the schools and students throughout the area that either hosted or attended Veteran’s Day events throughout the county. Experience is one of life’s greatest resources of education and these men and women have valuable stories to share.
Ardmore Family Literacy holds spelling bee fundraiser
Can you spell the words squeak and nibble? What about gargantuan or jabberwocky?
Former fugitive pleads guilty to rape
A man who had fled to country to avoid facing a rape charge involving a minor has pled guilty in Carter County District Court.
HFV center capital campaign surging forward
As the season of giving begins, the HFV Wilson Community Center is making progress in its capital campaign to fund a renovation and expansion of its facility.