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Ardmore schools salvage band competition after Ada tornado
March 14, 2025
County updates FMLA leave policy without major changes
Raising The Bar At Ardmore City Schools
Murray State College reaches $18M goal for Ardmore nurse education facility
This Week in Ardmore: March 7, 2025
Winter retreat provides commission with in-depth city updates

Dickson Public Schools, Education, Government, Healdton City Hall, News, Springer City Hall, Velma-Alma Public Schools, Wilson City Hall

Local, school board elections underway, early voting ends Friday

Voters in several Carter County towns and school districts head to the polls on Tuesday for local elections.

Michael D. Smith

March 31, 2023
News

Push begins for county fairground, arena

A group of area residents made their first public proposal for a county fairgrounds and arena for local shows and events

Michael D. Smith

March 29, 2023
County Government, Government, News

County maintenance building, firefighting gear approved by commission

ARDMORE – County commissioners have signed off on the final part of an overhaul for some facilities, and other action saw firefighting equipment upgrades for…

Michael D. Smith

March 27, 2023
Government, News

County delegation sees bills advance through Legislature

Reps. Tammy Townley (R-Lone Grove) and Josh Cantrell (R-Kingston) along with Sen. Jerry Alvord (R-Wilson) are each sponsoring bills currently moving through the Oklahoma legislative…

Michael D. Smith

March 24, 2023
Ardmore City Hall, Government, News

Rose Hill Cemetery to offer urn inurnment with columbarium

ARDMORE – Space for the cremated remains of up to 48 people at a city cemetery was given final approval by the Ardmore City Commission…

Michael D. Smith

March 21, 2023
County Government, Government, News

Old highway materials to be recycled at lower cost

The county received about 8,000 tons of concrete from the US-70 project that must be crushed before storage and reuse.

Michael D. Smith

February 13, 2023
County Government, Government

Commercial lending mechanism not expanding to Carter County

The complex funding mechanism that is tied to a special assessment on tax records rather than a traditional lender was ultimately rejected for Carter County.

Michael D. Smith

January 31, 2023

Top Stories

County Government, Government, News

County approves cremation of indigent remains, receives update on lawsuits

Michael D. Smith

March 7, 2025

The remains of two people from Carter County will be cremated at half the price previously paid by the county More

A/C units approved during special meeting of county commission

March 15, 2024
Athletic, agriculture facilities target of $12.8 million Dickson school bond proposal

March 13, 2024
Private cemetery, indigent remains among commission considerations

March 11, 2024
County agrees to build brush truck for Tatums FD

March 4, 2024
New hires bring hopes of renewed activity at county extension office

March 1, 2024

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Your government: Carter County Commission

Michael D. Smith

April 27, 2022

Many people know who represents them in Washington, D.C., but fewer know who represents them in OKC. From…

Read More: Your government: Carter County Commission
County Government, Government, News

County commission approves new warning siren

Michael D. Smith

August 19, 2019

Editor’s Note: This story was the author’s independent journalism from 2019 and originally published on their personal website.…

Read More: County commission approves new warning siren

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County agrees to build brush truck for Tatums FD

March 4, 2024
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