This Week In Ardmore

Constant rain has left much of Ardmore a soggy mess, the area’s public radio station worries that funding cuts could hurt southern Oklahoma, and teens have some resources to help them make good decisions as graduation season kicks off.

We also have other news stories from Across the Wires, including the trial of attorney Jason May and an update on a proposed hydrogen plant.

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

Plainview school board members want to know more about the district’s grading scale, Ardmore’s movie theater has been mostly spared from huge messes tied to one particular movie scene, and the founders of a community garden believe there is Strength in Numbers.

Some new parking will be coming for the Carter County Courthouse, and we’ll also introduce you to Ardmore financial adviser Cody Steele to a new segment where we look at a financial market snapshot which includes some local stocks of interest.

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

County commissioners are staying focused on road projects and equipment, the Ardmore Airpark is one step closer to remaining in its own tax district, Southern Tech will be upgrading computers and A/V equipment, and Ardmore’s public library is getting ready for summer while major maintenance is underway.

In The Junction, learn about the wheels of local government at the city and county level.

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

Most Ardmore voters wanted more of the same after local elections, Ardmoreites have gotten their first look at the city’s master plan for downtown, and a proposed lending mechanism for large commercial projects is still being scrutinized.

The Ardmore school district is cooperating with a police investigation after an employee was accused of inappropriate conduct.

And the Ardmore Beautification Council stops by The Junction to talk about one way to recycle some of your household waste.

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

Ardmoreites have gotten their first look at the city’s economic strategic plan, early voting has kicked off local elections, and the airpark fire department plans on appealing an insurance claim that was denied.

Learn about the Strong Dads program and how it’s more than just parenting tips, and catch up with BOTH candidates for the Plainview school board in an extended edition of The Junction.

Plus catch up on a few things happening around town in the next few days.

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

Hunters and anglers in Ardmore will see a price hike for some of their permits, the county commission has approved a road plan for the next five years, and the Sunset Drive improvement project has a new completion date.

Plus in The Junction this week is David Leu, the Southern Tech school board members running for reeelction on April 1, as he explains why he should keep his seat on the board.

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

Some teamwork at Ardmore City Schools saved a regional band competition after a tornado ripped through Ada, and one county commissioner wants to set the record straight about a particular road improvement project.

Ardmore Leader also continues local election coverage in The Junction with Jack Jones, who is challenging SoTech board member David Leu for that Zone 2 seat.

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

Ardmore officials have gotten their annual in-depth look at the state of the city, Murray State College has reached a goal for major construction at its Ardmore campus, and speed limits on parts of Highway 70 will soon see changes.

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

The county health department is getting ready to bring their mobile wellness unit back to Ardmore, voters need to be registered by next week if they want to cast a ballot in local elections, and the overnight shelter for unhoused Ardmoreites is looking to reopen its doors.

Plus: Ardmore City Commision candidate Scott Stahl stops by The Junction to talk about why he’s running for the commission.

CLARIFICATION: The Carter County Health Department has a community health worker on staff, their bimonthly visits are with a community health worker at the Grace Center.

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

Cold weather dominated as schools and offices figured out how to cope, Plainview school officials are looking toward the future of a growing student body, and HFV Wilson Community Center needs your help to expand their facilities and offerings.

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