5 things to do this weekend
The 2025 Red, White & Boom 4th of July Fireworks Show at Lake Murray will be Friday evening. It is open to the public with free parking at the R.C. Flying Field launch site. Remember to keep the drones at home.
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Having a blast: Lone Grove Band raising money with fireworks stand
Right beneath this article, you can read all about how shooting off fireworks is illegal within Ardmore City Limits. However, if you live outside the city or plan on celebrating with friends or relatives outside the city, you may want to consider heading west to buy yours.
Operation Pride playing catchup: Rain, spring cleaning puts service behind schedule
The volume of spring cleaning and heavy rainfall has created a backlog for Operation Pride.
Fighting baby abandonment: Baby box dedicated at Fire Station No. 2
Ardmore added its name to the list of cities in Oklahoma and throughout the nation who have a Safe Haven Baby Box.
Plainview hires Sunny Golloway as baseball coach
Sunny Golloway’s coaching résumé includes eight seasons at Oklahoma, highlighted by a trip to the 2010 College World Series.
A show worth melting for: ALT Summer Youth Theatre presents “Disney’s Frozen Jr.”
The recent hot, steamy days have us all longing to retreat into a magical ice palace.
5 things to do this weekend
Be among those who head to Marvin’s Place Art Gallery to ear Brandon Birdwell. Birdwell will perform in the Listening Room from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
A glimpse into the aftermath: Former Oklahoma County Sheriff discusses Terry Nichols’ time in his jail
Keeping inmates safe from the threat of vigilantism — either from other inmates or the public at large — is a concern at any correctional facility. The threat level only grows with the infamy of the inmate, and inmates don’t get more infamous than Terry Nichols, a co-conspirator in the Oklahoma City bombing.
Ardmore Art Adventure makes debut Saturday: Downtown to host free family friendly event
A new family friendly event is coming to the downtown district this weekend.
Martin left his mark at Two Frogs: Long-time employee celebrates retirement
It is a bittersweet week for Two Frogs.