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Free strength and balance classes for Ardmore seniors

More remote health care options in southern Oklahoma

AARP Oklahoma has funded two new telehealth pods in Sulphur and Tishomingo.

Fun weekend planned in Ardmore for kids, families fighting cancer

Parker Memorial Library Summer Reading Program

New SEOLS Bookmobile arrives in McAlester

Something new has been added to the Southeast Oklahoma Library System — a state-of-the-art Bookmobile which includes a wrap-around design and other features.

Love County Library and Parker Memorial Library selected for national NASA@ My Library STEAM programming initiative

Champion Public Library to Host Superhero Back-to-School Bash

Champion Public Library to Host Superhero Back-to-School Bash

'The Ten Thousand Doors of January' discussed at Champion Public Library's July Book Club

Strength and Flexibility Class Offered at Champion Public Library

Strength and Flexibility Class Offered at Champion Public Library The Daily Ardmoreite Join the Champion Public Library for a course to improve strength and flexibility! The class will take place at 2 p.m. Tuesday’s and Wednesday’s beginning June 15 through July 7. Participants must call and register to reserve a spot; class size is limited (580) 223-3164.  This exercise class is designed to help adults become stronger and improve flexibility. The movements taught in class focus on specific exercises to improve strength, stability, and power around the ankle, knee, and hip joints, while improving your reaction time. This class is designed for fall prevention and is suitable for nearly every fitness level. 

OKC center, founded by Ardmore native, finalist for nonprofit award

The Daily Ardmoreite When the Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits last month announced finalists for their annual statewide awards, Ardmore was directly represented in the award’s “community” category by the Southern Oklahoma Library System. As it turns out, a finalist in the award’s “education” category also has a direct connection to Ardmore.  Amy Young was still travelling from the Oklahoma City area back to her hometown almost weekly before the pandemic. Even now she keeps up with the community through friends and family but stays busy with her nonprofit organization SixTwelve in Oklahoma City.   The organization focuses on community education through arts and sustainability and during the pandemic has limited its scope to PreK classes and outdoor meetings. SixTwelve is also the realization of Young’s childhood dream to have a schoolhouse when she grew up.