Addressing vandalism in Central Park: Issues have drawn social media ire, citizen complaints
Work crews are busy in Central Park repairing bathroom vandalism and bench damage.
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The final journey
The Seaman First Class Billy Turner Veterans Cemetery was a busy place Monday afternoon as multiple Oklahoma Highway Patrol vehicles and the Patriot Guard Riders escorted Cpl. Barry Alan Straughn, USMC to his final resting place.
Ardmore veteran honored with Gold Good Citizenship Medal
Many around southern Oklahoma know about Rear Adm. Wesley Hull, NOAA, Ret. for his work with veterans and his job running the Greater Southwest Historical Museum. But his service to not only Oklahoma, but the entire country spans decades.
New suspect indicted in Petties murder: Two Ardmore men named in indictment
A man serving a life sentence has been indicted by a grand jury for allegedly having an Ardmore woman killed in 2023.
Burn ban extended another week
There are predictions that call for rain this week. But until that rain comes, Carter County remains on a burn ban.
Walking in support of a cure: Funds raised in Ardmore Walk to End Alzheimer’s
With flowers raised high, more than 170 people took part in the Ardmore Walk to End Alzheimer’s.
Additional funds needed for parking lot project: Soup fundraiser draws crowd
An effort to build a new parking lot in the downtown district has hit a financial snag.
ACS superintendent given three-year contract: Board of education approves budget
During a September school board meeting, Andy Davis was named the superintendent of Ardmore City Schools.
Shots fired in traffic stop
An Ardmore man is facing felony charges stemming from an incident of an officer-involved shooting.
Murray State hits hole in one with: Agreement signed for right of way to golf facility
The final hurdle towards a Murray State indoor golf practice facility in Ardmore has been cleared.