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.
Dozens were in Central Park last weekend to show support for the local immigrant community, the Sneed Volunteer Fire Department will soon add a new-ish vehicle to their fleet, and Ardmore is celebrating Black History Month.
Ballots are set for the April 1 local elections, Ardmore fire will get a new set of the “jaws of life,” Ardmore’s military museum inducted three new members to their Hall of Honor, and the Ardmore Development Authority wants your input on the future of local industry.
Widespread illness this week has caused schools across the county to cancel events and move to virtual learning, while volunteer fire departments learned they’ll soon be getting updated protective equipment. Plus we’ll hear updates from the Carter County Commission’s tour of the county jail and have a conversation with Ardmore Leader cofounders Connor Choate and Michael D. Smith. The Schedule will feature events coming up in town next week, and also learn how listeners can Sound Off on a future episode of the podcast.