Edmond, OK News

• Edmond, OK News
• Memorial Day concert features Guthrie teen
• Edmond Chamber Taking Donations For Annual Auction
• Leadership Edmond Class XXVIII Applications Are Now Available
• Edmond Area Chamber Of Commerce Campaign Sets Records
• $6.8B budget crosses final hurdle
• Santa Fe principal resigns
• Hollywood dreams do come true: Edmondite develops film, music career
• ASK A LAWYER: Trusts provide options for difficult heirs
• 5-26 Pets
• 5-26 Police and Fire
• Make-A-Wish Oklahoma hosts Lexus raffle
• Edmond youth are encouraged to make a difference
• Hiebert graduates from Field Artillery training
• Police: Comply with lake rules during holiday period
• 5-25 Pets
• 5-25 Police & Fire
• House, Senate deadlock on tax reform
• Senate denies museum bond money
• Cancer survivors graduate from LIVESTRONG at YMCA
• Extension offers junior master gardener workshop
• Local resident takes command of Tinker squadron
• Edmond’s deputy court clerks achieve state certification
• University of Oklahoma Outreach presents 2012 Summer Reading Programs
• Canterbury Choral Society presents Camp Canterbury this summer
• It's not just for seniors: Kindergartners, 5th-graders, 8th-graders graduate
• Plan to reduce state income tax stalls
• Gas price drop fuels Memorial Day travel
• Deer Creek to break ground on 5th elementary
• Shakespeare summer camp now enrolling
• Science Museum Oklahoma announces six weeks of ‘Did You Ever?’ Summer Camps
• Fine Arts Institute of Edmond offers summer fun
• Edmond pool contractor faces embezzlement charges
• Guard literally turns swords into plowshares
• DC School Board nixes hiring of outside negotiator
• Texas woman to stand trial in Guthrie homicide
• President says Joplin’s spirit a model for the nation
• Summer Movie Fun for kids is back at Harkins Bricktown 16 Theatres
• Edmond Parks and Recreation offers activities for the summer
• City welcomes Russian delegation
• OKC Memorial announces fundraising campaign
• Deer Creek administrators, teachers say goodbye
• City funding to social agencies to see slight uptick
• Camp DaKaNi signup begins
• Hearing to resume in Logan Co. murder case
• District releases candidate spending amounts
• Governor names Davies to employment commission
• Relative revives child at Arcadia Lake
• VIDEO: 'Ring of fire' solar eclipse
• Co-defendant pleads in 'Bicycle Bob' case
• Gospel transforms 'Edmond murder club'
• DA files charge in Edmond homicide
• Edmond graduates 95 valedictorians, 25 salutatorians
• 3 join OC board
• African American Men’s Health Summit set
• ASK A LAWYER: Older employees are protected by law
• Campbell Hotel recalls Tulsa’s art deco days
• Edmond Beautiful plans Spring Garden Tour
• Smiley graduates from basic military training
• Memorial seniors revisit grade school, bid good-bye to Chisholm teachers
• City of Edmond presents budget, 5-year plan
• Districts have nearly 100% pass rate on End of Instruction testing
• Police to enforce ‘Click It or Ticket’
• LU to honor distinguished alumni at Annual Banquet
• Edmond Memorial grad to enter Air Force Special Ops
• Edmond man wants personal watercraft on Arcadia Lake
• UPDATE: Defendant pleads guilty in 'Bicycle Bob' homicide
• City sales tax collections up
• Heat, cars can be deadly combination
• VIPs attend Chief's Prayer Breakfast in Edmond
• Firefighters turn up heat on lawmakers
• Edmond lawmaker defends abortion law
• Planning Commission OK's new Enclave apartments
• City of Edmond to repair parking areas at Hafer
• Council says yes to house-to-office rezoning
• ME identifies homicide victim
• Edmond to graduate more than 1,500 seniors
• Lawmaker seeks AG opinion in ME’s office issues
• Principal says goodbye
• Police: Senior pics part of Deer Creek burglary
• Police ID suspects in caretaker abuse incident
• Sam Noble Museum offers Brownie, Junior Girl Scout workshops
• Police: Senior pics part of Deer Creek burglary
• Grand jury to reconvene Tuesday
• Police continue homicide investigation
• Edmond North Orchestra plans spring concert
• 5-year-old raises herbs 'for her heart'
• Business tax worries legislators
• 40-year teaching veteran 1 of 53 to retire
• Educators, support personnel retire
• Magazine ranks Edmond's 3 high schools in state's top 10
• ASK A LAWYER: Why mediation can be a good thing
• Greyson Chance to be featured in new museum
• Firefighters test to be on rescue team
• Parent asks for more resources for schools’ nutrition program
• Firefighters, cities tussle over pension bill
• Guthrie-Edmond airport plans Community Day event
• Keller Williams brings RED Day event to Edmond
• City vehicles to benefit 'Food 4 Kids'
• Economists debate elimination of income tax
• St. Elizabeth students perform ‘Hamlet’
• OBN drop-off containers receive 8 tons of drugs
• Casady School gears up for 2nd Relay for Life
• Fallin enthusiastically endorses Romney
• Airport plans Community Day event
• Mad Mom March organizers invite participation
• Edmond hosts vehicle arson investigation class
• Edmond doctors lead new dermatology center
• Regional Food Bank director testifies before House committee
• Manning retires from OSSM
• Edmond SWATs the competition — again
• Candidates differ on Life at Conception Act
• City seeks input on parks plan
• Media mogul to serve as Langston University commencement speaker
• OU Medical Center Edmond, OU Physicians gear up for Ladies' Night
• Edmond romance writer catches Harlequin’s fancy
• County agriculture students awarded OSU scholarships
• UCO recognized for outstanding child abuse prevention program
• 'Cathouse' murder defendant pleads guilty
• Logan County Health Department offers mosquito dunks
• Orr Family Farm offers Mother’s Day fun
• Plan a family day at OSU’s Botanic Garden
• Edmond Chamber Announces Winners For Annual Golf Tournament
• Edmond arts festival opens
• Memorial graduate moves from stage to film
• Longtime Mennonite Brethren pastor retires
• 4th generation UCO family graduates today
• ASK A LAWYER: Open Meeting Act regulates different types of meetings
• Fallin signs severe weather ‘Good Samaritan’ law
• UCO ROTC officers make parents proud
• Volunteers help Grove Valley students plant aquatic vegetation
• Police find man chained inside Edmond home
• Autism walk set for Saturday
• Unemployment benefits bill awaits governor’s signature
• Planning Commission OK's residence-to-office rezoning
• Police plan to hire for 6 officer positions
• Leadership Edmond Class XXVII Graduates 32
• Sheriff’s association opens Edmond office
• Police: Victim escapes attempted murder-by-fire
• Feds indict Edmond woman in alleged health care fraud
• 5th District candidates differ on Pell grant funding
• Edmond’s MIDCON buys Tulsa data company
• I-35, Seward bridge work begins
• Accounts vary in alleged UCO student abduction
• Officials break ground on aquatics center
• OKC bombing spurs rescue dog certification
• Deputies make 28 DUI arrests at metro checkpoint
• A.G. joins national campaign to 'Stop the Texts'
• Gardening can help military families reconnect
• Murphey brings tech-savvy message to new Rotary club
• Oklahoma City bombing spurs rescue dog certification
• Local man runs to remember
• Fallin still eyes tax cuts
• Cops disperse pool party in Edmond
• Police arrest ‘intoxicated’ boat driver
• Police arrest 2 in kidnapping, robbery of UCO student
• Edmond WW II veterans to take 'honor flight'
• OKC fire major faces lewd acts complaint in Edmond
• Edmond Police make kidnapping arrest
• 113 exhibitors fill Arts Festival booths
• Kilpatrick widening project set to begin
• ‘Young at Heart’ senior prom set for June 1
• Seminar shows how to keep ponds healthy
• Officials remind motorists to buckle up
• Arni Anderson to exhibit at Fine Arts Institute
• Edmond Library seeks volunteers
• Guild, Lankford disagree on Medicare reform
• Walkers rally together to create a world free of MS
• Cancer rehabilitation importance emphasized
• Special Mother’s Day Health Screenings scheduled
• City moves to safeguard hotel investment
• UCO opens office to assist veterans
• Flags serve as reminder
• State Treasurer awards newborn $5,529 toward college
• Local experts dispel suicide myths
• Governor applauds Senate’s passage of tax reduction bill
• City of Edmond seeks public input for parks master plan
• Social media steps up in a time of crisis
• City seeks public input for parks master plan
• Officials promote work zone awareness week
• Hoteliers question I-35 project tax status
• Edmond man, air crew get medals for rescue
• Military court hears Edmond soldier’s appeal
• New Edmond cops hit city streets
• Council OKs I-35-Covell land buy
• Edmond residents gain suicide prevention skills
• Runway show raises awareness for MADD
• EFD honors firefighters in life-saving rescue
• Regional Food Bank seeks volunteers for May 12 Food Drive
• Locals donate building to Boys Ranch Town
• Edmond musician back home in Red Dirt Country
• Betz sets course for university’s future
• Edmond students stake their claim in Land Run
• Independent seeks 5th District seat
• Registration under way for annual Conference on Aging
• OKC Astronomy Club hosts star party April 28
• OC plants seedlings from OKC, NYC Survivor Trees
• OC presents first annual Eagle Fest
• Suicide Prevention Walk to spread awareness at UCO
• ASK A LAWYER: How to find the right lawyer
• Judge sentences Edmond counselor
• 2 to leave Planning Commission
• Speaker: Arab Spring had roots in human dignity
• Mehaffy: Universities are vulnerable to disruptions
• Weather Service alert saved lives in Woodward
• Hundreds gather to remember
• Weather Service alert saved lives in Woodward
• UCO speaker: Congress lacks will to solve problems
• Local businesses support Memorial Marathon
• Police seek person of interest in burglary
• Task force will review I-35 proposal
• Habitat for Humanity looking for a few good women, men
• SLIDESHOW: UCO, community celebrates Earth Day
• Applicant delays cell tower proposal
• Local Baha’is to commemorate holiest day
• Edmond church plans mission-related meal
• Edmond students comply with anti-texting pledge
• Officer sees distracted driving ‘epidemic’
• OC group screens award-winning slavery documentary
• UCO launches virtual housing tour
• Tales of survival from Woodward's deadly tornado
• Residents ready to rebuild
• UCO students experience a real cliff hanger
• Museum artifacts tell story
• OC to have 9-11, OKC bombing first
• Woodward tornado claims 6th victim
• UCO Alumni Association seeks 2012 nominations
• Astronaut to address OC Commencement
• Democracy Project founder part of UCO’s inaugural events
• Retirees rack up volunteer hours
• EPS recognizes 2012 ‘Teacher of the Year’
• Retailers eye I-35 proposal
• 5 local incumbents receive no election challengers
• 33 sworn in as CASAs
• ASK A LAWYER: Contract for deed not really a seller’s best friend
• Griffin takes oath of office in state Capitol ceremony
• Original 'Pioneer Boy' recalls '89er Day parade fame
• 4-H group bakes for Positive Tomorrows students
• Edmond Women’s Club gives $12,000 in scholarships
• LETTER: Webb reiterates need for ME’s office to move to Edmond
• LETTER: Thank you goes out to Sen. Treat
• OC honors benefactors with Harms Courtyard
• 'Bully' star now lives in Edmond
• Russian piano duo to perform at Armstrong
• Independent joins 5th District race
• Police charge juvenile in air gun incident
• N.W. corner of I-35, Covell likely spot for hotel center
• 60 coaches to work with school districts statewide
• First-day filers fill Election Board
• Schools adopt new evaluation methods
• Audition dates set for Summerstock musicals
• Martial arts center sponsors fundraiser for student
• Billboard obscuring Round Barn to be removed
• Police question 2 in ‘fake’ gun case
• UCO composer-in-residence creates 'snapshot' of inauguration
• City may buy into conference center
• State lauds Edmond, Deer Creek schools
• Guthrie-Edmond airport hires new manager
• UCO events will celebrate Earth Day
• Oklahoma Railway Museum trains run on 1st, 3rd Saturdays
• Santorum suspends presidential campaign
• City gains more sales tax
• Edmond fire personnel train for trench collapse
• Council staggers committee appointments
• Call for Oklahoma Poet Laureate nominations
• 12 to vie for Miss Hispanic UCO
• Turkish journalist Mustafa Akyol to speak in Edmond
• Rap legend-turned-pastor Rev. Run to appear at People’s Church
• Ecumenicals to meet in Oklahoma City
• Blair, Jolley disagree about ME funding
• Lankford sees bright energy future in U.S.
• State assists returning soldiers, their families
• Fallin gives GOP response
• State senator to speak at UCO event
• AAA seeks school safety award nominations
• North soccer team plans flower, plant fundraiser
• Oklahoma GOP plans State Convention
• Edmond schools look ahead to funding crunch
• UCO alumna creates scholarship for fallen soldier
• Police graduate 8 cadets
• Investigation of city official reaches 6-month point
• Volunteers can learn youth skills at workshop
• Audit rips state’s capital asset management structure
• ASK A LAWYER: Easier tracking may make privacy far different in future
• Pre-K, Kindergarten enrollment opens April 16
• School lunch prices will go up
• City prepares for April 23 suicide prevention summit
• UCO features public reading of poet Carolyne Wright
• Legislators fine tune cultural center plan
• Locals march, remember WWII Bataan heroes
• Recent rains drench Oklahoma Co. drought
• Body shop gains city approval for new building
• Griffin to represent Senate District 20
• UCO Police, Crime Stoppers offer reward for hit-and-run information
• EPS, UCO sign agreement for Wantland Stadium rental
• EPD tip leads to discovery of tragedy
• Lankford calls for strong families
• Fallin: State waiting on health care decision
• Council looks at $11M proposal
• Police seek alleged Walmart impostor, fraud suspect
• Fallin: State waiting on health care decision
• Police seek alleged Walmart impostor, fraud suspect
• Council looks at $11M proposal
• UCO hosts Sexual Assault Awareness Month events
• UCO to host French graphic novelist
• UCO provides Disability Week activities
• Edmond church welcomes GLBT community
• Police: Youth preservation efforts pay off in 2011
• Volunteers needed for annual Operation Clean Streets
• Fire scare prompts evacuation of Edmond school
• Deer Creek band making its mark
• Edmond resident undergoes first limb-lengthening procedure in U.S.
• Solving crimes is personal for Edmond cops
• Justices consider Fed GPS tracking
• Nursing students, OBI say, 'Be The Match'
• Goddard School students celebrate recycling
• UCO inauguration preparations reunite academic mace, designer
• Alumna filmmaker to screen new movie at UCO
• Former employee seeks county court clerk's office
• Edmond author buzzing about her new publishing company
• Edmond Rotary Club will feature Bob Barry Jr.
• Crooner Steve Tyrell to perform at UCO Jazz Lab
• Eureka Springs artist and television personality shows artwork at FrameMaster Gallery
• Veterans center dedicates OSU room
• MasterCard, VISA processor breach prompts warning
• Veteran’s center dedicates OSU room
• EARC, Different by Design provide home makeover
• Police release suspect info in Oak Tree home invasion
• City preps for Danforth widening in front of North
• City touts Arcadia Lake enforcement efforts
• EPD gets 'frag bag,' 'hot stick'
• Former Edmond theater student earns spot at L.A. acting academy
• UCO offers a first-hand look at life with disabilities
• 18% tax revenue increase no fluke, city official finds
• Teen girls more likely to text while driving
• OC presents free classical concert
• Blair looks to nation’s founding principles
• Edmond natives among UCO’s ADDY winners
• Nat. Guard soldiers return from Afghanistan
• Police ID Edmond area motorcycle crash victim
• Council reconsiders appointments
• Police seek suspects in Oak Tree home invasion
• John Ross students win regional science competition
• UCO Blue Ribbon Day works to prevent child abuse
• Fire causes $200K in damage
• Durant to launch charitable foundation
• 17th annual Easter Parade Pageant set in OKC
• UCO Wind Symphony performs new original composition
• Edmond students earn Law Day awards
• American Legion Post 111 to sponsor Scout Troop for disabled youth
• Students take in Mercy career day
• Touch-A-Truck event to benefit Food for Kids Backpack Program
• Edmond residents honored with DRS awards
• Local Christians prepare for Holy Week
• Touch-A-Truck event to benefit Food for Kids Backpack Program
• Edmond Kiwanis Clubs plans Pancake Day, silent auction
• Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin To Speak At April Edmond Chamber Luncheon
• Fire officials challenge Edmond youngsters
• ASK A LAWYER: Court looks at 4th Amendment case
• Edmond officers welcome home one of their own
• Edmond youth plans animal adoption carnival
• George and Donna Nigh named ONE Awards honorary co-chairs
• State agency honors late Edmond man
• More 45th soldiers to return Sunday
• SEC releases 12 investment tips for 2012
• Spring Sampler evening of art
• State representative to run for court clerk
• Edmond families welcome citizen soldiers
• Tip leads to arrest and weapons cache
• Cops to Edmond youth: The party’s over
• M.E.'s move to Edmond clears major hurdle
• Supporters, protesters turn out
• Sailor at Tinker greets president
• Edmond leaders react to president's 'all of the above' energy speech
• Genetic analysis from 'Minco mountain lion' confirms ties to South Dakota
• Energy debate intensifies as president visits state
• Mayor makes special delivery for Mobile Meals
• AAA survey reveals 'boost' in child car seat compliance
• Citizens to vote on removing governor from pardon, parole process
• Poll shows support for public safety policies
• Police log attempted drug fraud arrest
• Next group of Guard soldiers returns Thursday
• Hotel tax revenue up, but below projections
• Police: Edmond sees lowest crime rate in 10 years
• Cops arrest 1 after high-speed chase
• Suspect flees from cop, asks for 'a break'
• Police link homeless man to stolen items
• Jolley announces state Senate re-election bid
• UCO students serve near and far during spring break
• Edmond hospital pursues new helipad
• DC Teacher of the Year works to impact students' lives
• Familiar face announces departure
• Memorial service for Jeff Rice set for Saturday
• Whiz Kids 'like family' to UCO student
• Gaither band to perform at Crossings
• 3-20 Police & Fire
• Former Langston mayor runs for state Senate
• Centennial Kiwanis Club selects Memorial ‘Sophomore of Year’
• Anderson to demonstrate watercolor at art association meeting
• EPD’s Payne to speak to Kiwanis
• Centennial Kiwanis Club selects Memorial 'Sophomore of Year'
• 45th soldiers return in OKC ceremony
• Agency issues flash flood watch for Edmond area
• Memorial rolls out $475K for Swine Week
• Edmond church expands homeless ministry
• Aragon: Military has 'epidemic' of suicide
• Fairfax residents fight construction of new 'small' homes
• Mayor issues proclamation for Girl Scouts’ 100th anniversary
• Gov. Fallin announces appointments
• ASK A LAWYER: Determining negligence like navigating a labyrinth
• OCS students raise $57,443
• Edmond and Edmond Electric earn Tree City USA status
• Police: Don’t drink, drive on St. Patrick’s Day
• UCO ROTC cadets prep for competition
• WWF wizardry brings in $80,250
• Cheyenne Middle School receives outdoor classroom grant
• Police call Edmond shooting attempted ‘suicide by cop’
• Gov. Fallin announces appointments
• Edmond fire chief announces retirement
• City’s bus conversion to natural gas hits snag
• Student organizes fund drive
• UCO students sold on new sales lab
• City gets 2nd month of good revenue news
• Police shoot armed man at Bryant Square
• Santa Fe presents ‘Dirty Rotten Scoundrels’
• Massey joins City Council
• Parents call for head lice screening, parental notification
• Friends raise awareness of colon cancer
• Panel seeks changes in state seat belt law
• State welcomes National Guard troops home
• 2 men receive fines for soliciting in Edmond
• Deer Creek looks at ‘Late Start’ program for 2012
• Bulldogs fall to Union in state championship
• Lady Wolves beat Memorial for state title
• Swine Week kicks off ‘Pigsney Style’
• 11 Edmond area students chosen for All-State
• Zhu hits perfect 36 on ACT
• City cycles toward bike plan
• Deer Creek ‘wizards’ raise money for Wings
• 3-10 Police & Fire
• Ask A Lawyer: Think before you kick
• EPS Foundation awards $90K in teacher grants
• Official: Edmond is ready for next tornado
• Chief deputy to run for court clerk
• Police: Alcohol may have contributed to double fatality crash
• Police report copper wire theft from church
• Police report $24,250 theft of tools
• More Edmond votes go to Romney
• Commission signs off on development projects
• Cops view squad car of the future
• CAIR to Edmond pastor: Drop anti-Muslim agenda
• Audit uncovers possible slush fund at state Education Dept.
• Edmond Police officer promoted in Coast Guard
• Missing Edmond woman found in Stillwater, police say
• Santorum wins state GOP primary
• Homeless veteran to get military funeral in Edmond
• Oklahoma biz report touts positives, reveals negatives
• Oklahoma Christian University features Rick Steves
• Keystone Adventure School plans charity auction, dinner
• Air Force eliminates 3rd Herd at Tinker
• Edmond Fire Dept. announces promotion
• Committee discusses safety center design plans
• Police seek ID of suspect
• Inhofe fights for road funds
• EPD employee to run for leukemia patients
• 25 local students are National Merit Finalists
• Greyson Chance tells tweens: ‘Social network safely’
• Inhofe, Coburn endorse different primary candidates
• Police arrest burglary suspect
• Edmond Police officer receives honor in motorcycle safety
• Edmond Rotary hosts OETA executive director
• DWDW doubles goal
• Dr. Seuss mania grips local schools
• ASK A LAWYER: Tort law falls into 3 broad categories
• 3-3 Polling Places
• Fallin’s agenda moves forward in legislative committees
• Edmond schools to host public forum
• Did boxer named Storm ride Ala. twister?
• Police ID victims in Edmond double fatality crash
• Edmond Youth Council plans Leadership Summit for peers
• Council OKs temporary building for Mercy
• 'Not done yet': Marathon runner hopes to raise $10,000
• City looks to spur I-35 development
• Agency expands local motorcycle safety program
• Farley honored as Champion of Character for ‘availability’
• DAR sponsors George Washington Luncheon
• Agency issues 'red flag warning' for area
• Memorial senior will lead nat’l youth group
• Report: Few parcels left for commercial projects
• Police log social host arrest in north Edmond
• Crowds greet new grocer in town
• 3-1 Police & Fire
• 'Fancy Nancy' illustrator visits Edmond
• Those born on Leap Day celebrate rare birthday
• Veteran Edmond Fire official to retire
• Free document shredding at the state Capitol for Oklahoma Consumer Protection Day
• Chinese consul general visits Edmond
• City Council rejects business district rezoning
• Fire Dept. asks: What’s for dinner?
• Fire Dept. hosts spring break safety challenge
• 16th Annual Creek Classic set for March 3
• Visitors Bureau begins tourism effort
• Mercy marks I-35 progress
• Council selects Massey for Ward 4 seat
• AMBUCS plans AmTryke Rodeo at Earl’s Rib Palace
• National workshop on Christian unity set for April
• Ex-Edmond man to serve more time in prison
• TransCanada to pursue Cushing to Gulf pipeline
• UCO plans Panera Night for scholarship fundraiser
• UCO presents student writing, research forum
• Tuesday forecast includes severe weather chance
• Edmond Fire Dept. investigates explosion call
• Court delays Bicycle Bob trials
• Schools clarify storm shelter issue
• 2-25 Police & Fire
• Get ready for Arbor Week festivities across Edmond
• Williams graduates from basic training
• OSBI director urges parents to monitor social media usage
• Multicounty grand jury takes recess
• Edmond author visits 1920s China in novel
• 11 of 21 Edmond wrestlers win in first round
• Store reports $2,200 cigarette theft
• Deer Creek, School Connect to launch free mobile app
• Lankford: Mideast turmoil adds to rising gas prices
• City: Door-to-door solicitors must have license
• Personnel respond to motorcycle crash in Edmond
• White deer makes Edmond appearance
• Police: Thieves target new item in Edmond
• Lankford: Keystone XL Pipeline debate continues
• Edmond graduate, 'Amazing Race' producer found dead in Uganda
• Edmond counselor is top 6 in nation
• City trims trees to prep for future storms
• Tour de Santa Fe kicks off Double Wolf Dare Week
• Edmond church reports catalytic converter thefts
• Police: Jeep drives through several Edmond yards
• Edmond basketball players report thefts
• Gingrich believes $2 a gallon gasoline realistic
• Police deploy stun gun during foot pursuit
• Police: Edmond logs city’s largest LSD bust
• Lankford: Iran’s words don’t match its actions
• Swine Week wine tasting event will benefit Oklahoma Project Woman
• Multicounty Grand Jury to meet today
• Shannon Miller speaks at health forum
• Oklahoma lawmakers draw up gun bills
• House committee approves drug testing for welfare recipients
• Lawmakers vote to deter poachers with stricter penalties
• Ash Wednesday marks start of Lent
• Oklahoman named Kansas bishop
• Storms drop rain, hail on Edmond area
• 12 years later, former BALTO recipient thrives
• Thieves target catalytic converters
• Edmond neighborhoods to meet Feb. 25
• Congressman James Lankford To Speak at February Edmond Chamber Membership Luncheon
• 1 school, 1 purpose: 1 donation of $282K
• 'A promise made is a promise to be kept'
• Edmond firefighters rescue structure fire victim
• ASK A LAWYER: Arbitration frequently unfavorable to individuals
• Swine Week Walk set for downtown Edmond
• I-35 rollover accident slows traffic
• Edmond native to be featured on Animal Planet
• Lathrop graduates from basic training
• Friends of the Library 33rd Annual Book Sale set
• 2-18 Edmond Senior Center calendar
• Incoming Deer Creek principal resigns
• Miracle League finalist for nonprofit award
• Edmond lawmaker receives advocacy award
• Cop finds missing car in Choctaw murder case
• ODOT announces big change in store for I-40 Crosstown
• Elmo visits the Edmond Library
• Dwain’s Automotive to honor Rodkey Rees’ legacy
• Ladies, Learn How To Succeed As A Working Mother At February’s Women’s Network Breakfast
• Edmond Chamber Provides More Opportunities To Network
• Police seize drug money in bust in Edmond
• Agents seek missing car in Choctaw murder case
• City manager: Covell/Kelly project on target
• Judge sentences counselor in fraud case
• Police seek ID of auto burglary suspect
• 'Biggest Loser' stars share stories of being big winners
• Edmond firefighters use ladder in rescue
• 'Gatekeepers' can learn QPR in about an hour
• Hearing to determine neglect in horse case
• Duncan keeps board seat
• Griffin wins state Senate primary
• Guthrie continues to revise Liberty Lake master plan
• Public hearing set for education rules
• Mardi Gras Bingo fundraiser Feb. 17 benefits D-DENT
• Feb. sales tax spikes up
• Miller says good-bye
• Counselor: QPR is like CPR
• 2-14 Police & Fire
• Forecast transitions from snow to fire danger
• Police: Ex-cop misleads jail personnel
• Can't-miss movies: 2012 features big-buzz blockbusters
• Schools to open on time today
• Hearts of Hope Tea to support City Rescue Mission
• Edmond Rotary to host Thunder GM Feb. 22
• Edmond Police cadets aim to improve shooting skills
• OU Medical Edmond greets 100th baby
• School board candidates release financial reports
• 2-11 Edmond Senior Center calendar
• State schools to receive No Child Left Behind waiver
• Logan Co. Democrats to meet Monday
• Edmond loses wealth of knowledge with death of resident
• Humphreys seeks Senate seat
• Unwritten contracts hard to prove
• High speed pursuit ends near Arcadia Lake
• Edmond resident donates native art for New Guinea exhibit
• Film, stage, TV star Linda Purl to appear Saturday at UCO
• Governor still behind ME’s move to Edmond
• At Edmond meeting, Coburn questions U.S. role in U.N.
• Robbery defendant says he is innocent
• Judge sentences Edmond man for defrauding employer
• Police stop drug activity near Edmond school
• Oklahoma soldiers return Saturday from Afghanistan
• Warrior exhibit hits Sam Noble Museum
• Planning Commission OK's portable building for Mercy
• Largest school bond brings record low rate
• D.A.: Answers coming in 'Bicycle Bob' case
• Coburn: U.S. 'has abandoned' the Constitution
• Nichols Hills attorney faces drug, public intox complaints in Guthrie
• Weekend forecast calls for possible winter storm
• Fallin announces appointments
• 'Colors of Dreams' opens at UCO
• Edmond music educators bring home awards
• Memorial choir makes impression on principal
• Train brakes to avoid pedestrian in Edmond
• Squad arrests 628 fugitives on felony warrants
• Okla. temblor follows earthquake drill
• Voter registration for March 6 due by Friday
• UCO celebrates Black History Month with events
• Fallin moves to ditch state income tax
• Guild, Lankford campaigns report contributions
• Oklahoma City archbishop opposes federal mandate
• Edmond professor receives Fulbright Award in digital forensics
• Princess Run, Little Dude Dash announced
• UCO named to EPA’s 100% Green Power Purchasers list 
• Edmond cop faces shoot/don’t shoot moment
• Sen. Coburn warns of Iranian intentions
• Best Super Bowl ad? Vote for your favorite
• Local author’s book featured in Cheerios boxes
• OC board selects deSteiguer as next president
• Rotary presents award for service
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• Berkenbile seeks Senate Dist. 20
• MIA bracelet finds its way home
• Guild For Congress Announcement - February 2, 2012
• Board candidates discuss philosophies
• Baby Jake inquiry to continue
• Pot pipe in child’s diaper leads to couple’s arrest
• Police: Registered sex offender moves into East Edmond home
• 2-4 Edmond Senior Center calendar
• Edmond resident to lead DC 5th- and 6th-graders
• Edmond Chamber Updates Board Of Directors For 2012
• Santa Fe academic team to compete in D.C.
• Guild makes 5th District run official
• Economist shows state surged ahead in 2011
• Mercy researcher collaborates on breast cancer blood test
• Agency alerts public to Iraqi dinar scams
• Strong system to bring weather variety
• VIDEO: Punxsutawney Phil makes his prediction
• Medicare Part B deadline approaching
• Lawmakers talk taxes
• Keystone XL pipeline delay impacts Cushing
• Library introduces new generation of audiobook
• Edmond Area Chamber Of Commerce Announces 2011 Annual Awards Winners
• Senate candidates debate in Guthrie
• Edmond YMCA begins public fundraising
• Police fund revenue up slightly in 2011
• Rollover crash slows traffic in north Edmond
• District 2 Republican candidates face off in televised forum
• Clegern Elementary reaches 80-year milestone
• EEDA: City saw plenty of growth in 2011
• Official urges caution during winter fire season
• Police, schools to address teen suicide
• Chamber of Commerce honors Edmond’s best
• Feds pursue nationwide airbag reporting system
• Griffin seeks Senate seat
• UCO students selected for national scholarship
• Leaders say ‘choice’ is key for education
• ‘Xanadu’ is sheer silliness — and sheer delight!
• Edmond Air Force ROTC program soars
• 1-31 Police & Fire
• Police make arrests in auto burglaries
• Police log drug arrest near Edmond school
• PTO sponsors Edmond school board candidate forum
• Edmond man receives honor for serving as informant
• DA mulls Edmond arson charges
• Santa Fe up for Blue Ribbon status
• Broker faces ethics penalties
• 1-28 Calendar
• Accomplished harpsicordist to kick off historical performance program at UCO
• Edmond fourth-grader takes top national pageant prize
• Ask A Lawyer: How to change child custody arrangements
• 1-28 Police & Fire
• FAI sponsors Youth Visions photography competition
• Cooksey calls for funding ME’s move, cultural center
• Business aids Edmond copper theft victim
• Police alert public to speed limit change
• Police investigate Edmond home invasion
• Edmond grad earns highest Camp Fire honor
• Disc golf event to benefit Edmond Mobile Meals
• Panelists address education reform
• Thunder recognize Edmond 'good Samaritan'
• Report: State lacks system for children who see murders
• Police issue alert on Edmond auto burglaries
• Multicounty grand jury to meet Tuesday
• Solar storms reach earth
• Council OK’s Sara Sara sign
• Task force targets underage alcohol sales
• Edmond Chamber Hosts The Annual Awards Banquet Honoring The 2012 Achievements
• Chamber Announces Bank Of Oklahoma Small Business Of The Year Finalists
• Miller to resign City Council seat
• Town hall meeting focuses on state income tax
• North presents fairy tale adaptation
• City seeks parks & rec director
• Union-company dispute surfaces in Edmond
• Council may increase budget
• Edmondite wins $25K on Cash 5
• Francis Tuttle completes land purchase for northeast Edmond expansion
• 1-24 Police & Fire
• Cub Scouts tour Edmond Sun
• Officials urge Oklahomans to ‘ShakeOut’ Feb. 7
• Remembering the Dream
• Legislators brace for state revenue shortfall
• Rep. Lankford wants better information for U.S. taxpayers
• 1-21 Police & Fire
• Write Your Life classes set in Edmond
• Police alert public to suspicious van in Edmond
• Future City competition features middle school students
• School Board members pass district gift policy
• Stamp’s cost rises Sunday
• E-Tree Awards are back
• What makes a promise legally enforceable?
• Edmond cops receive Life Saving Medal
• Legislators tout reform, efficiency, accountability measures
• Fort Sill soldier sentenced for bringing fake bomb into commander’s office
• Okla. companies make ‘Top 100’ list
• Edmond Police honor cop
• Judge sentences Edmond student in beating
• Police seek ID of bogus script suspect
• City Council looks east for future growth
• Feds indict Edmond man in alleged 'flipping' scheme
• Police seek ID of Walmart theft suspect
• Commission OKs final plat for assisted living center
• OSBI inducts Edmond man into hall of fame
• Websites go dark in protest of anti-piracy bill (VIDEO, POLL)
• Troopers ID victim in I-35 crash
• Good-bye, 'Mr. Grumpy': Decker closes 19-year stint with Edmond schools
• New OSBI instrument detects 'spice'
• Edmond pastor offers guitar thief redemption
• Police report allegedly forged script at Edmond grocer
• 1-18 Police & Fire
• IED sends Edmond soldier to Texas for recovery
• Lankford focuses on debt reduction in 2012
• Grau announces re-election bid for state House
• Group airs John 3:16 ad during NFL game
• Upstage presents ‘Little Shop of Horrors’
• Baptist church names new pastor
• UCO hires new executive director for faculty training
• Local event to feature world-renowned hoop dancer
• Integris Health to put on 2 January events in Edmond
• Smart grid meter technology on horizon for city
• Thunder visits Sequoyah Middle School
• Rice offers plan for downtown Edmond
• Military court grants review to Edmond soldier
• 3 issues impact contract court proceedings
• Police chief speaks at anti-drug, alcohol event
• Genealogists learn about funeral home records
• OKC Winter Quilt Show food exhibit feeds needy children
• OSHA investigates explosion at Edmond business
• Area residents plan MLK Jr. Day activities
• 1-14 Police & Fire
• Local art studio to host winter sale, music festival
• Official: Dust cloud, heater caused Edmond plant explosion
• OC official contributes to public safety effort
• DA charges Edmond man in YMCA incident
• 5 tips to help you land a new job in 2012
• School board OK’s sale of bonds, decides look of new elementary
• World-renowned bass-baritone to perform at UCO
• UCO evacuates buildings due to suspicious substance
• More Guard soldiers returning from Afghanistan
• Douglas outlines vision, approach at Corporation Commission
• Edmond shelter reports record pet adoptions
• Edmond Public Schools to launch free mobile app
• Santa Fe Touchdown Club to host Flapjack Fundraiser
• Court upholds ruling blocking Oklahoma Sharia ban
• OSU-OKC Farmers Market plans Customer Appreciation Day
• Voters test drive new ballot machines before Feb. election
• Development aims at housing for seniors in northwest Edmond
• AG responds to police open records issue
• City seeks public input on empty home inside park
• OBN targets stores selling drug paraphernalia
• Sales tax shows slight uptick in December
• Conference seeks to ‘ignite’ women who serve
• 1-10 Police & Fire Reports
• OCSO unit protects Sarah Palin, Mike Huckabee
• Troopers: Edmond man, 58, dies in collision
• Arcadia Lake visitors scope out eagles
• Investigated Edmond fire official to remain on leave
• Crash closes I-35 northbound
• 2012 Edmond Economic Preview set for Jan. 31
• Governor announces appointments
• Edmond North presents ‘Once Upon a Mattress’
• Samaritans donate $161,043 for HOPE Center
• Bob Howard helps Husky band
• Edmond students observe celebration of Las Posadas
• County investigates wellness clinic idea
• Cops warn Edmond businesses about burglaries
• New jail could be regional facility
• ME: 'Sequela' caused Edmond athlete’s death
• Neighborhood Alliance gets new president
• Texas murder defendant appears in Logan Co. court
• Police report copper theft from Edmond church
• Treasurer: State economy moving faster than nation’s
• Guthrie murder defendant to appear in court
• Planners OK Okie Express Car Wash
• Edmond student receives Delta Dental scholarship
• Frisco, Texas, offers its own brand of fun
• Grass fire, structure fire calls keep firefighters busy
• City’s Edmondok.com gets new look
• 2011 in Review: Top 10 city, government stories
• Police investigate koi theft in Edmond
• Police respond to holiday weekend incidents
• Gun sighting leads to arrest at Walmart
• ATM burglary suspect asks cops to return crowbars
• Vaughn elected as BOCC chairman, Maughan as vice chairman
• Bald eagles arrive at Arcadia Lake
• 3 options may help with guardianship issues
• 2012 ‘Youth Impressions’ art exhibit coming to FAI Edmond
• New Year’s Day closings
• Sheriff offers holiday safety campaign
• Housing ministry blesses Edmond duplex
• County to replace bridge east of Western Ave. on Sorghum Mill
• 2011 officer fatalities rise 13 percent in U.S.
• Court delays beating defendant sentencing
• Deer Creek school projects continue
• Surgeries bring beautiful gift for Oklahoma 3-year-old, family
• Governor's business climate survey reports early demographics
• Edmond condo deal lands Norman man with 40-month sentence, $4.3 million in restitution
• Edmond ministry changes childrens' lives
• 2011 in review: Top 10 police, fire stories
• Call hotline for Christmas tree disposal by Saturday
• LU mourns death of former president
• Softball fields costs go up
• Calm Waters volunteer training offers chance to give back
• Y luncheon benefits county’s only shelter for battered women, children
• Mother, daughters learn to cope with dad at war
• Harkins to offer fundraising to support nonprofit
• Parade of Lights winners announced
• HOPE Center aids new moms
• City to interview safety center architects
• City pinpoints sales tax drop
• Road construction starts on Kelly and Covell
• How to set up guardianship for a parent
• Program offers smoking cessation help
• 12-24 Edmond Senior Center Calendar
• Children’s Hospital Foundation supporters serve Christmas dinner
• 12-23 Police & Fire
• Police arrest Texas woman in Guthrie murder case
• Educators discuss 2012 legislative topics
• Edmond school board releases gift policy language
• Council OKs rezoning in central business district
• RCB Bank plan moves ahead
• Gov. applauds calling card gift for soldiers
• Oklahoma Christian University receives $200,000 grant
• 5 last-minute Christmas gifts you can buy online
• OCU names new Meinders business dean
• Edmond middle school receives honor
• Oklahoma Christian names 2 finalists for president
• Lankford opposes shorter payroll tax extension
• Edmond high-speed pursuit ends with foot chase
• Santa lives year-round in Edmond home
• Centennial Hospice seeks volunteers
• Guthrie airport now home to 128 planes
• UCO grad gets degree 40 years after starting college
• 650 children receive gifts at Sheriff’s Office Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Christmas Party
• Police investigate Edmond 'road rage' incident
• FBI: Violent, property crimes down in 2011
• Police: Suspect violates Edmond’s BB gun law
• Viral video: Senior citizens stage flash mob
• Top 10 fastest-rising Google searches in 2011
• George Kaiser Family Foundation announces $150,000 in grants
• OKDHS offers free training for aging advocates
• Oklahoma lands in top 5 most ‘quit-friendly’ states
• Edmond school supports ‘Operation Africa’
• Single mom finds sustenance at HOPE
• Ex-Edmond fugitive awaits court date
• Urban Board agrees to zoning change for duplex project
• Email falls under new retention rules
• Clinic for uninsured finds new home at Mercy
• FBI investigates Edmond bank robbery
• Oklahoma airmen to return on Monday
• Santa Claus to make special stop in Edmond
• Gift card givers, beware: 6 tips to protect your purchase
• Time's 2011 Person of the Year: The Protester
• Golden Globe nominees announced; which are your favorites?
• SLIDESHOW: U.S. announces formal end to Iraq war
• Ridership continues to grow for Edmond’s Citylink bus program
• Urban district may see more residential
• Police seek ID of mace-spraying shoplifters
• Some 45th soldiers returning from Afghanistan
• Cupcake co. hopes for Streetscaping
• Metro woman, 51, faces script fraud charges
• Edmond woman pleads in credit card fraud
• Seat belt violation leads cops to stolen checkbooks, drugs
• DA files charges in bomb threat
• Couple faces military jet fuel theft charge
• Okla. guard units register historic first
• Police issue Silver Alert for 73-year-old
• Scientist: Agency lacks budget for studying earthquakes
• Asst. city manager leads business navigation for Edmond
• History Center launches website for new movie exhibit
• OSBI offers reward in Guthrie homicide
• Authorities exhume body in ‘Bicycle Bob’ homicide
• City sales tax takes a dive
• Fire Dept. reports more fires in 2011
• ODOT recipient of national pavement awards
• Student food drive feeds the hungry
• Sheriff touts ‘Red Lights for Christmas’ program
• Catholic Charities aids metro families
• Lyric begins holiday tradition
• Cops catch burglary suspect in the act
• OSBI seeks information in Guthrie homicide
• Edmond school board candidate withdraws
• 5 tax credits for wintertime energy efficiency
• Meeting set for Samuel King Chapter of DAR
• Damaged tree reborn as cross
• Oklahoman teaches Afghans medical techniques
• Operation Shamshir III weakens insurgency
• Memorial students pledge to not TWD
• Edmond student aces ACT
• Volunteers make up HOPE Center’s backbone
• 12-10 Edmond Police & Fire
• Employers must respond to garnishment
• UCO selects oratory competition winners
• Sunbeam Family Services encourages Oklahomans
• Logan County man seeks state Senate District 20 seat
• Logan County Republicans meet Saturday
• Eldercare — When should you call ER?
• Logan County Democrats plan Monday meeting
• Teal Ridge shows off talent
• 12-10 Edmond Senior Center calendar
• Edmond Scout makes woman’s Christmas merrier
• AG’s office cautions against holiday scams
• UCO works on pedestrian safety
• EPS Foundation plans new fundraising efforts
• Oklahoma troops disrupt Taliban territory
• Office building site plan extended
• Va. Tech locks down after officer, 1 other killed
• Guide to this year's hottest gift: The tablet
• Students quiz veterans about flag etiquette
• 3 vie for school board seat No. 2
• 12-8 Pets
• 800-pound pot case heads to federal court
• Commission agrees to extend Covell/I-35 site plan
• Feds indict man in firearm sales case
• Judge sentences ex-state narcotics agent
• Oklahoma troops disrupt Taliban territory
• Santa visits WINGS
• Chancellor presents 2013 legislative agenda
• Santa Fe H.S. drama puts on ‘Harvey’
• Board OKs $2.3M contract bid
• School board continues work on gift policy
• Throwing a holiday party? How to entertain on a budget
• Police seek ID of robbery suspect
• Sheriff’s office seeks ID of robbery suspect
• 2 file for Edmond school board seat
• Police collar suspect in package thefts
• Police seek ID of script forgery suspect
• Raines ‘Champion’ of dependability for those with Alzheimer’s
• Edmond beauty business reports damage
• Police seek ID of script forgery suspect
• Edmond beauty business reports damage
• Goodwill adds Styrofoam to its recyclables
• Edmond officials release winter weather tips
• Client: Hearts of gold run HOPE Center
• Duncan announces re-election bid
• Doctor denies sexual wrongdoing
• Stufflebean honored for thoroughness
• Sun donates to Susan G. Komen
• Edmond Outdoor Ice Rink hosts Olympic sport demonstration
• Be an animal’s secret Santa at the zoo
• 12-3 This Weekend
• Lathrop graduates basic
• Viral video: Bear caught on tape having 'snow day' fun
• Real or fake? Choosing the right Christmas tree
• Edmond lights up for Christmas
• Plan may set precedent for stormwater runoff
• UCO students to compete in Miss Asian UCO pageant
• How to pick out the right family Christmas tree
• Postal Service provides tips for mailing season’s greetings
• VIDEO: 74-foot spruce shines in Rockefeller Center
• This year's top 10 video games (with holiday savings!)
• VIDEO: Entire 2011 hurricane season in less than 5 minutes
• Ada model for national military support
• Edmond man faces charge in father's killing
• Police ID suspect in alleged bomb threat
• Police release details in fire official case
• Edmond shelter dog wins 5K 'Ghost run'
• Major general gives thanks to 45th
• Salvation Army kicks off kettle campaign
• Legal clock ticks for Occupy OKC
• OSU plane crash preliminary report released
• Edmond’s newest councilman takes oath
• Edmond pastor to run for state Senate
• Santa to visit WINGS open house
• Oklahoma’s Thunderbirds wear historic emblem
• 11-29 Police & Fire
• Boys Ranch Town preps for Christmas pageant
• 2011 Edmond Christmas services listing
• Religion experts to discuss environment
• Eight Edmond cadets begin training journey
• Oklahoma 45th Infantry adds to rich history with Afghan mission
• Disaster recovery simulator unit to roll across state
• UCO receives EPA award
• SandRidge Santa Run to benefit City Rescue Mission
• Science Museum Oklahoma opens new exhibit geared for young children
• HOPE Center spreads love to those in need
• Mathis Brothers plan Edmond location
• KickingBird Golf reports lucrative year in 2011
• OKC Theatre Company presents “Best Christmas Pageant Ever”
• Work email accounts most likely not private
• Rotary club welcomes Sun GM as new member
• Pollard Theatre Company opens ‘A Territorial Christmas Carol: An Oklahoma Tradition’
• Santa to visit Northpark Mall
• Candy buy-back benefits diabetes foundation
• Salvation Army calls for used coats
• Developmental screenings offered at libraries in December
• Police: Buyer beware on Black Friday, Cyber Monday
• Police: Buyer beware on Black Friday, Cyber Monday
• Edmond joins holiday traffic enforcement
• 'Yule Be Swingin'' at popular UCO Jazz Lab Holiday Music Revue
• Jolley named as chairman of Senate Appropriations Committee
• 5 Edmond students elected to national, state offices
• Edmond man uses woodworking skills to make special gifts
• Edmond police officer earns recognition
• Black Friday store hours for major retailers
• AAA offers tows for life; highway dept. offers tips
• Cooks prep for annual Thanksgiving dinner
• Downtown Edmond ice rink opens Friday
• Local retailers ready for Black Friday
• CASA swears in 7 locals
• This season’s flu shot not made overnight
• Church to host Thanksgiving service
• People’s Church plans 4-week Christmas celebration
• More than 1.6 million meals raised by governor’s food drive
• 29 steps for a perfect turkey
• Police arrest 3 in prescription fraud incident
• Retail foundation predicts 2.8 percent rise in holiday sales
• Good Samaritan turns in cash
• OSU coaches, alumni honored in ceremony
• Services set for former district attorney Bob Macy
• Police recruits include 5 Edmond residents
• Board mulls farming concept for park
• So much turkey! Thanksgiving by the numbers
• Weekend sobriety checkpoints net 18 arrests
• AAA Okla.: Holiday travel to rise 5.1 percent
• School board meets about bond issues
• Community dinner needs volunteers
• Edmond honors top cops
• Horse Feathers draws in volunteers
• Pulido speaks at One Nation Under God breakfast
• 11-19 Police & Fire
• NLRB enacts poster rule
• Angel Tree program helps 2,000 households
• Stillwater community reacts to plane crash
• Rock climbing class set for Wednesday
• The Children’s Center debuts annual holiday gift card project
• Central MS puts on Ugly Duckling musical
• Sequoyah presents ‘Annie Jr.’
• Lawton native crowned Miss UCO 2012
• Thanksgiving means turkey frying, fires
• School board meets about bond issues
• Feds collect $34M-plus in civil, criminal actions
• Lankford sounds alarm about human trafficking
• States with most, fewest smokers revealed
• Police investigate threats against Edmond pastor
• School board to meet about bond issues
• Police find missing boy, 13
• Coalition forms to send state beef to battle
• Police seek check fraud suspect
• RCB Bank breaks ground on new branch
• Insurgents fear state soldiers, 'Death Star'
• State awards Covell bid
• Yukon man, 27, dies after Edmond motorcycle crash
• High speed pursuit ends with DUI arrest
• Edmond joins holiday traffic enforcement effort
• Military Hall inducts 9
• Lamb sworn in as mayor
• Phone co. announces 4G cell service in Edmond
• City sales tax jumps for 2nd month
• Police seize drugs near Edmond high school
• Police log social host arrest
• School board approves elementary renovation plan
• Lankford discusses Medicare reform
• USGS records another weekend earthquake
• Grand jury to meet this week
• District uses Gallup to poll teachers, students
• UCO honors veterans at ceremony
• School leaders discuss CNG vehicle options
• Neighborhood group advocates against 'road spam'
• FMLA available to pregnant workers
• 11-12 Police & Fire
• Hugs Project needs online votes in AARP contest
• James graduates Officer Candidate School
• 11-12 Edmond Senior Center
• 11-11-11, and other bizarre dates in history
• Edmond police chief to be inducted into hall of fame
• Consolidation could save state $172M
• Langston University plans Veterans Day ceremony
• Edmond Area Chamber Of Commerce Endorses School Bond Issue
• Trick or Treat on the Street hits downtown Edmond
• State agency consolidation continues
• Edmond horse has modern-day Cinderella story
• Church choir plans mission trip to Italy
• Fire Dept. honors contest winners
• AG releases grand jury schedule
• Africans dedicate church to Edmond pastor
• Troopers investigate Logan Co. crash
• Sheriff’s office snipers SWAT the competition
• Newcomers Club meets Wednesday
• 10-31 Pets
• In sugar shock? 5 things to do with leftover Halloween candy
• Pelco Structural’s $300M project a go
• 2011 Edmond Turkey Trot
• Occupy OKC protesters march to Capitol
• Edmond Chamber Joins the Second Annual Small Business Saturday to Drive Business to Small Businesses
• Leasing taking place at Fox Lake retail site
• Woman pleads in breast cancer fraud
• 10-29 Upcoming Edmond-area events
• Employment law on social media beginning to emerge
• Employment law on social media beginning to emerge
• Partners launch new Guthrie haunted house
• Unclaimed property reporting goes online
• 10-29 Police and Fire
• Halloween events scare up fun in Edmond, metro
• Court liquidates $325,000 in assets in Ponzi scheme
• Unclaimed property reporting goes online
• Police investigate home burglary, car theft
• Siblings of special needs children learn to network
• AG addresses concerns about natural gas well data
• Locals take part in Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast
• Edmond murder-for-hire defendant pleads guilty
• Physician assistant treats patients at combat outpost
• City begins downtown waterline work
• Council OKs ATM backing up to The Trails
• Board OKs blade sign for wine bar in downtown
• Sheriff’s office hosts senior awareness day
• Fallin calls for Capitol repairs
• AG to bolster criminal ID notification system
• Police seek ID of suspect
• Governor announces second annual statewide food drive Nov. 1-22
• FDA warns about licorice, offers other Halloween safety tips
• DA files robbery charge in Edmond case
• Police clock Edmond suspect at 90-110 mph
• Council appoints Lamb as mayor
• CNG fan touts NAT GAS Act in Edmond
• Drug Take-back Day set for Quail Springs Mall
• E-commerce raises question of sales tax fairness
• Edmond FFA Team Wins Chamber Sporting Clays Tournament
• Halloween Fun comes in many ways on many days
• State to recognize women veterans Oct. 29
• 3 elements to business contracts
• Metro Christians serve homeless
• From tea shops to public markets, Milwaukee fascinates
• Romney pledges to balance budget, regulations
• Dems, protesters voice opinions during Romney visit
• Edmond church reports theft of St. Francis statue
• Multicounty grand jury to meet Tuesday
• Stop at Sweet Peace for Jelly Belly fun today
• Second Annual Trick-Or-Treat
• Deer Creek breaks ground on Performing Arts, Athletic Center
• NTSB files preliminary report in plane crash
• 45th IBCT clears Afghan valley
• Edmond man injured in Alfalfa Co. crash
• Report: Libyan leader killed in fall of Sirte
• UCO students raise $20K for local nonprofit benefitting homeless children
• Edmond officials recommend Halloween safety tips
• Defense receives delay in 'Bicycle Bob' trial
• Home tour benefits HOPEfully Yours
• Edmond Memorial freshmen cheerleaders put on Flapjack Fundraiser
• Oklahoma students can earn cash for entries about Oklahoma heritage
• Police: Copper thieves target cell tower sites
• Soldiers in Afghanistan pass time with music
• UCO free enterprise team to compete in EPA challenge
• Incumbent moves to stop inauguration of newly elected Cherokee chief
• Family, friends celebrate Edmond youth’s life
• Betz focuses on learning
• USGS reports earthquake in county
• Science Museum Oklahoma to host annual holiday devoted to chemistry
• Cell phone company reports $18,500 loss
• Bank fees on the rise; how to avoid paying more
• ‘Orange’ you glad it’s October?
• Blair receives Christian history award
• Laugh your way to better health
• Family, friends join Douglas for oath of office
• Baum graduates from fire support specialist advanced training
• Horn graduates from basic combat training
• House Speaker-designate elected
• OC offers lecture series on Islam
• DHS: New law could delay family reunification
• NTSB investigates crash, death of Edmond pilot
• Infant’s family seeks answers in his death
• 10% decide safety center issue
• Memorial student earns a perfect 36 ACT score
• Oklahoma adjutant general visits troops in Afghanistan
• Benefit to support The MS Bridge
• District Court schedules Bicycle Bob motions hearing
• Jury duty can be postponed once
• 10-15 Police & Fire
• OKC golf tourney spots still available
• 10-15 Edmond upcoming events
• 10-15 Edmond music, theater and art
• 10-15 Edmond community events
• 10-15 Edmond Senior Center calendar
• APEX offers students online credit recovery
• ‘Altar Boyz’ lights up the Lyric Theatre stage
• Junior League raises money for literacy
• Bulldogs put on homecoming parade
• North sophomore dies after football injury
• Hangar numbers to stay the same for now
• Don Betz, University Of Central Oklahoma President To Speak at October Edmond Chamber Membership Luncheon
• Oklahoma County commissioners end burn ban after recent rain
• Anti-red light runners law takes effect Nov. 1
• Edmond club celebrates 85th anniversary
• Teamlogic It To Host Edmond Chamber’s Morning Mingle
• Liquor store gains use permit
• City of Edmond waterline project nears completion
• Voters say yes to Public Safety Center
• Edmond schools announce site teachers of the year
• Official: Graduated DL lowers teen crash deaths
• AG sponsors open meeting, records seminars
• Need a flu shot? Find vaccination sites near you
• GATE at UCO leads vigil to observe National Coming Out Day
• Edmond Marine surprises sister with homecoming
• Douglas officially joins commission
• Police use ‘stop sticks,’ stun gun in pursuit
• Register to vote before Friday for special election
• Police seek cause of fatality crash in Edmond
• Edmond Baha’is meet with Lankford
• 800 to attend church festival in Edmond
• News anchor to speak at Edmond Mayor’s Breakfast
• Group announces ‘Salt & Light’ award dinner
• College Tutors offers ACT practice test
• Kelli Clements to keynote women’s leadership conference
• 7 ways to prepare your home for winter weather
• City places fire official on leave
• Kellie Clements Set for Keynote Speaker at 3rd Annual Women’s Leadership Conference
• 30 Medicare drug plans on tap for 2012
• Official: Construction crew causes oil leak
• Safety Center goes to voters Tuesday
• France honors local World War II hero
• Polling places for Tuesday's Edmond election
• Sun, ENA announce contest winners
• City gives trees to residents
• UCO events highlight fight against breast cancer
• Park board chooses 4th park name
• 10-8 Police & Fire
• Pets
• Lankford holds hearing to improve oversight of federal contracting
• Extreme drought persists in Oklahoma, Texas
• Oct. fires affect 10 Oklahomans; officials call for prevention
• Local cinema to reopen Nov. 4
• 'Extreme Makeover' to rebuild 7 tornado-hit Joplin homes in 7 days
• Iowa veterans' homeless shelter to close for lack of money
• Alabama immigration law cuts into school enrollment
• Steve Jobs in 2005: Death is life's 'change agent' (VIDEO)
• Integris welcomes 1st birth
• Historic trust discusses safety center
• Memorial play tells of children’s Holocaust experience
• Pulitzer winner discusses book, anthrax at UCO
• Study: Drivers think texting is dangerous, but still do it
• Co. judge's compassion touched lives in Edmond
• School board votes to expand architect selection committees
• UCO students to 'panhandle for poverty'
• Event seeks to raise domestic violence awareness
• Edmond cops arrest 3 headed to 'party' in Guthrie
• Edmond home sales up
• Defendant in ‘Bicycle Bob’ trial presents motions
• Governor unveils plan to revamp state bridge system
• OSBI, UCO host forensic science research day
• Officials react to death of county judge
• Police investigate $9,000 copper wire theft
• Edmond cops log 3 social host arrests
• Edmond cops turn bullets into bucks
• Golf tourney honors late Teacher Retirement System director
• Citylink management needs your input
• Genealogists learn about funeral home records
• Chamber Is Taking Nominations For Small Business Of The Year
• Chamber Is Taking Nominations For Woman Of The Year
• Businesses, schools cry foul over T-shirts
• ‘Bicycle Bob’ defendant awaits ruling
• Community discusses Oct. 11 vote
• Pets
• Zoo receives gift from Fred Jones Family Foundation
• Many media platforms blamed for juvenile crime
• Storybook Forest opens on Oct. 23
• AG supports Keystone pipeline to Cushing
• Festival on the Green to reopen Myriad Gardens
• Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist to speak about domestic anthrax attacks at UCO Forensic Science Institute
• Coin collectors event coming to Edmond Oct. 11-16
• Edmond Realtors support Public Safety Center
• North homecoming parade makes a ‘play’ on show tunes
• OC hosts 24-hour playwriting contest Saturday
• Sheriff’s office issues fraud alert
• Sun, ENA offer 2 contests
• Edmond Chamber Sporting Clays Tournament Date Set
• 2 Edmond students on new National Merit list
• Edmond Kiwanis honors top cop, firefighter
• Oklahoma County reissues burn ban
• Mayor: ME’s office move encounters opposition
• Edmond Police seize 800 pounds of pot
• Homeless Pets fill Edmond animal shelter
• City Council OK's OCS building plan
• Council approves assisted living center zoning
• Police release ‘Operation Street Sweep’ results
• Troopers release updated info in fatality crash
• Children, pets come out for Krazy Kids Dog Show
• Oklahoma City soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Search nets 2 arrests
• Memorial band places 1st in marching contest
• Theater invites first responders to movies
• Search warrant nets 2 arrests
• Crash sends Logan Co. teen to hospital
• Police make multiple social host arrests
• Governor to amend burn ban
• 2 offices OK’d for Kingston site
• OC opens Murcer training facility
• Troopers investigate Logan Co. fatality crash
• Judge sentences sexual assault defendant
• Edmond Christians aid African famine victims
• Thornbrooke owners don’t favor lot split
• Residents question bank driveway
• OCS adds 2 buildings to campus
• UCO hosts homecoming blood drive
• Personal disgust cannot stop free speech
• Organic: Is it worth it?
• Gov. announces federal aid for fires
• Gov. touts new ‘brain gain’ initiative at UCO
• Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary raises $100,000
• Wolves plan on ‘Jammin’ the Jags’ Friday
• EPS makes land purchase for $440,000
• List of richest people in America released
• Sexual assault defendant to appear in court Friday
• Planners deny bank ATM plan
• Commission denies Bryant-33rd St. rezoning
• Guthrie woman faces drug, animal cruelty complaints
• Edmond Chamber To Support Public Safety Center Election
• Integris celebrates Oct. 3 opening
• Sheriff’s office announces inmate GED program
• Police arrest attempted kidnapping suspect
• Teacher of the Year ceremony recognizes Edmond educator
• Hospital celebrates first baby delivery in 13 years
• Oklahoma multicounty grand jury meets
• OSBI agents search for gun
• Supporters rally for Oct. 11 election
• Police & Fire
• Prairie Vale makes list of Blue Ribbon Schools
• Prosecutor to speak at Forensic Science Institute
• Learn About Quality Of Life In Edmond At September’s Women’s Network Breakfast
• UCO to ‘Rock the Block’ to help local homeless children
• Oklahoma soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Students observe Constitution Day
• Edmond boasts 25 National Merit semifinalists
• Governor makes appointments to State Election Board
• Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels to Headline OCPA’s 2011 Liberty Gala on Oct. 6
• Edmond Republican Women’s Club to meet
• Othello’s of Edmond competes in recipe contest
• New gated community plat OK’d
• UCO’s Institute of Hope to raise awareness of rural poverty
• 9-17 Edmond Senior Calendar
• Statewide social host law to begin soon
• Police release results of red light enforcement
• OU Medical-Edmond opens birthing center
• Oklahoma medics save lives in Afghanistan
• Governor appoints locals to the Unmanned Aerial Systems Council
• Child car safety seat event set for Saturday
• Administrators evacuate North High School
• City Communications Department names unsung hero of safety
• Debris collection nears completion
• Edmond Police receive enforcement honor for August campaign
• Luther police seek kidnapping suspect
• Edmond student earns national recognition
• UCO’s Broadway Tonight presents Olympia Dukakis in ‘Rose’
• Guthrie-Edmond airport closes for 3 days
• Libertarian presidential candidate hopes to get party on ballot
• Schools see construction costs go up
• Santa Fe students present 'Debut'
• Garage sale to benefit liver transplant recipient
• Census Bureau: Income declines, poverty rises
• Police investigate Edmond weapons theft
• Tornado survivors sew final stitches on 9/11 flag
• Recovery day urges teens to ‘choose to be free’
• City Council OKs Integris sign
• Pettigrew seeks 2nd District seat
• Police to crack down on red light runners
• Edmond Police investigate high-dollar auto burglary
• Group touts post 9/11 Muslim experience
• OC to celebrate the Constitution
• OC event raises $5,769 for allergy service dog
• Last free transit ride day set for Friday
• Edmond law prohibits shooting BB guns within city limits
• Alert cop detects stolen vehicle
• Traffic stop leads to drug-related arrest
• Panelists urge vigilance in post-9/11 world
• UCO celebrates culture from the far east at annual Asian Moon Festival
• UCO remembers Sept. 11 with service projects
• Officials worry about Endangered Species listing
• Commission OKs Fox Lake plan
• Edmond Mayor Patrice Douglas to join Corporation Commission
• Burglar hits Edmond 'Dream Home'
• Police log social host arrests
• Sheriff’s office recruits volunteers to help with animal emergencies
• Agency releases list of potential investor traps
• Bush, Obama coming to 9/11 memorial in Pennsylvania
• Angels Foster Network finds home at Kirkpatrick Bank
• District plans for new elementary
• 9-7 Pets: Rescued animals
• Assisted living center project seeks zoning
• Edmond Soccer Club suffers vandalism damage
• Edmond Amateur Radio Society to present Try Ham Radio Day
• Author to speak at Pen and Keyboard Writers
• Edmond Soccer Club suffers vandalism damage
• Edmond detectives seek public's help in purse case
• Police investigate school air gun shooting
• Downtown merchants welcome ice rink
• The Edmond Chamber Is Saying ‘Thank You’ To Our Members With A Block Party!
• Joplin’s tornado-devastated ‘business highway’ recovering fast
• Betz completes first month as UCO president
• Thank You To The 2011 Annual Auction Donors And Sponsors
• City preps for downtown waterline replacement
• Background checks taking longer, costing more
• AG’s public protection unit receives increased complaints on Labor Day sweepstakes scams
• Fallin selects Thornbrugh for Civil Appeals Court
• AMBUCS build ramp for Edmond resident
• Edmond code features leash law
• Deer Creek students 'Flood the Fire Department'
• 4-H Hall of Fame inducts 2 Edmond girls
• September Lunch and Learn To Discuss Taxes and Other Legislative Topics
• Edmond Chamber’S Edmond Young Professionals Host Networking Night
• Edmond Chamber Provides More Opportunities To Network
• Fallin urges burn ban compliance
• Firefighters to fill the boot for Jerry’s kids
• Edmond tops CNBC Best Suburbs list
• Outdoor ice skating coming to Edmond
• Mercy purchases Logan County hospital
• Edmond tops CNBC Best Suburbs list
• Parts of southeast Edmond under evacuation order
• St. Mary's opens new middle school wing
• Deer Creek students 'Flood the Fire Department'
• North junior collects food for Regional Food Bank
• Firefighters continue battling spot fires
• Pulido to golf with former President George W. Bush
• Judge sentences man in mortgage fraud
• Bike MS hopes to raise $500,000
• Deer Creek School Board ratifies teaching contract
• Edmond aids in area firefight
• Mercy School celebrates successes at fundraiser
• Judge sentences man in food stamp fraud
• Police curb drug activity near Edmond school
• Edmond murder trial delayed
• Edmond hero to enter military hall
• Cops announce social host, lewd conduct arrests
• Electric bills soar with heat
• New lanes set for Kilpatrick Turnpike
• Police arrest 2 teens in Edmond cell phone thefts
• Hurricane Irene slams North Carolina coast and targets Northeast
• Paycom celebrates expansion
• Trial begins Monday in Edmond toddler homicide
• City tries to quell safety center rumor
• Oklahoma Christian students connect with Rave
• Sun gives out final gas card of summer
• Chamber, Sen. Inhofe partner for conference on IEDs
• Council OKs addition to Hampden Hollow
• NICB releases latest ‘Hot Wheels’ list
• Family, friends remember soldier
• Camp Fire to celebrate 101st birthday
• Coffman named Champion of Character for discernment 
• Judge sentences Edmond man in food stamp case
• Officer Chad Peery completes Home Run For Life
• Imprisoned Edmond soldier thanks supporters
• Back to School for Edmond - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• UCO sets world duck-duck-goose record
• Edmond cops investigate a bear of a mystery
• Mayor talks Public Safety Center at Chamber
• Funeral set for soldier
• 5.9 earthquake hits Virginia
• Fallin announces appointments to tax reform task force
• OC event works to give girl ‘freedom’
• Inhofe: U.S. is Libyan people’s friend
• Mobile Meals to put on fundraiser
• OKC breaks 1980 record for most 100-degree days
• Police release school enforcement numbers
• Police arrest 3 in social host violations
• Peace Lutheran receives new pastor
• Police seek Edmond cell phone bandits
• Stillwater says goodbye to soldier
• Edmond Family Counseling plans fundraiser event
• Cowboy Hall to host Mission of Hope 2011
• Outside sales people exempt from overtime requirement
• Postal worker reflects on shootings 25 years later
• Edmond fire causes nearly $2M in damage
• Full-day kindergarten kicks off in 6 schools
• 8-20 Edmond Senior Calendar
• CNBC host, columnist to talk Wall Street, the economy at UCO
• Weather service site gets new look
• Edmond meetings help returning veterans
• Edmond Police, Redhawks team up for motorcycle safety
• Post-storm work continues at Edmond theater
• UCO extends walk-in hours for fall semester enrollment
• School construction finishes under the wire
• Edmond, metro cops combat drunk driving
• War claims another Oklahoma soldier
• Matthews Funeral Home plans expansion
• School realignment affects 4 neighborhoods
• Visiting show brings out Edmond’s coins
• Lankford discusses Tea Party principles
• Hugs Project seeks online votes
• Police arrest 3 on social host violations
• Soldier with Edmond ties dies in Afghanistan
• Edmond woman donates blood, wins car
• DA files formal charge against ex-trooper
• Mercy announces new rehab hospital
• Business honors Edmond school-based officers
• Soldier in Stillwater unit dies
• Edmond teachers OK new contract
• Barresi: 61% of state students on meal aid
• Edmond officer brings home 11th state shooting title
• School time equals caution for motorists
• Police seek ID of robbery suspect
• Apartment call nets social host arrest
• Cherokee Heritage Center presents ‘Under The Cherokee Moon in Indian Territory’
• Fallin supports kickoff of ‘Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over’ campaign
• Vice president leaves university to lead new Victory Church
• Kansas officials honor 2 Edmond teens
• Feds charge metro man in Edmond robbery
• Will Rogers Information Day moves to new location
• Francis family colects Yard of Week
• Lamb works toward workers’ comp changes
• Edmond Animal Shelter to open on Sundays
• Lankford amendment would limit public land
• Edmond schools still hiring support personnel
• Edmond soldier laid to rest
• Trees, fences take brunt of storm’s fury
• School districts’ damages high
• Use chainsaws safely during cleanup
• Booster clubs raise more than $1.7M for organizations
• Legislature remembers late former representative
• Joplin meets cleanup deadline for 90% federal funds
• Summer Feeding program fed hungry Oklahoma children
• Storm knocks out power to 10,000
• Lightning cause of Edmond house fire
• Teachers to vote on extending school day
• Homeowner takes down slippered burglar
• Police make social host, public intoxication arrests
• Council OKs cupcake variance
• Oklahamans to build chapel at Camp Gruber
• Apartment plan put on hold
• Edmond girl 3rd at quarter horse show
• Smart surfing online: How to maintain your privacy
• Forecaster predicts more heat
• Fire burns Edmond home
• City works toward wildfire recovery
• Red Cross aids fire victims
• State welcomes soldiers home
• Edmond student’s work on exhibit
• Langston University president announces plans to step down
• Local volunteers still making children feel special
• Edmond Mobile Meals looking for drivers
• Services set for soldier
• Oklahoma Lawyers for Children training for new shelter volunteers
• Wildfire closes I-35 to traffic in Edmond
• Interpreter says life’s calling to help others speak
• Logan County Democrats will meet
• Golf tournament benefits YWCA shelter
• Lazy E event to honor Afghan veteran, triple amputee
• 8-6 Pets
• Lankford: Debt options still open
• Schools plan for 2011 bond issue
• Run to benefit Salvation Army
• Salvation Army provides undergarments for children heading back to school
• How to conserve water during drought
• OSU Extension offers ‘Fall Vegetable Gardening’ class
• Prosecutorial wrongdoing overturns case
• Edmond board members discuss drug policy
• OBN provides drug drop box at Edmond PD
• Council to hear addition expansion plan
• Local firefighters battle blaze in northwest Edmond
• Edmond mayor receives gubernatorial appointment
• Miller warns of unclaimed property email scam
• Volunteers sought to sweep Arcadia Lake shoreline
• Edmond Chamber Provides More Opportunities To Network
• Heat doesn’t deter Bulldog band members
• Integris Edmond approaches ‘due date’
• Commission extends Spring Creek plan
• School board OKs change orders
• State adult education takes funding hit
• Fallin expands burn ban to all 77 counties
• How to stay cool, safe in scorching heat
• 'A Chorus Line' keeps on dancing
• Obama signs debt ceiling increase into law
• Edmond teacher moves up as state finalist
• County completes redistricting process
• South Korean students visit Goddard School
• Animal friends benefit Edmond shelter
• Grau appointed to Joint Committee on Federal Health Care Law
• Coach remembers Edmond soldier
• House passes debt-ceiling accord
• Time counting down for End of Instruction testing
• 8-2 Police & Fire
• FEMA registration deadline nears
• Edmond cadet follows in her father’s footsteps
• Seatbelt enforcement effort expands
• Firefighters subdue wildfire in Edmond
• Oklahoma July heat becomes historic
• It Is Almost Time For The Edmond Chamber 2011 Annual Auction
• Council OKs Public Safety Center election
• Downtown Edmond celebrates 58th annual Krazy Daze
• Insurance payouts break records in Missouri
• 97th annual Oklahoma County Free Fair set
• Fluids important during high heat
• 7-30 Health: in brief
• Family calls son’s airplane crash an opportunity
• Dunked for charity
• Debt debate continues in Washington
• Sales tax holiday set for next weekend
• Edmond ‘hero’ helps local tornado victims
• Area schools score well on state tests
• Regional Food Bank distributes 46.2 million pounds of food
• Edmond Noon Exchange Club installs 2011-12 officers
• Edmond woman dies in I-40 crash
• 4 men plead in Edmond condominium project case
• DA charges Edmond trooper
• School board may revise complaint policy
• State eyes Route 66 enhancements
• Oklahoma Co. still under burn ban
• DC administrators go on scavenger hunt
• Military court affirms Behenna conviction
• Council considers October election for police building
• Miller addresses meeting of Americans for Tax Reform
• Heritage Hall hosts Shakespeare Institute
• Edmond AD: Patrons serve as extra eyes to help prevent summertime vandalism
• D.C. debt politics frustrates Edmond residents
• Oklahoma housing market remains steady
• Heartland Fountain Project presents writing class
• 'No limits' for campers at neuromuscular disease camp
• Salvation Army gives metro children back-to-school shopping sprees
• Fundraiser takes to the rooftop
• Edmond mayor to speak at practical politics seminar
• Langston grant gets Coburn’s goat
• Edmond to build long-term parks plan
• Official: City’s grid handles heat wave just fine
• District may consider water wells at schools
• 7-26 This Week: what to do, what to see
• Heat wave bakes Edmond, state
• UCO classical guitarist tours Spain
• School district may implement gift policy
• 7-23 Calendar
• Edmond Harley-Davidson plans blood drive
• Lock in art at Fine Arts Institute
• Guthrie auctions bit of history
• 7-23 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• Heat wave bakes Edmond, state
• Edmond 15-year-old lands movie role
• Panel indicts Edmond man in child porn case
• School board promises transparency
• Trails plan moves ahead for I-35 link
• Warehouse plan passes 1st hurdle
• Edmond student interns with Inhofe
• Police seek Citizens Police Academy applicants
• National Night Out set for Aug. 2
• Shelter promotes ‘Dog Days of Summer’ event
• ‘Ragtime’ a tearful history lesson
• Heat, drought trigger animal survival strategies
• 45th combat team receives authority
• Commission denies apartment rezoning
• New booster required for 7th-graders
• State legislators support national balanced budget amendment
• Police seek ID in stolen credit card case
• Retail items, drugs, perfume part of Edmond case
• Grove Valley receives national award
• Greyson Chance visits Children’s Hospital
• Heat affects businesses, recreation
• Businessman, cancer survivor advocates for treatment options
• Edmond man pleads guilty in fraud
• Police arrest Edmond man in child porn case
• Edmond, OKC begin mandatory water rationing
• Lankford: Medicare more pressing than Social Security
• Multicounty grand jury meets
• Official: No known cause of Friday’s wildfire yet
• Lankford supports balanced budget amendment
• Edmond Electric director rolls up sleeves in new job
• Edmond courts safety village sponsors
• Ex-Edmond insurance agent faces felony charge
• 7-19 This Week: what to do, what to see
• Official: No known cause of Friday's wildfire yet
• House speaker announces pension committee members
• Family fun event to benefit HOPE Center
• Touchmark opens final memory-care residence
• 7-16 Community: your news
• Edmond churches join 111 Project
• Services for Rudkin set for Monday
• Water rationing ends for Edmond
• Edmond school bond bids reach historic low
• Judge gives Guthrie teen life for murder of father
• UPDATE: City evacuates NE Edmond residents in line of wildfire
• Hit-and-run suspect to victim: ‘My bad’
• Sheriff’s inmates take up farming
• OMRF discovers mechanism that may lead to cancer
• Moore ready to examine nursing home standards
• Faulty emergency light clears UCO building
• Teens learn leadership in Four-Star program
• Police arrest sexual assault suspect
• Water rationing ends for Edmond
• Services for Rudkin set for Monday
• North volleyball team to host Flapjack Fundraiser
• Lawmakers to study sex offender registry
• Edmond commercial, home construction up
• POPS features Osama soda
• Boulevard tree project progresses
• Older home rezoned to industrial
• Yellow brick road leads to Mitch Park
• Edmond soldier becomes ‘psyops’ commander
• Police: Edmond man, 54, dies in bulldozer incident
• Airport board plans Community Day
• Edmond follows OKC into water rationing
• City provides free Wi-Fi in downtown
• Barred trader pleas in 2nd case
• Fallin appoints Edmond man as Oklahoma County District Judge
• Obama’s approval rating up slightly from midterm slip in Oklahoma poll
• Police: Craigslist post leads to 2 arrests
• Edmond kites to fly over Joplin in film
• Police remember retired Edmond detective
• City reopens Arcadia Lake beaches
• 7-12 OKC Watch: Oklahoma City news
• 7-12 Police: crime news
• 7-12 Police & Fire: emergency runs
• City receives $2.4M grant for Willowood project
• 7-12 Health: in brief
• Police remember retired Edmond detective
• Greyson Chance to appear on QVC
• Edmond designer to compete on HGTV
• Full-day kindergarten coming to 6 more schools
• Edmond lawmakers receive interim studies
• 7-9 Community: your news
• Moore bill would put expiration date on traffic tickets
• 10 Edmond residents sworn in as CASA volunteers
• 7-9 This Week: what to do, what to see
• 7-9 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• Shuttle program takes final flight
• Local Libertarians seek ballot access
• City closes Arcadia Lake beaches
• Warrant team seeks Edmond fugitive
• Local lawmaker wants state 'Caylee's Law'
• LibertyFest announces parade float winners
• School board sees pool update in 3-D
• Council considers creating business advocate position
• Edmond Police serve search warrant, arrest 5
• I-35 crash sends metro man to Edmond hospital
• Commission OKs Kelley Pointe development
• Red Cross honors Edmond nurse
• City eyes expanded Covell Road
• Deer Creek to redistrict wards
• Edmond salutes America
• Treasurer: State economy strengthening
• Police: Edmond man arrested with drugs near school
• Sheriff’s Office sobriety checkpoint nets arrests
• Police arrest Edmond man on social host complaint
• Parade is LibertyFest’s main attraction
• Celebrate ‘America, the Beautiful’ at ParkFest
• Greyson Chance to be part of bigger fireworks show
• War, decades don’t separate local veterans
• Local mom fights for son’s freedom
• Disney is 1st Sun gas card winner
• State unique in parole handling
• 7-2 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• 7-2 Community: your news
• Creativity comes in many colors
• Council agrees to support conference center idea
• Freedom Run to benefit Hugs Project
• Edmond Family Counseling receives statewide recognition
• Water craft crash sends Edmond man to hospital
• Car crash sends Edmond man, 48, to hospital
• Water craft crash sends Edmond man to hospital
• Council OKs safety center vote
• Sunset counselor brings in state award
• Heat, cars, can make deadly combination
• 32,000 volunteers clean up Joplin tornado ruins
• Report gives EPD glowing review
• Yukon resident wins St. Jude Dream Home
• City OKs funding for social agencies
• Edmond crime-fighting needs resident support
• Touchmark plans Alzheimer’s care training for families, professionals
• Racial reconciliation summit set for Thursday
• Edmond’s FFA chapter ‘grows’ winners
• Integris Health offers fireworks safety tips
• Police seek ID of auto burglary suspect
• F-16s to launch Armstrong Auditorium Independence Day celebration
• Deputies to man holiday weekend checkpoint
• Council votes to change Citylink routes
• Edmond man works for Haiti relief
• Lawmakers may study jail consolidation
• Armed disabled man faces complaints
• Police: Edmond teens possess 27+ grams of pot
• Panel issues county burn ban
• 6-28 Police: crime news
• Police: Edmond teens possess 27-plus grams of pot
• Postal workers awarded for helping feed the hungry
• Furry therapists visit Edmond community
• Edmond good Samaritan recovering
• Edmond swelters in heat wave
• Thunder drafts Reggie Jackson with 24th pick in NBA draft
• Guthrie begins rebuilding process after EF-5 tornado
• City, county partner on 2 road projects
• 6-25 Community: your news
• 6-25 Police: crime news
• 6-25 Calendar
• 6-25 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• Regents increase tuition rates
• State leaders announce Justice Reinvestment Initiative
• Deputies investigate Deer Creek auto burglaries
• Community action offers help for the heat
• Edmond sends 11 to Girls State
• Study: Oil, gas provide 300,000 Oklahoma jobs
• Edmond activist to address City Council
• A great place to make a big wish
• City employees recognized for years of service
• Classes planned for anthology project
• AAA projects 2.5% dip in July 4 travel
• Tree installation currently under way on Broadway
• Police execute search warrant, seize drugs
• Police: Intoxicated teens deface lake property
• Police log social host arrest
• Edmond father, son bond over deployed skies
• Edmond Animal Shelter fills past capacity
• OBA appoints Douglas as at-large director
• Police report rash of auto burglaries
• Student film recounts horrors of Holocaust
• City restates option in Covell Rd. dispute
• UCO names building after Webb
• Chamber honors Holleman as Cadet of Quarter
• Disaster Recovery Center opens in Logan County
• Taste of Edmond funds LibertyFest
• Leaders debate welfare drug testing issue
• City health insurance costs rise 16.5%
• Oklahoma 4-H'ers headed to nation’s Capitol
• Langston endows chair, names program after civil rights leader
• 6-18 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• 6-18 Calendar
• Cyberbullying growing with electronic communication
• Police pursue burglary suspect in Edmond
• Police urge caution in downtown Edmond
• Authorities tout neighborhood anti-violence program
• Edmond Rotary awards scholarships
• Local ministry invites single mothers to conference
• UCO schedules summer blood drive June 23
• Feds send investigators in Guthrie area drowning
• Cops, doughnuts to benefit Special Olympics
• Police group offers summer teen parties
• Kingfisher Co. crash sends 2 locals to hospital
• Airport board examines minimum standards, rules
• OHP finds body of missing person in Cimarron River
• Cops seize pot how-to book, drugs, guns
• Edmond mostly escapes metro hail storm
• Rotary readers hosted at breakfast
• FEMA works on Spring Creek tributary
• Salvation Army, OG&E hand out fans to qualified seniors, disabled
• Council approves $215M city budget
• DA charges Edmond embezzlement suspect
• UCO celebrates incubator opening Thursday
• Touchmark releases 4th volume of ‘As We Lived It’
• OSBI identifies Logan Co. body
• Church picks up summer lunch program
• Community embraces Edmond apartments
• Poll: State has too many school districts
• Paynes win first ‘Yard of the Week’ honors in city
• Touchmark hosting OSU horticulturalist
• Endeavor Games’ economic impact in Edmond grows
• Ex-city employee faces 6 embezzlement complaints
• City sales tax revenue sees mild growth this year
• 6-11 Community: your news
• 6-11 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• Oklahomans mourn Clara Luper, civil rights leader
• Covell Road work gets under way
• McDaniel keeps eye on pension reform
• Grau ready to tackle common law marriage in interim study
• OU Medicine plans 23rd annual Corporate Challenge
• World Blood Donor Day set for Tuesday
• 6-10 Police & Fire
• 6-10 Out & About
• Oklahoma A+ Schools makes the grade
• Duo entertains at farmers markets
• FEMA assesses tornado damage
• 30 from Edmond schools attend Boys State
• Attorney: Credit card suspect is innocent
• Overlay project affects Boulevard and 15th
• Institute president says drug costs continue to climb
• Businesses chip in for teen driving program
• Police: Edmond DUI suspect crashes into pole, tree
• 7 officers to receive awards
• Drug-endangered kids focus of conference
• Winners named in Kids All-American Fishing Derby
• Congressman Boren announces retirement
• OSBI seeks ID of possible Logan Co. murder victim
• Police: Suspects scam Edmond man, 73
• Scientists study where people took cover from tornado
• Golfers swing for Make A Wish kids in Edmond
• Deputies mourn loss of K-9 dog Ajo
• AARP announces #24 Drive to End Hunger Chevy coming to Oklahoma City
• Orr Family Farm offers summer camp
• Autism specialist Jed Baker to speak in Oklahoma City
• Murphey present for 99% of all votes
• Edmond police log lake social host arrest
• Leadership Edmond Class XXVII Applications Are Now Available
• Gary England, News 9 to Speak At June Edmond Chamber Membership Luncheon
• Edmond Sonic owner aids tornado victims
• Santa Fe students donate to tornado victims
• City will discuss conference center
• 6-4 Community: your news
• Subcommittee zeroes in on funding options for new Public Safety Center
• 6-4 Pets: rescued animals
• 6-4 Calendar
• 6-4 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• Will Rogers Airport reopens after bomb threat
• Mercy, Logan Medical eye merger
• Agency issues air quality alert for ozone
• Edmond student earns presidential scholar honor
• Betz to lead UCO
• Police cite 2 men for jumping off Arcadia Lake bridge
• Police: Thief picks pocket at Edmond grocery store
• Crime Stoppers offers reward in Edmond shooting
• Police nab skateboarding suspect
• Deer Creek student wins national poster contest
• Metro fundraiser to benefit recovering deputy
• Expanded Farmers Market opens
• EPD: Edmond woman uses dead parents’ credit cards
• Lottery player buys $250,000 ticket in Edmond
• Police: Suspect’s $1,186 haul includes 48 movies
• Police: Argument led to wine shop damage
• Vacation Bible School area schedule
• Starting from scratch in wake of historic tornado
• Twist and Shout brings home world title
• Adfitech founder recounts tornado losses
• Accident destroys $10,000 worth of wine
• Home giveaway helps St. Jude
• 8,000 housing units destroyed by Joplin tornado
• LifeChurch staffer makes national list of innovators
• Edmond grad finds niche in Navy band
• Murphey takes aim at more modernization
• Edmond Electric wins national recognition for wind program
• Oklahoma Senior Follies announces star-studded cast
• Sequoyah May SOM
• Obama describes Joplin as ‘national tragedy’
• Wrath of nature: Joplin tornado death toll at 142
• NWS upgrades Guthrie tornado
• Edmond soldier’s documentary to debut at festival
• Governor signs special needs scholarship legislation
• Scouts honor veterans
• 5-28 Calendar
• 5-28 After the storm: how to find or give help
• AAA breaks down Memorial Day travel
• Police: Keep cool when next crisis comes
• 5-28 Community: your news
• 5-28 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• Touring musicians to perform at Farmers Market
• National Cowboy Museum to celebrate Father’s Day with special promotion
• Cheyenne’s Rose named district Teacher of the Year
• Jazz, Blues Fest set this weekend
• Joplin tornado victims vow to rebuild
• Officer loses Cashion home in twister
• Event to benefit Piedmont’s Hamil family
• Edmond church embraces middle school students
• Be wary of identity theft, scams following disaster
• Agencies assist tornado victims
• NWS rates 4 Oklahoma tornadoes EF-3
• Guthrie finds giving hearts in tornado’s aftermath
• St. Jude Dream Home opens to public
• Northern Hills students ‘Meet the Masters’
• Edmondites named to OSU board
• State voters narrowly favor Health Care Compact
• Round Barn negotiations break down
• Tornado recovery begins
• Edmond, Deer Creek schools shelter residents
• Storms felt statewide
• Kansas man gets life in Edmond bank robbery
• 6 tornadoes leave swath of damage
• High-speed pursuit begins in Edmond
• Festival blends music, barbeque
• Edmond escapes tornadoes
• 1 dies in car crash ahead of storm
• Report: West Guthrie homes hit by tornado
• Edmond Police to man Arcadia Lake Memorial Day holiday checkpoints
• City opens 6 schools as shelters
• Seniors make kites at Edmond Senior Citizen Center
• Jazz Lab offers unique summer jazz camp
• City does not offer public shelters
• Council OKs Legacy Cleaners remodel
• Fallin signs legislative priorities into law
• Pre-k gives students jump-start on learning
• ME changes die in House
• Law affects gated communities
• Feds set trial date for 3 Edmond men
• School kitchen missing an oven
• Legislature recesses early
• Othello’s to put on Block Party
• Sharia law bill now on appeal
• Edmond sex offender violates related laws
• Erin Swezey Act goes to governor
• 5-21 Edmond Senior Center calendar
• Oklahoma National Guard may deploy to Asia, Africa
• Edmond escapes flooding issues
• Edmond improves Arcadia Lake
• Couple looks for health care, housing options
• Edmond Police produce ‘lethal force’ video
• Protests delay residential development
• Summit tech students head to nationals
• PD: Edmond student busted with marijuana brownies
• Purse thief targets vehicles
• Cooksey welcomes Littles as page
• Feds indict 4 in bald eagle case
• Commission OKs office building
• Bill moves Human Rights Commission to A.G.’s office
• Poll: Voters oppose guns on campus
• OC to host free benefit concert for Japan
• First 10K eat and run relay to take place Saturday
• Edmond to hire 5 police officers
• Elks Lodge awards students
• Edmond seniors tapped for top honors
• Thunder fans to gather for flash mob dance at Hafer Park at 6 p.m. Wednesday
• Hotel developer lays out $25M project
• Jury gives Guthrie teen life sentence
• Principals hired for Santa Fe, Orvis Risner
• Motorcycle safety rally included Arcadia
• Edmond cops find meth, children in car
• Edmond forecast contains chances for super cells
• Edmond cops find meth, children in car
• Jury receives Guthrie teen’s murder trial
• Edmond youth ‘Touch a Truck’
• Police announce 2011 Click It or Ticket campaign
• Making a difference, one red bowl at a time
• 3rd senator to represent Edmond
• Gov. signs variety of public safety bills
• Edmond North boys win state tennis team championship
• Edmond golf event to support cancer patient
• Edmond high school graduations to be streamed online
• Council may change nomination process
• Cool days consume Edmond forecast
• Husband, wife chalk up 79 years of teaching experience
• Senate redistricting committee finalizes plan
• 5-14 Community: your news
• Crib safety requirements go into effect June 28
• 5-14 Health: in brief
• Memorial students lead by example
• 5-14 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• Deer Creek fire chief retires
• Dedication, determination pay off for Santa Fe senior
• Inhofe views bin Laden death photos
• Governor signs corrections reform bill
• City traffic system moves forward
• City: Pool still on track
• Sheriff's office begins 911 cell phone drive
• Officials to kickoff 'Click It or Ticket' campaign
• City installs new workout equipment in downtown multi-use area
• City sales tax revenue down a bit
• Airport board plans commercial development, community day
• Torch run kicks off Special Olympics
• YMCA volunteers set fundraising record
• New law targets drinking and boating
• City bus numbers keep climbing
• Burglary call leads to high-speed pursuit
• Deer Creek board moves forward with building plans
• Fallin signs pension reform package
• Lawmakers announce budget deal
• Right-of-way request fails to gain enough votes
• Edmond firefighters undergo new medical training
• City cautions residents to be prepared for severe weather
• Logan County water district receives state loan
• Deer Creek, Oklahoma Christian School seniors embrace leadership
• Arts Festival crowds hit ‘record’ numbers
• Edmond victim rehabs after DUI crash
• Local legislators see variety of bills passed
• Council OKs sign variance
• Edmond forecast includes chance for hail, tornadoes
• SLIDESHOW: Sunshine greets arts festival visitors
• Edmond celebrates Bike to Work/School Day May 20
• City offers sidewalk repair program
• Festival gives voice to local nonprofit
• Santa Fe leaders stand out
• Companies must comply with federal, state laws
• House releases proposed revamped districts
• Revenue shortfall stalls ME move to Edmond
• 5-7 Community: your news
• 5-7 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• 5-7 Calendar
• Touch-A-Truck event draws families to UCO
• Boy Scout Troop plans Applebee’s Flapjack Fundraiser
• Police investigate Edmond double shooting
• Police investigate Edmond armed robbery
• First ‘School of Rock’ class to graduate
• Arts Festival to bring fun downtown
• Edmond postal carriers to ‘stamp’ out hunger
• Oklahoma drought shifts, deepens
• UCO Forensic Science Institute records first master’s graduate
• Stores deny underage drinkers
• Supreme Court hands state farms $14.5M win
• Cross Timbers students make Land Run at Territorial School House
• Deer Creek mourns senior
• Police: Prescription forgery suspect hid drugs in bra
• DC principal takes OKC position
• Boulevard Bowl to host Chad Peery fundraiser
• ACM@UCO to ‘rock’ Bricktown
• Governor mulls drug testing law update
• Cub Scout pack offers crime prevention fair Saturday
• Panera Bread teams with Blue Star Mothers on phone card promotion
• The Fountains at Canterbury offers Generations Tea event
• School board OKs $3.85 million in contracts
• Edmondites to observe National Day of Prayer
• Securities agency bans Edmond man
• St. Mary’s presents 'Annie Jr.'
• Edmond-based nonprofit launches 'Messages Project'
• Mayor, city honor Bickham for service
• Streets to close for arts festival
• School board OKs $3.85 million in contracts
• Agency: Traffic fatalities decline in March
• School district fills 8 leadership positions
• Edmond mayor, council members take oath
• Police log social host arrest
• Police investigate gas siphoning incident
• Route 66 seat belt crackdown Friday
• 5-3 This Week: what to do, what to see
• Political leaders react to bin Laden's death
• President Obama: U.S. kills Osama bin Laden in Pakistan
• Rep. Lankford addresses nation
• Arts Festival coming to downtown Edmond
• Edmond North leaders shine
• Crowded House: Edmond arrest average exceeds jail’s capacity
• Autism therapy part of OUHSC program
• Lack of funds for autism therapy strikes families, programs
• Graduation could change child support needs
• School redistricting vote not on May agenda
• Victims’ Impact Panel speaks to Memorial students
• Touchmark residents party royally
• 4-30 This Week: what to do, what to see
• 4-30 Community: your news
• 4-30 News: capital briefs
• 11 relay teams to ‘run for Emily’ at OKC Marathon
• 4-30 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• Mobile Dairy Classroom visits Deer Creek
• Lankford: Some balanced budget ideas risky
• Alabama storm death toll at 194 and rising
• Citizens Caring for Children introduces ‘It’s in the Bag’
• Agencies survey damage left by dozens of tornadoes
• Lankford to deliver weekly Republican address on gas prices, jobs
• Detectives investigate death of teen
• Mercy alters site plan
• EPD property room exceeds capacity
• ‘Pioneer Woman’ visits Edmond
• Bail agents suffer injuries in Edmond incident
• Police make drug arrests near UCO
• House OKs tax credits for private school scholarships
• Gov. declares state of emergency
• County officials lift burn ban
• Local panel seeks college funding change
• Council says yes to Uptown Grocery
• Parents fill up redistricting meeting
• Santa Fe’s Robolobos head to nationals
• 4-27 This Week: what to do, what to see
• Home-schooled junior serves as state Senate page
• Fallin signs bill at A.C. Hamlin Banquet
• Police arrest drug suspect at Edmond park
• Student’s work to sell at OKC Arts Fest
• Oak Tree golf event to benefit ill children
• ‘ShakeOut’ to include Edmond, region
• Zoo announces Dr Pepper poster contest winners
• UCO student leaders recognized for outstanding accomplishments
• Swearing-in ceremony for mayor, City Council set for May 2
• Rain dents drought, leaves weather mix
• Lankford addresses road, bridge problems
• UCO to ‘uncork’ potential with wine tasting event
• Edmond Memorial High School to host Flapjack Fundraiser for orchestra
• Come walk a labyrinth at the April 29-30 Senior Expo
• Shower will benefit Infant Crisis Center
• Sun announces new GM
• Quilters stitch together Civil War legacy
• Police nab napping burglary suspect
• Locals experience Good Friday
• House votes to end social promotion at 3rd grade
• 4-23 Calendar
• 4-23 Community: your news
• 4-23 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• Senior-Care RV Tour “Driving for Quality Care” to stop in Edmond
• Law strikes collective bargaining for city workers
• OBN-EFD relationship benefits first responders
• EEDA urges city to develop I-35, Covell area
• Feds indict Edmond man in fraud
• Police seek ID in auto burglary
• Mercy on I-35 eliminates ring road, retaining wall
• Edmond man files complaint against bank
• Logan Medical offers new weight loss program
• Governor signs legislation to protect road workers
• Lankford to hold town hall meetings
• OKC Zoo opens voting on new elephant calf name
• Territorial School reopens for Land Run Day
• Sheriff launches safe, sober prom campaign
• Police announce Blue Mass date
• OU Medical gives hard-hat tour
• Church offers Good Friday experience
• Police seek burglary suspect
• Memorial winter guard places 1st
• UCO production to honor fallen soldiers
• Edmond’s forecast includes severe weather chances
• Legislation to protect disabled adults signed into law
• Governor signs measure requiring legislative approval of rules changes
• OKC bombing numbers tell stories
• Lankford prepares for budget battle
• Senate approves union law repeal
• Sequoyah awards students
• RUFF DRAFT staffs are winners
• 4-20 Police & Fire: emergency runs
• National 9/11 flag to visit OKC
• Edmond firefighters train for rescues
• Chesapeake agrees to buy local co. for $315M
• National Weather Service issues fire watch for Edmond
• Edmond PD offers public safety fair
• County deputies nab burglary suspect in the act
• Police seek ID of furniture theft suspects
• Sobriety checkpoint nets 6 DUI arrests
• Jury: Metro man guilty in mortgage conspiracy
• Hope renewed at OKC Memorial & Museum
• Memorial musical pretty darn hot
• Candidate decries union e-mail
• Drug sweeps part of 2010 EPD actions
• Students win coloring contest
• 4-16 Police: crime news
• 4-16 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• 4-16 This Week: what to do, what to see
• 4-16 Community: your news
• Mercy Edmond to be prototype for company
• UCO prof among journalism hall inductees
• Concert to benefit local boy
• State leaders reach agreement on health exchange
• 4-H visits firefighters
• Lawmakers vote to end social promotion
• Flowers, flapjacks for sale
• Oil company moves downtown
• County extends burn ban
• EPD: Crime down, arrests up
• Edmond Memorial to put on ‘Kiss Me Kate’
• Feds free Edmond man
• Police: Taser threat subdues Edmond suspect
• Daughter of Holocaust survivors shares parents’ story
• Assessor: Bill would increase property taxes
• Kuhlman sworn in to school board
• OSBI IDs Logan Co. body
• Police: Edmond student, 6, takes BB gun to school
• DA files charges in county burn ban arrests
• 4 Edmond Boy Scouts receive Eagle rank
• City of Edmond sales tax revenue down slightly
• Health Department announces possible data theft
• Edmond gets ‘Big Wish’
• Hearing begins in Edmond federal case
• Council hopes to make city business-friendly
• Chief credits Edmond cop with saving life
• Board honors Woodham’s 39 years in education
• SQ 755 follow-up bill dies in committee
• OSBI: Logan Co. farmer finds body
• Drought, wind, dry air a hot combination
• School redistricting to affect 6 schools in 2012
• Lack of autism coverage drives family out of state
• Governor signs Grau bill
• 4-9 This Week: what to do, what to see
• 9-4 Community: your news
• Psycle For Families Bike Ride benefits local nonprofit
• 4-9 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• 'Significant' wildfire potential in Edmond forecast
• Victim makes assault stats come alive
• Barresi testifies before Congress
• Edmond North orchestra to perform
• Locals face felony charges in drug case
• Study: Teen drug use increases
• Feds indict 3 Edmond men
• Voter turnout 12 percent
• Crews fight eastern Oklahoma County fire
• Defendants plead not guilty to corruption charges
• City hopeful for Oklahoma disaster assistance
• Study: Teen drug, alcohol use increase
• UCO institute partners with ME’s office
• Edmond Animal Shelter joins $100,000 challenge
• Caldwell, Waner win council seats
• Kuhlman edges out opponent for Edmond Board of Education race
• Prairie Vale students go shoeless
• Obscene graffiti artist strikes again
• Waner, Combs lead in dash for campaign cash
• Sun Community Garage Sale a hit
• Sequoyah awards students
• No waiting at voting precincts
• Police investigate Edmond burglaries, car theft
• Unions fight to keep bargaining act
• Edmond school board saves, spends funds
• Local principal travels ‘Around the World in 8-ish Days’
• Bestselling young adult author Maureen Johnson to speak at Edmond Library
• Deer Creek sends fundraising to new high
• Edmond man, 21, faces rape complaint
• OSU Extension offers free ‘Lawn Maintenance’ seminar
• Edmond misses out on rain again
• Edmond video places in eating disorder PSA contest
• UCO to host anthology reading of state authors
• Police report 2nd armed robbery at OC
• Candidates hope to make city ‘more open for business’
• Votes for school board not cheap
• Central MS puts on book sale
• 4-2 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• 4-2 Polling Places: where to vote
• 4-2 Community: your news
• Police report 2nd armed robbery at OC
• Pen Women art group to meet
• Senate stops insurance exchange bill
• Pension system unsustainable, lawmakers say
• Boulevard Academy students raise money for Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
• Edmond soldier, family await appeal decision
• Fallin, state leaders talk education reform
• Steele: State moves from recession to recovery
• DeClouette questions Waner’s voting record
• State hires new chief medical examiner
• Francis Tuttle team advances to national competition
• Memorial hosts blood drive
• OKC Home Show offers inspiration in home interiors, remodeling
• School bus driver arrested for DUI
• Edmond Light Horse 4-H Club serves community
• Kindergarten enrollment begins today
• Court schedules 2 trials in ‘Bicycle Bob’ case
• Council OKs new bike rules
• Grand jury hears testimony in Edmond area case
• Edmond Electric receives electric safety award
• Kaddish cards offer chance for remembrance
• Former Central first lady dies
• Central Middle School hosts book sale
• Centennial Buffalo Breeze set for Saturday
• City, police union calculate costs of contract offer
• Candidates look at convention center idea
• Speaker circumspect on ME’s move
• ‘Marijuana shake’ part of Edmond social host arrests
• Deer Creek ‘tops out’ future middle school
• Candidates outline economic ideas
• Edmond sues police union
• City, general employee union reach agreement
• Experts: Area drought worsens, breaks records
• Buy-sell agreements protect business partners
• 3-26 Police: crime news
• Edmond cops to aid motorcycle safety summit
• Planning Commission OKs electronic sign
• 3-26 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• 3-26 Community: your news
• 3-26 This Week: what to do, what to see
• Experts: Area drought worsens, breaks records
• Edmond biker recovers, cheers missionaries
• Lankford: U.S. punishes its oil companies
• Suspects sought in Edmond Walmart theft
• UCO receives 6,000 pound sculpture
• Family friend recalls murder victim
• Lankford talks defense at town hall meeting
• Voters may decide cop pay issue
• Attorney general targets EPA regulations
• Edmond, Deer Creek lead county District 3 growth
• Resident reports scrap aluminum theft
• Burglar hits Edmond auto body shop
• Lamb named vice chairman of Aerospace States Association
• Edmond attorney dies in murder-suicide
• OKC Police investigate shooting deaths
• Edmond shelter reunites ‘Darby’ the deer, owner
• Local man shares Japan quake story
• Court clerk receives clean audit
• OSSM holds statewide math contest
• 3-23 News: in brief
• Poll: Voters’ wants come before legislators’ principals
• 3-23 This Week: what to do, what to see
• City, Edmond Electric earn Tree City USA status
• Deputies seek information in Luther shooting incident
• Retired Adm. Slavonic to speak at UCO
• Committee continues sign talks
• Potential for severe weather in Edmond forecast
• Police: Thief leaves blood in Edmond burglary
• Sheriff’s Office: Operation nets 32 DUI arrests
• Troopers: Edmond residents injured in accidents
• Police: Edmond man, 87, dies in auto-pedestrian crash
• 3-19 Community: your news
• Local teens demonstrate engineering know-how
• Disabled veteran seeks changes in city
• Council may call special election
• CAIR-OK launches anti-Sharia bill campaign
• North Winter Guard takes first at contest
• 3-19 Police & Fire: emergency runs
• 3-19 This Week: what to do, what to see
• New event seeks local support for downed officers
• 3-19 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• Group makes birthdays special
• Deputy arrests Edmond man in feline fracas
• City honors Edmond animal lover
• Territorial School House gets facelift
• Search for local woman's killer continues
• Task force OKs Covell project funding
• Senate passes Erin Swezey Act
• Troopers, deputies to run DUI checkpoints
• OMRF opens Multiple Sclerosis Center
• Locals mum about next UCO president
• Warmth, fire danger return to forecast
• Woman returns ‘stolen’ wheelchair
• Basketball visitors fill Edmond hotels
• City Council discusses FOP arbitration
• Brennan Society forms to promote progressives
• Edmondites react to quake with gifts, prayer
• Police seek ID of Walmart wheelchair theft suspects
• Edmond freshman pages at Capitol
• Edmond City Council OKs Littler business site
• Sales tax exemption for widows of disabled veterans heads to House
• Tipsy tow and AAA offer alternative to DUI
• Police seek ID of wheelchair theft suspects
• Agency: 42-plus fires reported on Friday
• Edmond woman, 19, faces felony child abuse charge
• Waner wants 2nd council term
• Police arrest 48-year-old on social host violation
• Police make copper theft arrest
• 3-15 This Week: what to do, what to see
• Bulldogs win state championship
• Lady Wolves take state
• Memorial ‘makes magic happen’
• Edmond pastor experiences Lenten blessing
• 6 schools up for boundary changes
• 3-12 Calendar
• Galloway, Doolittle named Miss and Mr. EMHS
• Civil Rights Act protects mother, daughter
• 3-12 Community: your news
• Sun publisher accepts promotion
• 3-12 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• City drops ICLEI membership
• Edmond native part of revitalization of Iraq shrine
• ICLEI denies property rights accusations
• DA charges student in beating
• State reneges on full certification stipend
• EPS schedules Open Forum
• Police investigate death of Edmond infant
• Police report another drug fraud arrest
• Metro Muslims-FBI plan joint news conference
• Barresi speaks to Edmond Rotary Club
• U.N.: ICLEI not one of its groups
• Support grows for nonpartisan sheriffs
• Police: 13-year-old injured near Edmond school
• Babysitter alibi, drugs, cash part of Edmond case
• Airport debuts new web site
• Exotic animals inspire cross-country debate
• OC professor takes helm of OVU
• Memorial students reaching for the stars
• Arbitrator sides with Edmond police union
• Inhofe derides EPA move
• Suspicious package discovery disrupts Tinker
• Crash sends victim, 4, to hospital
• Edmond man pleads in food stamp fraud
• 3-9 This Week: what to do, what to see
• Locals voice objections to Edmond's sustainability program
• Inhofe warns of Mideast danger
• Crash sends victim, 4, to hospital
• Edmond man pleads in food stamp fraud
• 3-8 This Week: what to do, what to see
• Edmond Boy Scouts celebrate Scout Sunday
• Edmond 4-H Club demonstrates horse show preparations
• Police report precision rifle theft in Edmond
• Guthrie chooses local official for fire chief post
• Boy Scout leaders earn awards
• 3-5 Calendar
• Candidate focuses on positive city growth
• DWDW raises over $198,000
• OCA puts on baby shower
• 3-5 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• Police report copper thefts in Edmond
• Furry friend retrieves owner’s iPad
• Local Lutherans vote to leave the ELCA
• EPD launches Facebook page
• House scraps bill to expand autism coverage
• Ward 1 candidates discuss public art
• AMBUCS receives proclamation
• Deputies seek help in locating fleeing felon
• Police: Tip leads to stolen weapons cache
• VIDEO: Lawmakers offer property tax bill
• Huckabee visits Edmond
• Judge sides with city in police back pay suit
• Police arrest Edmond man in Sonic exposure incident
• Deer Creek board to vote on snow make-up days
• $500,000 in scholarships available to Oklahoma students
• Applications due for Boys’ State training course
• Supreme Court rules in Westboro case
• Candidates outline development stances
• Azerbaijan ambassador visits Armstrong College
• Judge sentences ex-Edmond prep athlete
• Edmond man seeks appeal, asserts innocence
• DA mulls assault charge in beating
• Lankford: Deficit not sustainable
• Knickerbockers recognized for character trait of hospitality
• Radical cleric to lead D.C. pro-Sharia demonstration
• Committee OKs Freedom Trail Act
• Making ‘Miracles’ happen, one Wolf at a time
• Edmond man injured on mission trip
• Neighborhoods listen to city candidates
• Council OKs Integris plan
• Edmond school supports Oklahoma infants
• Noise complaints lead to social host arrests
• UCO welcomes NFL star Roy Williams for Safe Spring Break Week
• UCO Broncho Jam to feature ACM@UCO bands
• Lamb works as state ‘ambassador’
• Caldwell seeks business, lifestyle balance
• UPDATE: Police: Assault sends Edmond student to hospital
• ASK A LAWYER: Estate planning for pets too
• 2-16 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• 2-26 News: in brief
• DUI victim's family creates foundation
• Edmond Fire Dept. receives $127,500 grant
• Lankford supports U.N. cuts at Edmond meeting
• State Board of Education meeting calmer
• Grass fire tests new county task force
• Rescuers free Edmond woman in school bus crash
• Storms bring power outages, apartment fire
• Police seek suspects in Edmond explosion
• Mercy breaks ground on $88 million facility
• State commerce secretary speaks at Edmond Chamber
• Edmond Public Schools issues iPads to board members, administration
• Changes come to Edmond Arbor Day celebration
• Edmond couple seeks tougher DUI law
• UCO sponsors ‘Panera Night’ to raise funds for scholarships
• UCO students give more than 400 volunteer hours
• Edmond graduate details his life in Iraq
• Erin Swezey Act to be subject of press conference
• Authorities cancel ‘silver alert’ for man, 87
• Family, church remember Pastor Day
• Mayor testifies about unfunded mandates
• Fallin: Income taxes lessen by quarter percent
• Committee advances reform of state Board of Education
• Poll: Oklahomans favor reducing state income taxes
• Mayor to receive 2011 Kate Barnard Award
• Edmond seeks dismissal in student lawsuit
• Center admits error in Edmond case
• Combs focuses on streets, zoning
• Edmond church to host Financial Peace University
• VIDEO: Greyson Chance puts on Edmond concert
• 2-19 Calendar
• North raises $265,172
• Edmond’s yellow school buses going ‘green’
• Gov. plans to unveil workers’ compensation goals
• Sun gives away 8 Greyson Chance concert tickets
• 2-19 Community: your news
• 2-19 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• Gov. plans to unveil workers’ compensation goals
• Memorial’s ‘Follies’ tradition continues
• Snow day makeup schedule will be ‘hybrid’
• Edmond Christian community shows support for 1st Baptist
• School board candidates file financial reports
• OBN investigation into drug activity continues
• Fire death rate prompts public safety campaign
• Vigil set for Holloway
• VIDEO: State sends off 45th Brigade
• Edmond cop’s info leads to drug warrant sweep
• School district audit positive
• Police log drug arrest
• Council OKs rezoning
• Edmond pastor dies in motorcycle crash
• Council OKs adding parking spots at apartments
• County officials institute outdoor burn ban
• Abandoned Edmond dog to get new home
• Deer Creek school board welcomes new member
• 2-16 News: in brief
• Census: Edmond grows 19.2%
• UCO senior crowned Miss Black UCO
• UCO to celebrate black history month
• School board to decide how to make up snow days
• Police: Student, 15, had drugs near Edmond school
• I-35 traffic stop nets drugs, gun, felonies
• Edmond chase suspect wanted on warrant
• Chamber honors Edmondites, local business
• Farewell ceremony to honor 45th
• Police: Vandals smash Edmond mail boxes
• Report: Edmond cops deter theft in progress
• Archbishop installed at Edmond church
• Work to redo I-235/I-40 interchange
• Drainage an issue with rezoning request
• 2-12 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• 2-12 Community: your news
• 2-12 Scorecard: U.S. Rep. James Lankford
• 2-12 Calendar
• Police: Woman, 51, attempts drug fraud
• OC student is 'singing Cupid'
• Post-storm life returning to normal
• St. John’s hosts new OKC archbishop
• City OKs losing trees for more apartment parking
• Commission signs off on Integris final plat
• Fallin’s State of the State Address available on Cox On Demand
• AAA: Protect cars from potholes
• Mayor wins 2nd term unopposed
• OU Medical moves ahead with reconstruction
• Snow strikes again
• Commission nixes Burger King plan
• Airport board elects Geib as its new president
• Edmond, Deer Creek cancel classes
• Jolley bill addresses gubernatorial power
• Edmond school board election goes to runoff
• Edmond residents win TV from Sun
• Lawmakers set to tackle pension fund problems
• 2-9 This Week: what to do, what to see
• Edmond could receive 8-10 inches of snow
• 3 file for local offices
• Edmond businesses react to weather
• Fallin sets state’s course
• Weather delays Edmond North's BALTO Week
• Press association presents awards
• City to conduct prescribed burn at Arcadia Lake
• Edmond store reports loss of $44,450 in jeans
• Edmond school bus driver injured in collision
• Snow melts in time for next storm
• New cop cars assist snowbound motorists
• Edmond school board seat up for grabs
• Heritage Association seeks Hall of Fame nominations
• 2-5 Community: your news
• 2-5 Calendar
• 2-5 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• 2-5 Polling Places: where to vote
• Deer Creek to extend school year thanks to snow
• Streak ends, but snow, cold to continue
• City crews work on sanding slick spots
• Murphey appointed to transition team
• Deer Creek readies new mentoring program
• Edmond schools to make up snow days
• UPDATE: Citylink suspends service Thursday
• Snow slows mail delivery
• Blaze destroys Guthrie home
• Storm reaches historic proportions
• Animals, boys alike come in out of the cold
• Paws for Life plans A Toast to the Animals
• City continues clearing roads
• Travel remains hazardous
• Snow drifts close down city
• Flood concerns derail building plan
• School board candidate forum draws crowd
• Local lawmakers promise fair redistricting plan
• Price gouging act goes into effect
• 2-2 Police & Fire
• OMRF gives tips to avoid frostbite
• Massive storm ensnares state, Edmond
• Edmond prepares for storm
• Winter storm draws down on state
• Lankford talks budget in Edmond visit
• Police pursue ‘freaked out’ rider
• Dry cleaner reports theft
• Edmond Kiwanis Club honors two with the Hixson Award
• AAA Oklahoma’s guide to driving on winter roads
• Storm causes closing plans
• Number of city fires down in 2010
• Lawmakers vow to pursue ME office move
• Foundation hands out $76,026 in grants
• McDaniel says state pension reform looms
• 1-29 Calendar
• 1-29 Community: your news
• DEBA celebrates Around the Corner owner
• 1-29 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• Bill would expand autism coverage
• Partisan squabble erupts at Board of Education
• Bicycle committee seeks changes
• Defendants deny allegations in UCO debate lawsuit
• Bill seeks to put a leash on drug dealer dogs
• Homeschooled student earns his Eagle Scout
• Edmond event to support cancer research
• Archbishop’s installation to be at St. John’s in Edmond
• NBA player will speak at Waterloo Road Baptist event
• Local family seeks out autism help
• Edmond FOP: City rejects settlement offer
• Edmond cop’s wife urges support for officers
• 1-27 Pets
• Edmond church seeks return of stolen bleachers
• Panel institutes county burn ban
• Fallin selects Lopez as secretary of commerce
• Sheriff’s office seeks help in fugitive hunt
• YMCA to kick off Community Support Campaign
• Edmond artist puts a face on humanity
• City sees influx of investment
• Candidate hopes to raise standards
• City looks at upcoming budget
• Drug Bureau: Cartel activity increases in Oklahoma
• Edmond Police log 2 social host arrests
• FBI seeks help in serial bank robber case
• Lawmaker prepares college presidents for budget woes
• Long-range goals, outcome priority of board candidate
• Witness: Edmond woman died from smoke, gunshot
• Police seek Citizens Police Academy participants
• ‘Cathouse’ case goes to trial
• 1-22 News: in brief
• 1-22 Calendar
• 1-22 Community: your news
• Courts on the ropes are losing budget battle
• Lawyer raises issues with ME’s office
• OC honors Reagan legacy
• OKC Home & Garden Show opens this weekend
• Details emerge in ‘Cathouse’ case
• Grau submits ME’s bill
• Edmond-area residents heed weather advice
• Icy roads force school closings
• Witnesses testify in ‘Cathouse’ case
• UCO’s Webb to retire
• Plans in motion for Arcadia Lake educational trails
• 1994 project extended for new ownership
• Treat sworn in to Senate
• Sequoyah students win 2nd place at Future City regionals
• Edmond sales tax income up 4%
• Edmond’s Miss Oklahoma returns
• Police: Stop nets 8 pounds of pot
• OC plans shift to campus police
• Scouts play Santa
• Rotary raises funds for playground
• Edmond man to ride ‘Miles With A Mission’
• Reading at top of list for board hopeful
• OC to honor Reagan’s legacy
• Chisholm PTO to host school board forum
• Museum to host book fair
• Officials seek Citizens Fire Academy participants
• Freezing rain, snow in Edmond forecast
• Freezing rain, snow in Edmond forecast
• Jury convicts man in Edmond bank robbery
• 1-15 Community: your news
• Edmond North to stage Agatha Christie masterpiece
• ENA sets date for Edmond Summit Feb. 26
• Edmond polls crime victims to improve service
• Edmond’s Miss Oklahoma is swimsuit winner
• UCO, others to serve in King’s footsteps
• Treat wins majority of voters with less cash
• Candidate wants more accountability, transparency
• 1-15 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• Schools receive mid-term state funding adjustments
• Edmond North to put on Agatha Christie masterpiece
• School board candidates meet in forum
• Edmond schools ahead of Legislature on student bill
• Police release details in OKC-Edmond pursuit
• Deer Creek alumni seeking photos, stories for book
• Young leaders get look at fire, police work
• Douglas seeks 2nd term
• Quail apartment fire causes $481,000 in damage
• Search of Edmond home nets drugs, 3 arrests
• UPDATE: Why Edmond chase suspect fled remains mystery
• Taxiway project finishes at Geoport
• Shots fired during police chase
• Treat wins state Senate District 47 race
• Fire strikes apartments near Quail Springs
• Board accepts school calendars
• Lankford awaits health care repeal
• Tucson tragedy inspires dignitary protection unit
• School district adds police presence at board meetings
• City prepares for park bids
• City building suffers fire damage
• 1-12 Police: crime news
• Police: Edmond man attempts to forge prescription
• Edmond man, 26, eludes police, faces complaints
• Area students begin robot build in FIRST competition
• OCA hosts winter blood drive Jan. 15
• Bingman picks Edmond’s Murray for Judicial Nominating Commission
• Former educator runs for school board
• 8 Republicans sworn in to lead state
• Fallin takes oath
• Edmond dodges brunt of severe weather
• Fallin enters inauguration in prayer
• Open Meeting Act violations punishable by fines, jail time
• Edmond elementary suffers water damage
• Locals flock to Eagle Watch
• Incumbent runs for second board term
• Senate candidates list their priorities
• 1-8 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• State braces for arctic air assault
• Edmond children sing to seniors
• Henry joins Edmond law firm
• Census: City education level remains high
• Edmond Electric looks at smart grid technology
• Edmond FFA officers attend conference
• Bingman announces remainder of staff
• Mercy to focus on healthy eating
• Broker faces ban, nearly $1M fine
• Crime in Edmond down a bit in 2010
• Edmond officials attend YMCA annual meeting
• 1-6 Police & Fire: emergency runs
• Fallin selects Edmond’s Ming as energy secretary
• Fallin to retain Pettit as chief information officer
• Edmond Animal Shelter to lower adoption fee
• ProCure offers proton therapy for cancer
• School growth could impact budgets
• Police announce increase in armed robbery reward
• Central MS recognizes students
• Metro man faces drug, burglary felonies in Edmond
• 1-5 News: in brief
• Metro man faces drug, burglary felonies in Edmond
• Fallin names Coffee as secretary of state
• Police announce increase in armed robbery reward
• Terrill, Leftwich appear in court, proclaim innocence
• Dry weather increases wildfire potential
• 2010 Samaritans exceed goal
• Democrats announce Senate leadership team
• Memorial rings in New Year
• County swears in commissioners, assessor
• 1-4 Police: crime news
• Police investigate copper theft from OG&E substation
• Edmond cops log 350 DUI arrests in 2010
• U.S. Cellular gives Edmond teachers boost through ‘Calling All Teachers’
• 1-1 Health: in brief
• Locals give West sendoff to Miss America contest
• State tries to keep pace in meth battle
• Court reschedules Edmond murder trials
• 12-31 Calendar
• Opening Night countdown begins
• 12-31 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• Politics turns bright red in 2010
• Gas tops $3 a gallon in Edmond
• Edmond Miss America contestant seeks votes
• Speaker-elect announces House leadership appointments
• Foundation announces $150,000 in grants
• New pool tops school news in 2010
• Businessman restoring Oklahoma’s Shangri-La
• Senate hopefuls define taxes
• Oklahoma Foundation for Excellence honors Edmond Whiz Kids supporter
• Senate candidates agree to fund ME’s move
• Henry still deciding future plans
• EPA steps up to help cities
• 12-28 News: in brief
• Senate candidates agree to fund ME office move
• Edmond investigator always wanted to be an officer
• Henry: Gambling expansions paid off
• Allies to continue push for texting ban
• Senate hopefuls believe SQ 755 should prevail
• Set realistic goals in order to attain, maintain weight loss
• DC varsity pom wins championship
• Sen. Coburn endorses Treat for Senate 47
• HOPE Center client: ‘Leave your pride at the door and walk in’
• Candidates differ on social vs. economic issues
• Arcadia Lake plans annual Eagle Watch
• Murphy to serve as OCC chairwoman
• 12-24 Calendar: Edmond senior calendar
• Chance rocks around metro
• DA files felony bribery charges in ME case
• A passing grade?
• Many counties seeing increasing poverty levels
• 12-23 Police & Fire: emergency runs
• YouTube Corvette speedster idles in jail
• Court: Behenna sentence remains at 15 years
• Police investigate salvage yard burglaries
• State’s congressional representation to stay the same
• Sheriff launches Red Lights for Christmas
• Forecasters: No white Christmas for Edmond
• Fallin, legislative leaders support tax cut
• UCO selects oratory competition high school scholarship winners
• 12-22 Police & Fire
• Student organization receives sustainability grant
• Judge sentences Edmond man in laundering scheme
• Council changes zoning in lake district
• Rose Bowl float features Edmond boy’s face
• Classrooms to get Smart(er)
• Metro man faces complaints in Edmond heist
• Edmond AMBUCS donate AmTryke
• State agencies: Holiday drinking, driving don’t mix
• FBI: Violent crime, property crime decline
• Police arrest Edmond man in alleged fraud
• Metro man faces complaints in Edmond heist
• HOPE Center client calls agency a saving grace
• Local group weighs in on sustainability
• City defines ICLEI ties
• School board approves project architects
• Mother, daughter join Boy Scouts
• 12-18 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• Some ideas on sustainability
• Grove Valley celebrates
• Candidates favor state budget cuts
• Wish turns into reality
• Deer Creek adopts new grade groups
• UCO honors nursing student with posthumous degree
• 12-17 Community: your news
• Francis Tuttle moves forward with plans for Edmond facility
• Edmond area natives honored as UCO class marshals
• Lankford nabs 3 committees
• UCO defendants seek partial dismissal in civil suit
• Officers connect with children through Shop With A Cop effort
• Deer Creek selects Teachers of the Year
• Police: Animal abuse or neglect is not OK
• Parks Department receives award
• 12-16 This Week: what to do, what to see
• Police: Theft of holiday equipment rises
• Airport projects zoom ahead
• OU Medical Center Edmond receives mammography accreditation
• 66% say yes to school pool plan
• Lamb focuses on business efforts
• Goza files for Senate seat
• North Pole event draws hundreds to MAC
• UCO names Hepner as dean
• Pruitt: Ruling gives boost to health care fight
• Councilwoman announces re-election plans
• Bickham takes oath for Council seat
• 4 file for senate seat
• Santa swaps sleigh for fire truck in Edmond
• Edmond honors police chief’s MVP
• Judge: Edmond man to enter prison on Jan. 4
• Citizens pursue Edmond beer thief
• Edmond pilot makes physical progress
• Detroit couple finds HOPE in Edmond
• $29.9 million bond goes to voters
• Family, friends celebrate local pastor’s life
• Sun donates $500 to Susan G. Komen For the Cure
• 12-11 Polling Places: where to vote
• 12-11 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• Edmond Chamber Endorses Passage Of School Bond Issues
• Chamber Announces Bank Of Oklahoma Small Business Of The Year Finalists
• Ex-DA journeys through murder, bombing, faith
• Behenna appeal decision months away
• Rotarians ring in holiday cheer
• 12-10 This Week: what to do, what to see
• Police investigate gunshots at Edmond apartments
• Apartment fire sends Edmond woman to hospital
• Fire Dept. rapid response saves Edmond lives, property
• Fallin, lawmakers talk economy
• Six running for Edmond school board
• Board regulates camps, clinics
• 12-9 News: in brief
• City union gives to HOPE Center
• 12-9 This Week: what to do, what to see
• Police: Suspect robs Edmond shoe store
• Eight locals join CASA
• First responders meet in Edmond
• North schedules concert, auction
• 3 candidates file for school board
• Guthrie woman dies in weekend fire
• First responders meet in Edmond
• 12-4 Calendar
• ‘Giving your time is so valuable’
• Chancellor pitches higher ed increase
• Judge orders Edmond man to pay $133,000 restitution
• Festival of the Trees open today
• Man faces DUI complaint after shooting self
• 12-4 community: your news
• 12-4 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• Judge orders Edmond man to pay $133,000 restitution
• Parade draws large crowd downtown
• Agency to launch senior fraud prevention effort
• WeatherBank forecasts milder winter
• City of Edmond planning Sustainability Forum
• Pet photos to benefit local Paws for Life
• Treasurer-elect Miller announces leadership team
• New dietary intake levels set for calcium, vitamin D
• 12-3 The Details: Local Christmas music offerings
• Locals meet Jesus’ helpers on Route 66
• Boys Ranch Town ready for Christmas pageant
• 12-2 Community: your news
• UCO heralds in holiday season with Winterglow
• Streets to close for Parade of Lights
• City officials urge local shopping
• Locals to protest climate change policies
• Park family reunites for Turkey Trot
• Judge sentences metro woman in bank robberies
• 12-1 News: in brief
• Negotiations seek Round Barn resolution
• Judge sentences metro woman in bank robberies
• UCO receives $400,000 grant
• Speaker-elect announces House committee leadership
• 11-30 News: in brief
• Turkey Trot draws hundreds
• Edmond man to serve 16 years in fraud scheme
• Committee looks again at blade signs
• 11-30 Police: crime news
• 11-30 This Week: what to do, what to see
• Police: Edmond teen rolls car in DUI incident
• EEDA looks forward to 2011 activity
• Engineer throws hat into Senate 47 ring
• Senior gift requests may increase this holiday season
• 11-27 Community: your news
• 11-27 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• State lawmaker wants to ensure holiday cards reach wounded soldiers
• Foreclosures take toll on many Oklahomans
• Church invites community to Behenna prayer vigil
• $4.6 billion settlement nears for black farmers, American Indians
• KOB recognizes locals’ efforts
• Edmond City Council sends ordinance back to sign review committee
• Chamber selects Youth Leadership Edmond class
• Edmond youth peel for charity dinner
• Official: Holiday revenues benefit Edmond
• Bar code system helps protect patients
• Northpark Mall teaming with Infant Crisis Services on Black Friday
• Police ID Edmond area homicide victim
• Santa to make special visit to Edmond Police
• Citywide Thanksgiving dinner plans going full speed
• Police investigate area homicide
• Caldwell announces for Council
• Businesses learn pros, cons of new health act
• Edmond resident honored as Champion of Character
• 11-24 OKC Watch: Oklahoma News
• AAA: Stuffed highways will greet holiday travelers
• OHP releases results of seat belt crackdown
• Edmond City Council picks Bickham for Ward 1
• EPD Bomb Squad unveils new truck
• Judge extends SQ 755 decision time
• Panel discusses CNG conversion costs, benefits
• Edmond Electric offers tips for holiday energy savings
• City to put on sustainability forum
• Judge extends SQ 755 decision time
• Edmond honors top cops
• UCO to host presentation on human trafficking in Oklahoma
• OCS students raise $400K for new building
• Candidate pledges to ‘volunteer’ in Senate
• Police investigate animal abuse incident
• 11-20 Police & Fire: emergency runs
• 11-20 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• UCO hosting Thanksgiving food drive and dinner
• Edmond Mobile Meals delivers half a million meals
• Citylink Edmond ridership nearly triples
• City responds to bus accidents
• Owasso native wins Miss UCO 2011 pageant
• Aragon to lead veterans affairs for Fallin
• Edmond man heads Islamist watchdog group
• John Ross 4th-graders learn about caring, sharing
• Jury convicts metro man in warranty scheme
• 14 Edmond Boy Scouts receive Eagle rank
• Police seize drug pipe at Edmond school
• 11-18 Pets: rescued animals
• Lupus Foundation puts on fundraiser
• Cops, Edmond children benefit from holiday effort
• 11-18 Community: your news
• EEDA listens to conference center plan
• Justice swears in Edmond lawmaker, others
• Durable canopies go up in Festival Market Place
• Gov. sets election date for Lamb’s seat
• Russell Dougherty students stake a claim on statehood
• 11-17 Police & Fire: emergency runs
• Edmond Electric gives tips for keeping warm, saving energy
• Traffic stop leads to allegations, lawsuit
• Edmond Mobile Meals reaches meal delivery milestone
• Locals prep for Community Thanksgiving
• Interesting life accompanies Senate candidate
• Groups underrepresented in Legislature
• 11-16 Police & Fire: emergency runs
• 11-16 New: in brief
• Groups underrepresented in Legislature
• Organizers seek volunteers for Thanksgiving dinner
• ‘You have to crack a lot of eggs to make a good omelet’
• Former Coburn aide seeks office
• Hefner ‘ready to serve’ in state Senate
• Cops arrest Edmond man in child abductions
• 11-13 Meetings: on the agenda
• Sun names Dunham ticket winner
• 11-13 Community: your news
• 11-13 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• Wind, rain in football forecast
• 10 vie for council appointment
• Cox Connects Community Challenge to award $10,000 to area nonprofit
• Home builders fund scholarships
• O’Neal announces departure as OC president
• Vets say freedom isn’t free, but it’s worth it
• 10 vie for council appointment
• 11-12 Health: in brief
• DA drops charges against Edmond man
• Police continue search for armed robbery suspect
• Local Daughters of the Confederacy chapter attends Ancestor Fair
• Fire Dept. offers seasonal safety tips
• Local woman leads team in Komen walk
• Judge sentences Edmond man on 174 counts
• OMRF scientists slow Alzheimer’s in mice
• Election energizes open carry supporters
• City looks at fiber optic costs
• Edmond meets Russian delegation
• Sharia law state question could cause legal problems
• Deer Creek may reconfigure middle school
• Funky Edmond hair salon raises funds for nonprofit
• State honors Vietnam veterans, others
• Police seek ID of armed robbery suspect
• Oil well closure makes room for airport expansion
• Glass blower plans move to downtown
• Labor unions receive arbitrators
• Mercy takes hi-tech approach
• Group announces annual ‘Blue Light’ service
• Edmond repair shop reports $5,580 loss
• English language state question faces challenges
• Citizens class gets ‘explosive’ tour
• 11-9 This Week: what to do, what to see
• Sunset dedicates new center
• 11-9 Community: your news
• New pier on tap for lake
• Incumbent throws hat in ring for board seat
• Fallin names transition leaders
• 11-6 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• Monday hearing set for SQ 755
• Hall inductee aided missile development
• Education debate not over with defeat of 744
• Pelco celebrates with Open House
• Teen faces obstacle, tackles it, moves on
• 11-6 Police & Fire: emergency runs
• Police: Guthrie man dies in Edmond crash
• Gaddie: SQ 755 may require AG opinion
• Anti-sharia measure faces legal challenge
• City of Edmond receives several OWPCA awards
• CAIR to challenge sharia law measure
• Evangelical voters turn out in record numbers
• Round Barn supporters to hold fundraiser
• OC Homecoming activities celebrate 60 years
• Hefner announces for Lamb’s Senate seat
• State, federal dollars help schools’ budget
• Feds: Local man fails to register as sex offender
• Edmond Involved youth schedule Senior Sock Hop fundraiser
• Judge rules for agency in Ponzi scheme lawsuit
• Edmondites score food drive landslide
• Edmond sends 5 to office
• Committee grounds LED signs
• GOP candidates sweep up victories
• Voters elect charter schools’ founder Barresi
• Miller pledges to earn public trust, confidence
• Lankford joins GOP House takeover
• Lamb to focus on jobs
• Fallin takes governor's office
• 11-3 Police & Fire: emergency runs
• Edmond man to serve 94 months in Craigslist scam
• St. Mary’s breaks ground for middle school
• Republicans rally with conservative wave
• Vaughn wins second term as commissioner
• Feds: Local man fails to register as sex offender
• Chisholm Elementary puts on Storybook Parade
• 11-3 This Week: what to do, what to see
• 11-2 Police: crime news
• Streller honored for security
• Decent voter turnout expected
• Pilot recalls fellow military hall inductee
• Local reps look at Indiana health bill
• Edmond cops tutor EMSA paramedics
• Veteran’s career includes Korea, Desert Storm
• Council seeks applicants for vacant seat
• Police recover Edmond girl, 8
• Family transforms pumpkins into memories
• Homeless man provides clue in $60,000 copper theft
• State lawmakers want to pass ‘anchor babies’ bill
• New group takes over Fox Lake Plaza
• Defense an issue in 5th District race
• Spooky sightings: Teams investigate haunted Edmond
• 10-30 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• 10-30 Community: your news
• Hoffhines honored for meekness
• Creativity World Forum features state’s Native American heritage
• City Council to meet in special session
• Edmond woman dies in crash
• ‘Bicycle Bob’ trial set for January
• Area Halloween events offer family options
• Officials: Education needed to advance water issues
• Edmond Electric, OMPA present rebate checks to Edmond resident
• OC names Miss Oklahoma an Ambassador of Leadership
• Experts offer Halloween safety tips
• Officials debate use of potential new education money
• Gov. candidates field questions at State Chamber
• John Ross collects coats
• Appeal date set for Edmond soldier
• Taxes topic of 5th District forum
• Edmond woman relishes leadership roles
• Page resigns Edmond City Council seat
• Inhofe critical of Afghan president
• 10-26 Police & Fire: emergency runs
• 10-26 Police: crime news
• Gold Star group meets in Edmond
• Search for suspect continues in bicyclist’s death
• 10-23 Community: your news
• Insurance Commission succeeds in anti-fraud efforts
• Ins. hopefuls: Health care act not the answer
• Vietnam veteran flew 800 missions
• Epilepsy Association of Oklahoma to host fundraiser at Applebee’s
• Edmond woman faces negligent homicide complaint
• Police continue search for Edmond girl, 8
• 10-23 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• 10-year-olds can be tricky
• Edmond Beautiful announces Yard of the Week tour
• Fundraiser to benefit Round Barn
• Pruitt vows to push back against D.C. as AG
• Work resumes on Round Barn sign
• Governor candidates talk campaign contributions
• Official: No problems for state military voters
• Group demonstrates ‘laughter yoga’ in Edmond
• UCO’s tutoring program offers effective study techniques
• UCO advances technology with Apple store, new iPhone app
• OC puts on Ethics Week
• Commission OKs expansion near medical complex
• 10-21 Community: your news
• Commission OKs expansion near medical complex
• Ida Freeman students drop eggs
• Deer Creek receives new $400,000 fire engine
• Edmond Republican Women plan watch party
• Schools host Principals for a Day
• 5th District hopefuls draw distinctions
• Round Barn receives 30-day moratorium
• Budget woes focus of debate in governor's race
• Food drive organizers seek volunteers
• UCO Wind Symphony hopes to ‘ring your bell’ in fall concert
• Edmond Animal Welfare to host Howl-O-Ween Party in the Park
• Police encourage Edmond teens to drive safely
• Character Council to host annual banquet
• Hall inductee fought bravely in Korea
• Candidates trade barbs over campaign ad
• Parties settle in cop abuse suit
• Police seek missing Edmond girl, 8
• 10-16 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• Edmond man indicted in food stamp fraud
• Time off to vote a legal right
• UCO to host gubernatorial debate
• Court refuses review in cop back pay suit
• School chiefs share updates
• Budget cuts’ harshest effects still to come
• Astronaut phones home from space
• Round Barn issue on council agenda
• Local resident helps provide education, hope
• Ugandan nun gives hope to those in pain
• Police halt prescription drug fraud
• Community Picnic on for tonight
• Pistol Shoot Out to benefit foundation
• Lady Huskies run-rule Bartlesville 12-0 in 5 innings
• Fire Department to host Children’s Safety Challenge
• Edmond cop-soldier to deploy to Afghanistan
• 10-15 Pets: rescued animals
• Board sends $29.9M bond issue to vote
• Surgeons offer safety tips for carving pumpkins
• Superintendent hopefuls discuss issues at UCO
• UCO hosts SQ 744 debate
• Questions still surround Round Barn sign issue
• Gulf veterans honor Edmond WW II veterans
• Edmond Police arrest Idaho man for soliciting without permit
• Guthrie-Edmond Regional Airport to buy adjacent property
• Edmond residents report earthquake
• Students step-up Operation Green at St. Mary’s School
• Lankford calls for less debt, regulation
• Fallin garners Senate endorsements
• Silhouettes bear tragic stories
• Arcadia residents rally to fight Round Barn-obscuring sign
• UCO Laboratory of History Museum to host fundraiser at Hideaway Pizza
• Cyberbullying workshop set
• Police continue to seek information in Edmond fatality crash
• 10-13 Community: your news
• Police log social host arrest
• Edmond high schools name homecoming royalty
• Wetlands capture Northern Hills students’ attention
• Fallin, Inhofe, Lankford visit Edmond Chamber
• Coffee Creek bridge closes for repairs in East Edmond
• UCO to host panel discussion for state superintendent, debate on SQ744
• Police seek hit-and-run suspect in fatality crash
• Soldier made ulimate sacrifice at Siegfried Line
• Clash brewing over state pensions
• Safety Village to be site of Community Picnic
• Gold Star Mothers form new group
• 10-9 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• 10-9 Community: your news
• 10-8 This Week: what to do, what to see
• Edmond 4-H leader wins ‘Volunteer of the Year’ award
• Edmond recognizes employees, members of boards, commissions
• Murphey keeps up fight for efficiency
• Officials raise violence awareness
• EFD at Henderson Hills
• Local hand transplant recipient on mend
• UCO invites campus and community to ‘Broncho Up’ for homecoming
• UCO to host week of activities to educate students about alcohol and drug abuse
• City of Edmond employees and members of boards and commissions recognized at annual Fish Fry
• Edmond Area Chamber Of Commerce To Oppose SQ 744
• 10-7 Police: crime news
• Rotary Club hosts breakfast to benefit scholarships
• Cheyenne Middle School hosts Fall Market
• Edmond receives seat belt enforcement honor
• Planners deny effort to shrink addition lots
• Blazes keep area firefighters busy
• Bulldogs celebrate homecoming
• Throngs cheer Deer Creek parade
• City panels mull LED signs
• Deer Creek awards royalty
• 10-6 News: in brief
• Our Sisters’ Closet opens doors
• Edmond businesses suffer break-ins
• North presents freshman cheer team
• Walk to School Day urges students to ‘take a hike’
• State beefs up organized crime penalties
• Board changes classroom cell phone policy
• Bullying takes to the Web
• Journalist: Coup may be in Iraq’s future
• Hero led last U.S. Army cavalry charge
• UCO’s fashion students to host charity fashion show
• OC enrollment is school’s second highest
• Edmond businesses suffer break-ins
• 10-2 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• Resident wins $500 gift card
• City may start up composting program
• Marine recalls Wake Island
• Schools provide tools to stop bullying
• Edmond Young Professionals Launch Trick Or Eat Program
• First-time lottery player wins $4,000
• Santa Fe development moves forward
• Council OKs Coffee Creek apartment plan
• Edmond church celebrates 100th birthday
• Learning math ignites excitement
• Wolves go on parade
• 9-30 Pets: rescued animals
• Artificial heart surgery is a 1st for region
• Attorneys change tune after hearing in Morgan murder case
• Judge orders ‘Bicycle Bob’ defendant to trial
• SoonerCare offers online renewal
• Pilot speaks to Sequoyah students
• 9-29 Pets: rescued animals
• Parents receive Text-A-Tip information
• City raises water rates, commits to pipeline project
• Smoke triggers Edmond Memorial evacuation
• ‘Father’ of ONG to be inducted into military hall
• Bullying has long-term effect
• Edmond City Council approves Mercy project on I-35
• Edmond City Council to vote on water plan
• Smoke triggers evacuation at Edmond Memorial High School
• EPD takes back nearly 300 pounds of medication
• Stillwater mayor, OSU official indicted, arrested for booking
• Incentive program benefits debated
• 9-28 Police: crime news
• Oklahoma receives $1 million in HHS grants
• Marjorie Anderson’s book signing
• Shannon Miller Set for Keynote Speaker at 2nd Annual Women’s Leadership Conference
• Report: Radicals seek global Sharia-governed state
• 16 students snag NMS Semifinalists title
• Steel structure of hospital goes into place
• 111 take citizenship oath
• 9-25 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• Edmond to join drug take-back effort
• First ever 5k dog run in Oklahoma
• Too good to be true: tennis coach takes citizenship oath today
• Edmond man faces child porn indictment
• Hearing to resume in ‘Bicycle Bob’ case
• CMN is all about making miracles
• 9-24 News: in brief
• Suspect attempts two drug forgeries in one day
• 9-23 Pets: rescued animals
• Burglar smashes glass, grabs cash
• Bowling turns back time
• Lewis calls for workers’ comp reform
• Edmond man dies from crash injuries
• Planning Commission splits on spot zoning
• Huskies run the streets
• Edmond man dies from crash injuries
• Students study U.S. Constitution
• Edmond cop shoots his way to the top
• Fall arrives, brings cooler weather
• Send hugs and kisses to the troops
• Technical investigations site under study
• Gov. denies parole in Edmond case
• 9-22 New: in brief
• Traffic stop yields pot, knife, counterfeit bills
• 9-21 Police: crime news
• Community comes to rescue
• Lawmakers review tax credits
• Foundation seeks nominations for mentoring award
• Edmond Chamber Sporting Clays Tournament Date Set
• 9-21 This Week: what to do, what to see
• Lawmakers look at retirement fund
• Meth offender registry to begin Nov. 1
• Suit accuses UCO debate coach of misconduct
• Hope found in a backpack
• 9-18 Community: your news
• Parties to talk in employment lawsuit
• Teachers’ unions conflict over SQ 744
• Memorial students ride for Bike 2 School
• Edmond police honor one of their own
• Route 66 Classics in the Park Car Show & Craft Fair
• 9-18 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• 9-18 Calendar
• 9-17 Police: crime news
• Edmond to join drug take-back effort
• Families, doctors seek therapy for disease
• Agency commissioner, teen share vision loss experiences
• Lawmakers examine children of incarcerated parents
• Fall Job Fair set for Sept. 24
• Agency commissioner, teen share vision loss experiences
• Airport board moves forward with projects
• Local students tackle cancer through pink events
• Sam Noble Museum encourages registration for fossil-hunting field trip
• Devon, Lyric bring interactive educational musical to schools
• State communities wait for water report
• 9-16 This Week: what to do, what to see
• Thunder bus visits John Ross
• City, union agree on deal
• Summer winds to a close
• Bond money pays off for Rose Union recess
• 9-15 This Week: what to do, what to see
• State Fair offers food, fun, safety issues
• Parks, water work continues across Edmond
• Edmond shelter animal becomes K-9 drug dog
• 5th annual Kelsey Briggs Run Against Child Abuse on for Saturday
• AIDS Walk Oklahoma City set for Sunday
• Parks, water work continues across Edmond
• 9-14 Community: your news
• St. Mary’s students explore African marimba music
• 9-14 This Week: what to do, what to see
• Voter ID state question faces challenges
• New law prevents storage of newborn blood samples
• Weinmeister to speak to Kiwanis
• Liberty and Freedom class offered at H&H Gun Range
• Independent out of 5th District race
• Easy Editing for Announcements and Acitivites
• Thousands on wait list for mental health help
• 9-14 News: in brief
• Sept. 11 anniversary inspires local activity
• 9-11 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• 9-11 Community: your news
• 9-11 Calendar
• State hopes to hatch plan to save prairie chicken, wind energy
• Grave sites an Edmond mystery
• Chef takes on statewide competition
• Guthrie teen pleads not guilty in murder
• Schools slated for renovations
• 9-10 Pets: rescued animals
• Cops to mount doughnut shops for Special Olympics
• UCO center to transform lives
• Bicycle Streak set for Sunday in Mitch Park
• Golf tournament to support local children’s medical research
• 9-10 This Week: what to do, what to see
• Feds indict immigrant detained in Edmond
• Edmond Elks honor MIA soldier, daughter
• Schools announce bond issue items
• Golf event to raise funds for lupus
• Commission delays rezoning request
• PSC Panel to produce report
• Edmond family takes to cycles
• UCO names top freshmen
• Panel explores funding options for Edmond Police station
• Future of SORC remains in doubt
• Car crashes into Edmond retailer
• 5th District hopefuls draw distinctions
• Council to vote on water rate plan
• Setting goals pays off for Memorial students
• Edmond Public Schools official to speak at Edmond Kiwanis Club
• Car crashes into Edmond retailer
• Edmond Chamber’s Young Professionals Host Luncheon With Mo Anderson
• Artist visits swan sculpture
• 9-4 Community: your news
• 9-4 Labor day closings
• A&E show to shine light on hoarding in Oklahoma
• Rolling paper, scales lead to marijuana bust
• Locals depart on Leavenworth 10 Freedom Ride
• 9-4 Calendar
• 9-4 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• Offshore oil rig explodes in Gulf of Mexico
• 9-3 This Week: what to do, what to see
• Monday Study Club to hold year’s first meeting
• Oklahoma City University reading series gets ‘Rebirthed’
• Police stress holiday anti-alcohol efforts
• Republican women open HQ
• $20M concert hall opens in Edmond
• Offshore platform explodes in Gulf of Mexico
• 9-2 This Week: what to do, what to see
• Plaintiffs object to ‘gifted trader’ court challenge
• Police: Raids effective
• Coburn calls for transparency
• Local Lawmakers Honored For Supporting Move Of Medical Examiner’s Office To UCO
• Instruments record quakes east of Edmond
• Police: Raids effective; gang, drug issues remain
• Libraries receive grant for ‘After School @ Your Library’
• Locals react to mission change in Iraq
• Fight to ban lead in fishing tackle continues
• Edmond man gets 20 years in abuse case
• Local officials tout Forensic Science Institute
• Sooner football tickets garner OU museum discounts on game days
• Term limits again a ballot choice
• City OKs pool project
• Teen to be tried as adult in Logan Co. murder
• Edmond families receive keys from Habitat
• Locals prep for Leavenworth 10 Freedom Ride
• Police: Sex toys stolen from Edmond store
• Author relates Ethiopian story at Kiwanis meeting
• Senator visits Edmond Rotary
• Melson pleads guilty in Land Office case
• Burrage says lax control leads to white collar crime
• Competitive pool passes board vote
• Local police officers claim international fame
• 8-28 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• 8-28 Community: your news
• 8-28 News: in brief
• Deer Creek High School parents plan Bluezapalooza
• Is climate change behind extreme weather?
• Lawmaker eyes new bicycle law
• Police raid 2nd Edmond apartment complex
• Inhofe tours UCO, meets with veterans
• Police raid 2nd Edmond apartment complex
• Oklahoma County courthouse loses power
• 'Okie Doak' wins insurance commission runoff
• $780,000 leaves trails budget for traffic plan
• Edmond kindergartner lost, found
• Kreidler honored for character of endurance
• DC voters OK change in fire district
• Benefit of runoff elections questioned
• Lankford sweeps Edmond precincts
• Police raid rids Edmond complex of guns, drugs
• Cops rid Edmond complex of guns, drugs
• Police make drug arrest near school
• Police seek cigarette thief
• Drug cars end up as fire trainers
• Calvey concedes 5th District
• Lankford takes GOP nomination for 5th District
• Council OKs ‘green’ apartment zoning
• It Is Almost Time To Make A Deal At The Edmond Chamber 2010 Annual Auction
• Buyer emerges for Fox Lake
• After egg recall, FDA chief urges passage of food safety bill
• 8-24 News: in brief
• Edmond North names JV cheer squad
• Officials call for changes to lottery
• Council, school board table pool agreement
• 8-21 Calendar
• Egg recall affects thousands of people
• Vote to decide GOP nominee for insurance chief
• Council, school district to weigh pool possibility
• UCO battalion commissions 4 officers
• 8-21 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• August Women’s Network Breakfast Topic Set
• 8-20 This Week: what to do, what to see
• Commission approves Coltrane office plan
• DC could expand fire district
• Parties strategize as runoffs approach
• New building, sunny first day greet Sunset students
• Technology aids police in catching burglary suspect
• Oklahoma sets record for ACT test-takers
• Respect Diversity exhibit on display
• Campaign postcard misleads
• Retail center receives extension
• Construction clears at start of school
• 8-18 This Week: what to do, what to see
• City water weathers heat OK
• MOPS members plan busy year
• Friends of Arcadia Lake Equestrian Trails pick up trash
• Groups oppose English-language measure
• Deer Creek schools enjoy easy opening
• Copper thieves strip 6 AC units at businesses
• Residents prepare for apartment construction
• Locals honor Wiley Post
• 8-17 This Week: what to do, what to see
• 8-17 Police: crime news
• ODOT plan will increase safety
• Police: Slow down for back-to-school youth
• Judge rules in favor of charter school
• 8-14 Calendar: Edmond senior center
• 8-14 Calendar
• SQ 744 debate heats up
• OCS teachers experience Washington’s story
• 8-14 Meetings: on the agenda
• 8-14 Pets: Rescued animals
• 2 GOP races, 1 Deer Creek issue on Aug. 24 ballot
• Veterans face mental health risks
• Calvey pursues health lawsuit
• Deer Creek workers try out healthier foods
• ME’s office IDs heat-related victims
• New technology keeps cops cool
• Behenna responds to military court filing
• Marchers support alleged WikiLeaks whistleblower
• 744 supporters bash ODOT plan
• Guthrie-Edmond Airport continues expansion work
• 8-12 This Week: what to do, what to see
• Police net arrest in prostitution sting
• Hawk ignites grass fire in Edmond
• Bailout cushions state Medicaid
• City sales tax revenue increases
• Bathroom bandit case expands
• Edmond Police install digital video in cars
• 8-10 This Week: what to do, what to see
• Parties brace for close November races
• Council approves Enclave extension
• Take 5 minutes for 5 votes for $500,000
• 45th Fires Brigade hosts change of command ceremony
• Officers jump into dive training
• Triple-digit highs, but ‘cooler’ days ahead
• Edmond Police net 107 stops during seat belt effort
• OSBI announces arrest in Logan Co. murder
• Edmond Young Professionals To Partner With Turning Point Ministries To...
• July Women’s Network Breakfast Will Bring A Smile To Your Face
• Edmond Young Professionals Host Habitat For Humanity Program
• June Women's Network Breakfast is All About Helping Women
• LibertyFest
• Edmond Chamber Announces Total Resource Campaign Trip Winners
• Leadership Edmond Applications Are Now Available
• Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner, Kim Holland to Speak at Edmond Chamber June Membership Luncheon
• Edmond Chamber Of Commerce Hires Coordinator- Member Services
• Edmond Chamber Announces Winners For Annual Golf Tournament
• Edmond Jazz Festival and 3rd Annual Getting Green Festival
• Edmond Chamber To Host Legislative Breakfast
• Edmond Chamber Annual Golf Tournament Teams Selling Out!
• Edmond Chamber’s Young Professionals To Host Luncheon On Politics For Dummies
• Edmond Chamber’s Youth Leadership Edmond Class Ix Graduation
• April Edmond Chamber Luncheon
• Edmond Chamber’s Edmond Young Professionals Host Networking Night
• Women’s Network Breakfast At River Oaks Golf Club
• Allison Fine Promoted To Coordinator Of Communications With The Edmond Area Chamber Of Commerce
• Edmond Chamber Announces Inductees into Edmond Hall Of Fame
• Ella Sprung Honored at Retirement Reception
• Edmond Chamber Of Commerce Hires Director of Member Development
• Edmond Chamber's Director of Communication to Resign
• Ridley, Secretary Of Transportation, To Speak At Edmond Chamber Luncheon
• Edmond Area Chamber Of Commerce Announces 2009 Annual Awards Winners
• Creating Your Business Set For Topic At January Women’s Network Breakfast
• Edmond Chamber Announces Finalists For Woman Of The Year
• Edmond Chamber’s Membership Director To Retire
• Edmond Chamber Seeks Nominations For Edmond Hall Of Fame
• January Lunch and Learn To Discussed Tax Season Survival
• Edmond Chamber Of Commerce Partners To Expand ‘Chamber Choice’ Health Plan
• Chamber Announces Bank Of Oklahoma Small Business Of The Year Finalists
• Edmond Chamber Hosts the Annual Awards Banquet Honoring the 2009 Achievements
• Edmond Chamber Gives Prizes As Part Of Member Reward$ Program
• Chamber Partners With City, EEDA And CVB In Shop Edmond Campaign
• Edmond Area Chamber Of Commerce Calendar For 2010
• Inaugural Women’s Leadership Conference
• Edmond Chamber Professional Completes Chamber Management Training Program
• Midcon Data Services Wins Chamber Sporting Clays Tournament
• Mayor to Give State of the City Address at Edmond Chamber Luncheon
• Edmond Chamber Supports The Passage Of Edmondschool Bond Issue
• November Lunch and Learn To Discussed Last Minute Holiday Advertising
• Edmond Chamber Selects Participants In Youth Leadership Edmond Class
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Oklahoma County
• Edmond Young Professionals Take An Insider's Look At Edmond
• Chamber Is Taking Nominations for Woman of the Year
• Women's Coalition’s Dr. Jean Warner to Speak October Women’s Network Breakfast
• Edmond Chamber Announces New School Added To 'Adopt-A-School' Program
• Leadership Edmond Alumni Select Fichtl As Distinguished Alumni
• October Lunch and Learn To Discussed Honing In On Your Target Market
• Edmond Chamber Sends Pack to Troops from Tinker Air Force Base
• Higher Education In Edmond Set For Topic At Edmond Chamber Luncheon
• A Woman’s Guide to Money Matters Set at Topic at August Women’s Network Breakfast
• Edmond Chamber Starts Member Reward Program
• Ella Sprung Of The Edmond Chamber Wins Lifetime Sales Award
• Chamber Is Taking Nominations For Small Business Of The Year
• Chamber To Host Workshop On Inexpensive Marketing
• Edmond Chamber Selectes Participants In Leadership Edmond Class XXV
• Crawford Family Funeral Home To Host Edmond Chamber’s Moring Mingle
• Edmond Young Professionals’ Donate Backpacks to Hope Center
• Congress Woman Mary Fallin To Speak At August Edmond Chamber Luncheon
• Edmond Young Professionals Help U R Special Ministries
• August Lunch and Learn To Discussed Economical Advertising
• Chamber and Local Business Members To Welcome New Teachers
• Edmond Young Professionals Learn If Leaders Are Born Or Made
• Edmond Chamber Provides Two Free Networking Opportunities
• Women’s Network Breakfast to Discuss What Do Your Eyes Say About You
• Cindi Broaddus Set as Keynote Speaker for Inaugural Women’s Leadership Conference in November
• Edmond Chamber Announces Total Resource Campaign Trip Winners
• Edmond Chamber Provides Free Opportunities For Networking
• Edmond Young Professionals Host Drive for Hope Center at Networking Event
• Leadership Edmond Applications Are Now Avaliable
• 4th of July - Parkfest
• Keller Williams Realty Vice Chairman Mo Anderson to Speak at Women’s Network Breakfast
• Edmond Chamber Provides Opportunities For Summer Networking
• Women's Network Breakfast May 2009
• Leadership Edmond Class Xxiv Graduates 32
• Fox 25’s Andrew Speno to Address Edmond Young Professionals
• Edmond Chamber Announces Winners For Annual Golf Tournament
• Edmond Chamber Adds Three To Board Of Directors
• Edmond Chamber Holds Legislative Update at Luncheon
• Edmond Chamber Annual Golf Tournament In The Works
• Winning the Recession War is Topic at Women’s Network Breakfast
• Edmond Chamber Graduates 42 Juniors In Youth Leadership Edmond Class
• Leadership Edmond Alumni Council Hosts Spring Mixer and OSBI Tour
• Downtown Edmond Arts Festival

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