Fall events draw thousands
The fall has been strong for events within the City of Ardmore.
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Community Youth Services to offer transitional housing for youth aging out of the system
Imagine this scenario. It’s midnight and a child who has spent the last several months or years living at Community Youth Services of Southern Oklahoma has just turned 18.
Dogs impounded from residence: House covered with animal feces
Four animals were impounded at a residence covered with dog feces Tuesday afternoon.
Plainview Board extends superintendent's contract
The Plainview Board of Education voted to approve Superintendent Karl Stricker’s contract for an additional year during their meeting Monday evening.
Former collegiate hoops coach shares story at luncheon
It was over 30 years ago that Darrel Johnson found himself fighting for his career and life amid national scrutiny.
Construction surge in November
The year is closing out on a strong note for construction within the City of Ardmore.
LG school board renews reading program
The A+ Reading Room program will return to Lone Grove after a successful run in its first year.
Remembering Pearl Harbor
A small group of veterans and family gathered at the Seaman First Class Billy Turner Veterans Cemetery on Saturday in honor of Pearly Harbor Remembrance Day.
Breakfast with Santa draws crowd
The Christmas spirit was alive and well at the HFV Wilson Community Center over the weekend.
County elected official pay increase approved: Commission opts for $200 a month raise
Carter County elected officials have received an early Christmas present in the form of a pay increase.