Bennington
Bennington, OK · Municipal
okcfox.com
'No attempt for repair': Some Wayne residents without water due to leaking water line
WAYNE, Okla. (KOKH) — Some people in Wayne are without water, and say they do not know if and when they will have running water again. "We didn't have any warning," Justina Reaves said. The Reaves family lives in Wayne but outside of city limits. They are on city...
KXII.com
Ardmore replaces aging storm sirens across the city
ARDMORE, Okla. (KXII) - Ardmore is replacing all 17 of its storm sirens and adding one at Regional Park. Amber Wilson, Ardmore’s emergency management director, said the sirens are being replaced because of their age. “They get harder to find parts for because they are a little outdated. Our...
mariettamonitor.com
ODOT clears up sidewalk confusion
Misleading information regarding the sidewalk construction along Highway 32/Main Street in Marietta has led to confusion and questions regarding the project. Oklahoma Department of Transportation Resident Engineer Josue Olguin, Ardmore, offered some clarifications. “The scope of the project has not changed. All of the changes are making the sidewalks ADA...
kswo.com
Service After the Uniform: Army veteran revives struggling VFW post
DUNCAN / MARLOW, Okla. (KSWO) - An Army veteran who joined VFW Post 1192 in search of disability guidance is now credited with rebuilding the post after it had dwindled to a handful of members. William Schmidt III joined the New Jersey Army National Guard in 2003 as an M1...
KXII.com
Ardmore recall petition open for signatures as commissioners weigh covering Flock cameras
ARDMORE, Okla. (KXII) - A petition seeking the recall of four Ardmore commissioners is now open for signatures. Petition backers need more than 1,000 signatures to remove the commissioners. The push follows a vote to renew the city’s Flock contract last month. “I don’t want to be tracked and...
marlowreview.com
Marlow’s 2026 road project to begin Sept. 15
The City of Marlow is preparing to begin its 2026 Road Project, a more than $640,000 investment that will bring patching and asphalt resurfacing to several streets across the community through early next year. Schiralli Construction of Wilson was awarded the contract after submitting the low bid for the project....
kswo.com
Duncan fire officials release details on fire that displaced several residents
DUNCAN, Okla. (KSWO) - Duncan fire officials have released new details on the fire that sent several people to a shelter at the Stephens County Fairgrounds. Fire crews were called to the Duncan Plaza Apartments last night. This fire was out by the time they arrived, and the fire suppression...
bryancountypatriot.com
Water line shutdown on Thursday
Please be reminded that the scheduled water line shutdown will take place today, Thursday, September 17, from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. to allow for necessary work. • West side of N. First Ave., from Gerlach to the First Street Apartments. • South side of Gerlach Street, from First Ave....
KXII.com
Old Ardmore High School apartment plan clears first hurdle
ARDMORE, Okla. (KXII) - The old Ardmore High School building on North Washington Street has sat empty for decades. The owner is now asking the city for a conditional use permit to turn it into apartments. “She wants to have multi-family living in it. 36 apartment units is what’s proposed...
marlowreview.com
Prospera Realty Group welcomed to downtown Marlow with ribbon cutting
The Marlow Chamber of Commerce welcomed Prospera Realty Group to its new downtown location with a Mornings in Marlow gathering and official ribbon cutting. The event was hosted by Prospera Realty Group Managing Broker and Owner Leah Eary at the company’s office, 327 W. Main St., and brought together members of the local business community, clients, friends and other supporters.
newschannel6now.com
Nocona residents raise concerns over idea of data center
NOCONA, Texas (KAUZ) - A rally of over 50 residents formed at the Mary Beckman Davis Downtown Park in Nocona, concerned about the idea of a data center coming to the area. The worry stems from the mayor’s posts on X, commenting on the amount of cash and jobs coming from a data center deal from a county outside of Texas.
southwestledger.news
Former lawmaker discusses AI, ethical issues
DUNCAN - Artificial intelligence will never be completely safe, but its developers and users can take steps to make it safer, said an expert on national security, energy policy and American politics. “Really, the question is, ‘How do we design a society that does try to make it as safe...