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The Ardmore workforce has a new tool it can access for the purpose of finding gainful employment.

Hardy Murphy Coliseum was a flurry of activity on Wednesday as staff, volunteers and vendors got everything ready for the official opening of the 82nd Annual Carter County Free Fair.

Labor Day has come and gone, and that can only mean one thing: the beginning of fall! And fall in Ardmore means the return of the Scarecrow Contest.

Murray State College is proud to announce the launch of the Teens Make Health Happen Accreditation Mentorship Program, a groundbreaking initiative designed to empower students, strengthen community health, and sustain a collaborative culture for youth engagement in southern Oklahoma. After two years of meticulous planning, presentations to the Murray State Academic Board, and the dedicated efforts of former Regional Program Manager Lindsey Maurice-Walker, HealthCorps has received approval to offer this program as an accredited course.

Healdton Assistant Police Chief Brittani Harrison has received a commendation for her role in identifying a juvenile who made a threat against the Healdton School District.

Epic Charter School’s pursuit of a conditional use permit will go before the city commission this week.