Grove Sun

12/11/2025

BancFirst in Grove, OK is excited to be part of the Oklahoma Holiday Gift Guide. Visit reidnewspapers.com to register for a chance to win $4,000 in Christmas Cash.

12/10/2025

Proceeds benefit Kaylee's House. Delaware County's first ever sober living house for women, including women with children and pregnant women.

12/10/2025

In the weeks leading up to Thanksgiving, INTEGRIS Health was celebrating one of their most beloved traditions, the annual Turkey Toss. This year, they distributed 7,820 turkeys across the INTEGRIS Health metro system, with an additional 1,759 turkeys for caregivers in Enid, Grove, Miami, Ponca City, and Woodward.

In the true spirit of the season, many caregivers once again chose to donate their turkeys. Thanks to their generosity, INTEGRIS Health provided 1,548 turkeys to local charities and partner organizations. Read the full story in Friday's Grove Sun.

12/10/2025

Paid for by Gentner Drummond for Governor 2026.

12/10/2025

12/10/2025

Featured in this Friday's issue of the Grove Sun: Grove Masonic Lodge #187 holds its installation of officers.

12/10/2025

Visit the Grove Chamber of Commerce for all the upcoming Holiday events.

12/10/2025

A Grove man is in federal custody on charges of producing child sexual abuse materials involving a one-year-old child. A federal grand jury indicted Adrian Parker Gaines, 38, on charges of production, possession, and receipt and distribution of child po*******hy. Authorities say, Gaines confessed to producing, receiving, and distributing child sexual abuse materials.

Among the files recovered by the FBI were screenshots “(that) revealed the exchange of numerous videos and images depicting children being sexually abused,” the nine-page criminal complaint states. Read the full story in yesterday's issue of the Grove Sun.

12/10/2025

A candlelight ceremony was held at the Angel of Hope statue at Lendonwood Gardens on Saturday, Dec. 6. The ceremony was led by Lendonwood President Pauline Hale and is designed to remember lost loved ones, especially children.

According to Carolyn Williams, one of the committee of three who were responsible for establishing the Angel of Hope statue to Grove, the statue was first introduced to the world in the international best-selling book and television movie "The Christmas Box," written in 1993, by Richard Paul Evans. The Original Angel of Hope statue, inspired by the book, was dedicated on Dec. 6, 1994, in Utah.

At Lendonwood, the ceremony included prayers and music by Trinity Church Pastor Robert Carter who sang the traditional hymn, “Holy Ground.” Guests were invited to read messages of hope. Several spoke out about the loss of a child. Read the full story in yesterday's issue of the Grove Sun.

12/10/2025

America's Outdoor Adventure Park
presents the 12 Day of Christmas Starting December
13th. Weather you have a 4-seater or a 40-seater it is
just $20 to drive though.

12/09/2025

Brothers Jewelers in Grove, OK is excited to be part of the Oklahoma Holiday Gift Guide. Visit reidnewspapers.com to register for a chance to win $4,000 in Christmas Cash.