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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.
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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...
mariettamonitor.com
Council approves road work; Flock cameras gone soon
Despite vocal comments on social media regarding the Flock cameras which had been installed earlier this summer, their days of use are now numbered. City Council met Tuesday to discuss when the company would come to remove the cameras, but there was no one in attendance to hear the out come, according to Scott Chaney, city manager.
KXII.com
Flock cameras to be discussed at upcoming Ardmore City Commission meeting amid backlash
ARDMORE, Okla. (KXII) - The future of flock cameras in Ardmore will be discussed at the September 21 City Commission meeting. The city said that the possibility of letting residents vote on the issue will be discussed. It comes following a petition was launched to recall city commissioners that voted to renew the city’s flock contract in August.
kswo.com
AMVETS Post 11 remembrance ceremony honors those lost
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - Community members gathered at AMVETS Post 11 in Duncan for a remembrance ceremony honoring the lives lost, the first responders who answered the call and the sacrifices that followed. Organizers say coming together starts with listening, including hearing the stories of those who remember getting the...