Family run from day one: Billingsley Ford celebrates 50 years
In 1975, Travis Billingsley and his wife Maureen moved to Ardmore to open Billingsley Ford. Today the dealership is still going strong, run by their grandson, Travis Wright.
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Coming out of Ardmore: Catering business took D. Allen Wint across the country
D. Allen Wint said he was “recruited” to come to Ardmore. In fact, he and his wife Marilyn visited Ardmore before they were married.
Roundup: Dickson football strikes first, but falls to Lindsay
The Comets dropped a 40-22 loss.
LE drone operators sharpen skillsets: Ardmore plays host to advanced field search course
Regional Park buzzed with activity as state and regional law enforcement officers sharpen and develop their drone skills.
Roundup: Lone Grove softball cruises to shutout of Cyril
The Lady Horns tallied a 12-0 victory.
The road that led to Ardmore: New arts studio manager blending in at Goddard Center
The Goddard Center has added a new face to serve as the arts studio manager and head its education outreach.
Celebrating a century: AHS Band turns 100 years old
The Ardmore High School Band is celebrating a milestone birthday this year. The band program is turning 100 years old and special events will be taking place all year long in recognition of its history.
A new home for Ardmore Police Department: Groundbreaking held Monday morning
For those standing on S. Washington Street, the dream of seeing a new home for the Ardmore Police Department become a reality was cause for celebration.
Column: Positive takeaways from Plainview football’s OT setback
Sometimes a squad faces adversity early in the season and in heartbreaking fashion.
United Way kicks off 2025 campaign: Goal for this year set at $1.3 million
The United Way of South Central Oklahoma fundraising campaign is officially underway.