This Week In Ardmore

Ardmore Leader
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This Week In Ardmore is a weekly podcast from Ardmore Leader to provide a weekly roundup of local news, feature timely interviews and exclusive reporting, give listeners a chance to voice their thoughts, and prepare you for the week ahead in southern Oklahoma.

  1. 6D AGO

    TWiA - February 6, 2026

    Plans to improve multiple Ardmore streets moved forward this week, local ballots are set for the April 7 election, and Ardmore High School’s production of a Tony-Award winning story takes us to the spelling bee this weekend. Want to see and hear your local business featured on Ardmore’s original news and public affairs podcast every week? Call (580) 319-9688 for find out how!

    25 min

  2. JAN 30

    TWiA - January 30, 2026

    Winter weather walloped Ardmore with ice, snow, and single-digit temperatures, city candidate hopefuls can file for an at-large city commission seat next week, and the Ardmore fire department will be getting some updated gear. Plus: Ardmore Leader announces a longtime area publisher as as part owner of Ardmore’s only locally owned newsroom. Want to see and hear your local business featured on Ardmore’s original news and public affairs podcast every week? Call (580) 319-9688 for find out how!

    20 min

  3. JAN 23

    TWiA - January 23, 2026

    City leaders hope a proposed 1-cent sales tax will generate more revenue for street repairs, Plainview is asking voters for a $41 million bond package, and the Ardmore High School art teacher just got $500 for a new lesson. Want to see and hear your local business featured on Ardmore’s original news and public affairs podcast every week? Call (580) 319-9688 for find out how!

    26 min

  4. JAN 16

    TWiA - January 16, 2026

    School boards in Ardmore are mulling April bond proposals, Southern Tech is watching a petition to remove some property taxes, and Ardmore is getting ready for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day next week. Plus, some Ardmore cell phones weren’t very functional on Wednesday, and city commissioners are expected to ask voters to approve a new city sales tax. NOTE (Jan. 17): an error was discovered after recording this week’s episode. Incorrect reporting on the scheduled special meeting of the Ardmore City Schools Board of Education on Thursday, Jan. 22, has been removed. Ardmore Leader regrets the error. Want to see and hear your local business featured on Ardmore’s original news and public affairs podcast every week? Call (580) 319-9688 for find out how!

    39 min

  5. JAN 9

    TWiA - January 9, 2026

    Panhandlers and others standing in Ardmore medians will now need safety apparel, a controversial cell phone tower near Plainview will be erected, and county commissioners are pleased with the upkeep of the county jail. Want to see and hear your local business featured on Ardmore’s original news and public affairs podcast every week? Call (580) 319-9688 for find out how!

    27 min

  6. JAN 2

    TWiA - January 2, 2026

    The city is facing a discrimination lawsuit filed by a former police officer, an indoor swimming option has reopened in Ardmore, and the county is taking another shot at replacing windows at the county administration building. Plus, the community is getting ready to celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day with a parade and mass youth choir. Want to see and hear your local business featured on Ardmore’s original news and public affairs podcast every week? Call (580) 319-9688 for find out how!

    19 min

  7. 12/19/2025

    TWiA - December 19, 2025

    New traffic signals are coming to 12th Avenue and Kiowa Street, Ardmore police are getting a new armored vehicle, and we’ll take a look at some of the other big stories of the year in our final podcast of 2025. Want to see and hear your local business featured on Ardmore’s original news and public affairs podcast every week? Call (580) 319-9688 for find out how!

    18 min

  8. 12/12/2025

    TWiA - December 12, 2025

    Plainview schools will keep their superintendent, an Ardmore school board member talks about what she’s learned during her first two years on the board, excessive groundwater has delayed repairs beneath Holiday Drive, and a Charles Evans Elementary teacher received the first Project: Leader award. Want to see and hear your local business featured on Ardmore’s original news and public affairs podcast every week? Call (580) 319-9688 for find out how!

    33 min
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This Week In Ardmore is a weekly podcast from Ardmore Leader to provide a weekly roundup of local news, feature timely interviews and exclusive reporting, give listeners a chance to voice their thoughts, and prepare you for the week ahead in southern Oklahoma.

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