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Oklahoma Pecan Festival brings families to Depot Park in Ardmore
ARDMORE, Okla. (KXII) - The Oklahoma Pecan Festival brought families to Depot Park in Ardmore on Saturday to celebrate the pecan industry’s roots in southern Oklahoma. The event featured pecan vendors, food trucks, live music and classic cars. The festival also included bounce houses, barbecue and a baking contest.
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Three Texoma firefighters compete in Mustache Madness for No-Shave November
ADA, Okla. (KXII) - The Oklahoma State Firefighters Association is hosting its annual Mustache Madness competition for No-Shave November, and three local firefighters are in the running. The firefighters are Drew Dibler of Ada Fire, Victor Pryor of Healdton Fire and Jarrett Hankins of Lone Grove. Round one of voting...
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Duncan residents’ line Main Street for Veterans Day parade
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - AMVETS Post 11 and Main Street Duncan hosted a Veterans Day Parade at 10 a.m. along Main Street. People came out to wave flags, watch community members and organizations go by and show appreciation for the sacrifices veterans have made. For many at the parade, Veterans...
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Asher Braces for Two Weeks With Little or No Water Starting Nov. 30
Residents of Asher, Oklahoma are being warned to start stocking up on water now, with town officials saying low or no water pressure could hit the community for up to two weeks beginning Nov. 30. The disruption stems from planned repairs to the Atoka waterline that feeds the Macomb Water plant, and officials are urging households to conserve and ration what they have while the work is underway.
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Asher residents warned of possible water outages for two weeks starting Nov. 30
ASHER, Okla. - Residents in Asher could experience low water pressure or a complete loss of water service for two weeks beginning Nov. 30, 2026, as crews repair a waterline serving the Macomb water plant. According to a notice from the town of Asher, the Atoka waterline that supplies the...
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Pontotoc Technology Center line work students train with new equipment
ADA, Okla. (KXII) - Future lineworkers at the Pontotoc Technology Center in Ada are training with new trucks, towers and safety gear paid for by the American Rescue Plan Act’s Broadband Grant. The grant awarded was $665,680 and PTC has finally used all of the money for the equipment....