Orchestra concert in Central Park: FBC hosting event on June 1
An old-time community feel is returning to Central Park courtesy of First Baptist Church.
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ATA approves incentive for cutting horse show: Plans discussed for dedicated tourism director
Business was light for the Ardmore Tourism Authority, which awarded one incentive during its May meeting.
Healdton man seriously injured in shooting
By Michael Pinedampineda@cherryroad.com A Healdton man was injured and reported in serious condition following an early morning shooting. Healdton City Manager Gus Handke said Healdton… Login to continue reading Login…
Memorial Day ceremony set for Monday
Summer is about to officially begin, but not before we pause to remember those who gave their lives fighting to preserve the freedoms we all enjoy.
ACS approves staff for upcoming year
It has been over a week since the Charles Evans principal turned in his resignation prior to the end of school.
Addressing Ardmore’s Street issues: Asphalt Zipper to speed up smaller road projects
The recent rain has exacerbated road issues within the city as potholes have increased, and streets have flooded.
Only the strongest survive: Admore Corporate Fitness Challenge returns next week
Ardmore’s industry and businesses will compete for bragging rights while supporting two beneficiaries in the annual Ardmore Corporate Fitness Challenge.
City commission approves new budget: Goes into effect on July 1
The City of Ardmore has a budget in place for the upcoming fiscal year.
Oak Hall teacher given award by Episcopal Association
Oak Hall students and faculty started their final week of the school year with a special surprise courtesy of the Southwestern Association of Episcopal Schools.
County going out to bid on Red Cedar Road project: Funding impacting future county road projects
Road projects were in the spotlight of the weekly Carter County Commissioner meeting.