For the second year in a row, Strength in Numbers hosted a Breakfast with Santa on Saturday morning at Legacy Event Center. There was plenty of biscuits and gravy, scrambled eggs, bacon and sausage for all.
The children living at Community Youth Services of Southern Oklahoma will be a little warmer this Christmas thanks to the efforts of the Carter County 4-H Youth Leadership Team.
Parks and Rec Director Teresa Ervin delivered a dose of good news to the commission when making a presentation during last week’s meeting.
A cold case in Texas heated up in Ardmore with the arrest of Nicholas Ray Carney pending a charge of aggravated sexual assault against a child dating back to 1991.
Rocky Black had an opportunity to play the role of Santa Claus and make Christmas much more special for kids in the Ardmore area.
The state of Oklahoma released its annual school report card on Wednesday giving schools a grade of A-F based on their performance relative to other schools in the state.
Registration remains open for the HFV Wilson Community Center Winter Break Camp.
An Ardmore man has been charged with two felony counts involving a child under the age of 16.
The Ardmore football program will sell some of its older jerseys as a fundraiser for new football helmets.
One of Ardmore’s favorite (and noisiest) Christmas traditions returned this week when Shop with Cops took 180 local children in need on a holiday shopping spree.