Officials say that the Saturn 1B Rocket at the Ardmore Welcome Center has deteriorated over the years and the damage is too significant for repairs and could pose safety issues if left in place.
State Rep. Andy Whitt who chairs the House Committee on Economic Development and Tourism believes this is a chance for the state to create a new landmark that can withstand the test of time.
State Rep. Danny Crawford says that $980,000 of taxpayer money was set aside in the 2023 fiscal year for the rocket.
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