Drury Vaughan is a journalist for Gray Television, Inc., focusing on local news in Ardmore, Oklahoma. With a passion for community reporting, Drury covers a wide range of topics including local events, community initiatives, and issues affecting the residents of Ardmore.
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Published Oct. 17, 2024 at 2:20 AM GMT+2 | Updated moments ago
ARDMORE, Okla. (KXII) - Ardmore Police Sergeant Jake Glazener says the shooting took place on the 600 block of A street NW Monday evening. He says one person was shot but was treated on scene and released.
This year's theme is The Beatles, featuring over 300 pieces of inspired artwork based on classic hits from the band like The Yellow Submarine, Strawberry Fields Forever, and Here Comes the Sun.
By: Drury Vaughan
On Friday, Madill fourth and fifth graders learned various ways they can protect their environment with the Marshall County Conservation District.
By: Drury Vaughan
On Monday, an escort of Patriot Guard Riders, American Iron Riders and the Oklahoma Highway Patrol began the two hour journey from Oklahoma City to bring Corporal Barry Straughn to the Seaman First Class Billy Turner Veterans Cemetery in Ardmore.
TISHOMINGO, Okla. (KXII) - Murray State College celebrated the completion of phase one of the Beames Field House renovation with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Tuesday.
By: Drury Vaughan
Oklahoma representative Tammy Townley says Senate Bill 1200 aims to eliminate daylight saving time and would keep Oklahomans from changing their clocks twice a year.
ARDMORE, Okla. (KXII) - Jason Woydziak with the Ardmore Fire Department says despite some much needed rainfall across Texoma late Wednesday night, it's still not safe to burn yet.
By: Drury Vaughan
Two candidates are on the ballots for Pontotoc County Sheriff, current Undersheriff Arnold Scott and retired Ada police officer Jason Potter.
By: Drury Vaughan
Carter County Election Board secretary Diane Hall says last week’s early voting period set record breaking participation numbers county-wide.
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