Downtown reinvestment recognized: AMSA reports $65 million mark reached
The Ardmore Main Street Authority was recognized this week for the millions in reinvestment that has taken place in downtown Ardmore.
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Scout auction set for Saturday
This Saturday morning, you might be able to pick up just what you’ve been looking for for your home, office, workshop or garage. To make things even better, you be helping out local kids while you do it.
The war against high prescription prices: AG talks about fight against PBMs
Concerns of Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs) and their impact on prescription drugs costs have led to a focused effort by the Oklahoma Attorney General’s office to level the playing field.
On the scene: Crime Scenes Unit gives APD an advantage
By Michael Pinedampineda@cherryroad.com Ardmore is unique among communities its size in that it has a Crime Scenes Unit. For Julia Roberts and Grady Dickinson, CSI is more than evening entertainment…
Earth 1st Expo helps usher in spring: Annual event draws crowd to Thompson Square
An onslaught of spring storms gave it a rest for at least one day, allowing people to head to Thompson Square for Earth 1st Expo over the weekend.
Vending machine thief apprehended: Ensuing investigation lead to multiple felony charges
A Noble man’s ill-fated attempt to run from the Ardmore Police Department turned out to be the beginning of his problems.
Dickson graduate crowned Mrs. Oklahoma.
A Dickson High School graduate was crowned Mrs. Oklahoma during a ceremony Saturday evening.
Passing of the gavel: Credle to serve as Ardmore Mayor
By Michael Pineda There was a change of the guard Monday evening as leadership on the Ardmore City Commission turned over. John Alfred Credle, Jr. was nominated and voted in…
County officials provide updates at legislative luncheon
“I’ve been in office now for almost 12 years, and I hear about the 100-year floods,” said Carter County Commissioner Joe David McReynolds. “I must be about 300 years old by now because we’ve had lots of them since I’ve been in.”
Commission given civil case update: Proclamation approved for OHCE Week
Following a lengthy executive session, the Carter County Commissioners appointed to Chairman Berry Lee-Brinkman to serve as a point man in discussions related to a civil trial.