This Week In Ardmore

Local groups are getting ready for another year of back-to-school events, state public health officials are monitoring a foodborne illness outbreak, and Ardmore just celebrated 139 years as a southern Oklahoma hub.

This episode of This Week in Ardmore is sponsored by Ardmore Antiques Emporium Mall, 105 East Main Street in downtown Ardmore.

Repairs to City Lake dam had some major unexpected price hikes, retired Ardmore firefighters are being called to help archive local history, and the city’s parks department will be wrapping up July with a water balloon fight.

This episode of This Week in Ardmore is sponsored by Ardmore Antiques Emporium Mall, 105 East Main Street in downtown Ardmore.

The Plainview school day just got 10 minutes longer, students there can also expect some construction projects when school starts next month, and a new peanut variety is available for local producers.

This episode of This Week in Ardmore is sponsored by Ardmore Antiques Emporium Mall, 105 East Main Street in downtown Ardmore.

Ardmore has an acting city manager and a solid waste agreement, two locals are bringing their own flavor of a popular fitness race to town, and the local arts community is mourning the loss of one of their youngest and brightest stars.

Plus: The Schedule includes details about enrollment dates and requirements for Ardmore City Schools families.

This episode of This Week in Ardmore is sponsored by Ardmore Antiques Emporium Mall, 105 East Main Street in downtown Ardmore.

An Ardmore Leader investigation into the Flock Safety network of cameras and gunshot detectors found little local oversight to prevent misuse of the system and a vast majority of local searches conducted by agencies outside of Ardmore.

This episode of This Week in Ardmore is sponsored by Ardmore Antiques Emporium Mall, 105 East Main Street in downtown Ardmore.

Ardmore schools are preparing for spending cuts, one city commissioner had plenty of questions about rising costs for construction of a new police station, and an Ardmore woman is still in her Congressional race.

This episode of This Week in Ardmore is sponsored by Ardmore Antiques Emporium Mall, 105 East Main Street in downtown Ardmore.

A new contract for Plainview teachers means more money in their pockets, a Juneteenth block party in Ardmore is about one week away, and the FIFA World Cup is here to hopefully bring people together.

This episode of This Week in Ardmore is sponsored by Ardmore Antiques Emporium Mall, 105 East Main Street in downtown Ardmore.

The city’s looking into mysterious interference from an electronic device during private discussions, local theater productions brought home titles from the Kelli O’Hara Awards, and Ardmore is gearing up for Juneteenth.

Plus: after a high profile story about a closed-door meeting of the Ardmore City Commission, Ardmore Leader News Director Michael Dean Smith breaks down “executive session” and why public bodies can have private conversations.

This episode of This Week in Ardmore is sponsored by Ardmore Antiques Emporium Mall, 105 East Main Street in downtown Ardmore.

A budget has been approved for the city’s upcoming fiscal year, a plan to widen a portion of U.S. Highway 70 means relocating underground utilities, and some teacher rehires at Ardmore schools were approved after a slight delay.

This episode of This Week in Ardmore is sponsored by Ardmore Antiques Emporium Mall, 105 East Main Street in downtown Ardmore.

Ardmore’s animal shelter need to replace dog kennels that are deteriorating, a local group has been established to protect quail habitats, and there’s a new face in charge of the Ardmore Main Street Authority.

This episode of This Week in Ardmore is sponsored by Ardmore Antiques Emporium Mall, 105 East Main Street in downtown Ardmore.