Plainview focused on ‘unselfish baseball’ in 2025
When a squad has a group of gritty athletes who only care about winning, it can pay dividends late in the season
March 2025
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Roundup: Lone Grove baseball wins pair in Pottsboro
The Longhorns beat Pottsboro 8-7 and Bonham 13-3.
City considering sales tax increase: Revenue would address flooding issues
The city begins each fiscal year with $3.8 million set aside in a fund for road projects.
Spring cleaning for household chemicals: Hazardous waste collection event April 12
Based on the recommendation of city staff, the Ardmore City Commission approved a Request for Proposal from Clean Harbors Environmental Services, Inc. to host this year’s Household Hazardous Waste Collection Event.
Moving to the second phase of 12th Ave. improvements
Now that Albertsons is open along with the road connecting Kiowa Street and Merrick Drive, the City of Ardmore is getting ready to proceed with the second phase of its 12th Avenue and Market Street improvements.
5 things to do this weekend
Test your knowledge and support a good cause this weekend. The MORE Foundation will have its annual Get Smart Trivia Night from 6 to 10 p.m.
Plainview hosts career fair for area juniors
For the fourth year in a row juniors from 14 schools across the area came together at the Ardmore Convention Center to attend the Plainview Area Career Fair. This year nearly 700 students were in attendance.
Cat in the Hat is back: Read Across America kicks off at Plainview
Dr. Seuss’ legacy is alive and well at Plainview Early Education Center.
Parks and Rec board recommends permit hike: Yearly fee would increase to $24
The Ardmore Parks & Recreation Advisory Board has recommended a fee increase for the yearly city lake fishing and hunting permits.