It’s a great time for public art in Ardmore. Starting this weekend the scarecrows will be returning to Main Street for the annual Scarecrow Contest, and Create Ardmore will be hosting the Scarecrow Stroll on Tuesday, Oct. 1 from 5 to 7 p.m.
The O’Colly Kickoff Show will have a distinct Lone Grove flavor as three graduates serve as hosts leading into Oklahoma State’s game against Kansas State Saturday.
Main Street in Wilson will be packed on Saturday as the annual Fall Festival returns.
Ardmore City Schools implemented the use of metal detectors on the high school campus Wednesday morning.
Failure to slow down will mean a bumpy ride when traveling down Caddo Street.
Lighthouse Behavioral Wellness Centers is rapidly growing. Within the past five years, they have gone from 120 employees to 380 across nine Oklahoma communities. They average around 1,500 clients a month in the Ardmore area alone.
The Ardmore Parks and Recreation Department is offering an opportunity to take a walk into yesteryear and relive the 1980’s.
Work on the development of a strategic plan for Ardmore stemming from the impending closure of Michelin’s tire production is moving forward.
If you’re interested in nature and the outdoors, then the Carter County OSU Extension might have some events coming up to pique your interest.
Camp Fire is looking to add its roster this fall.