Ada — Students from Willard Grade Center line up earlier this spring to sign their names on a beam that will be installed in East Central University’s new business school and conference center which can be seen in the background. Wendell Godwin, back left, dean of ECU’s School of Business, and ECU President John Hargrave are shown with students, from left to right, Jarred Bailey, Emily Ford, Veronica Phillips, Kortni McNutt, Rhyle Sutton, Presley Hayes, Kendal Nickerson, Mitchell Galbreaith, Trayron Miller, Braden Henderson and Rylee Gray.
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Students from Willard Grade Center line up earlier this spring to sign their names on a beam that will be installed in East Central University’s new business school and conference center which can be seen in the background. Wendell Godwin, back left, dean of ECU’s School of Business, and ECU President John Hargrave are shown with students, from left to right, Jarred Bailey, Emily Ford, Veronica Phillips, Kortni McNutt, Rhyle Sutton, Presley Hayes, Kendal Nickerson, Mitchell Galbreaith, Trayron Miller, Braden Henderson and Rylee Gray.
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Once again, a malfunctioning taillight led to a traffic stop that resulted in more serious charges for an Ada resident Monday morning.
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Holcim donates software to Boys & Girls Club of Ada
The Holcim (US) Inc. Ada plant, located in Ada, has partnered with The Boys & Girls Club of Ada in an education initiative to improve local math scores.
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Planning Ada right ... together - second meeting
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Storm causes little damage in Ada area
Monday night brought rain and hail to Pontotoc County, but the storm did not cause any major damage.
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Harrowing scene inside grade school destroyed by tornado
Kelly Law and other teachers marshaled students into the main hallway and central bathrooms at Plaza Towers Elementary School just before Monday’s tornado ripped apart the building with winds up to 200 mph.
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Wintersmith Lake hosts Chickasaw boaters
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ACT II takes applications for drama camp
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Lighthorse SWAT team finishes third in competition
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Vintage 22 wins Oklahoma Main Street award
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