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Ardmore Chamber of Commerce announce replacement for president and CEO
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Nancy Sjulin appointed to Ardmore city commission
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Guest column: Ardmore s time to shine
The Daily Ardmoreite
This week is definitely Ardmore’s “Time to Shine”!
Wednesday, the Ardmore Development Authority will join Congressman Tom Cole, Governor Bill Anoatubby of the Chickasaw Nation, state and community leaders to announce a new project at the Ardmore Industrial Airpark. This project is the culmination of extensive work by multiple partners to realize the potential of the Airpark as a multimodal transportation hub.
Projects such as the one at the Airpark are the result of commitment by community leaders to ensure Ardmore is poised to compete with continued investment in infrastructure, buildings and an aggressive marketing campaign. The announcement on Wednesday is just the beginning! This effort is bolstered by additional funding from grant applications, appropriations and private investment. The partnership with the City of Ardmore has already resulted in the rehabilitation of existing sewer infrastructure and the impen
Anderson named Vice President of the Ardmore Development Authority
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Springer resident Leslie (Larsen) Kutz has been appointed by Governor Kevin Stitt as a new member of the Murray State College Board of Regents. Kutz, who succeeds outgoing member Frank Johnson who served on the college s governing board for 14 years, will serve a seven-year term ending in June 2028.
A lifelong resident of Southern Oklahoma and a proud member of the Chickasaw Nation, Kutz is a graduate of Wynnewood High School and Murray State College and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in social work at the University of Oklahoma. She currently serves as the executive director of Ardmore Family Literacy, a nonprofit that works with adults in need of a high school equivalency diploma.