Norman, OK News

• Norman, OK News
• Remember the fallen
• Holiday fun
• Troopers release name in Thunderbird drowning
• Deputies arrest 10
• Veterans, community remember the fallen
• OBA names officers
• More travelers to hit the road this Memorial Day
• Volunteers clean up Bishop Creek
• Cornerstone Metals Recycling opens in Norman
• Rig count down by 3 to 1,983
• New site aids wheel chair-bound diners
• Women finding independence through direct or home-based sales
• Agriculture Department spurring exports
• Windfalls sweeping down the plain
• FamilyWize offers prescription discounts
• United Way has $155,000 more to give than in 2011
• Veterans focus of Memorial Day events
• Legislator reportedly hospitalized
• matter of record
• Patrols to target holiday drunken drivers
• Military supported by the Arts through summer
• 45th Infantry Brigade commander to address Memorial Day audience
• Continental names VP for oil marketing
• Bike to Breakfast safety event planned
• Eighth Rose Rock tournament looking for a few good golfers
• Sweet Previews - Readers' Extravaganza 2012!
• Norman High’s Ballard is among top 5 educators
• Couple create atmosphere for social development
• DEQ must submit draft
• Noncommissioned employee charged with embezzlement
• Correction
• NPS district gets new administrator
• Bishop Creek cleanup scheduled for Saturday
• OFS officials present tips for burning firewood in forests
• Preston Joseph Heck
• County teachers awarded medals
• Lawman at rest
• Noble High choir is bound for Hawaii
• Fundraising scam claims OU affiliation
• Former Lexington city official pleads no contest in trial
• Man accused of indecent exposure
• Eisenhower welcomes seniors
• How to maintain your vegetable garden
• County won’t get district judge post
• Former Norman Regional foundation director honored
• Council postpones zoning request
• DEQ hosts public meeting on Lake Thunderbird
• City employees evacuate after fire alarm sounds
• Fund established for fallen officer
• Veterans center seeks lost Calico
• Saturation patrol nets nine arrests
• Schools earn more accolades
• Mayor says his family threatened
• Facility will help children with cancer and their families
• Board concerned with new grading system
• Donations recruited for family of fallen ‘angel hero’
• Future is uncertain for potential county district judge post
• Norman budget will get a public hearing
• Parks department to host summer camps
• Fairgrounds parking lot could improve farm market sales
• Drive nets donations
• Seniors blessed during baccalaureate ceremony
• Rain delays events
• New restaurant hosts charity night benefiting nonprofit
• ‘Folkgrass’ duo set to perform in Midway Concert Series
• Norman kicks off summer with Share Fair, SRP signups
• City focused on water treatment
• Local donations pave way for 135 competitors at Feather Creek Farm
• Time to control brush
• Weekly US oil, gas rig count up by 12 to 1,986
• Dave’s Health Mart Pharmacy to celebrate grand opening
• The Week Ahead: Will we always love Facebook?
• people in business
• Behind NVCB’s effectiveness
• Internet crime is a very big business industry and asset
• Valliance Bank names Clouse as Norman branch president
• Police file charges on former officer
• Police memorial honors six fallen county officers who died in the line of duty
• Preps headed to Boy’s State
• Fish Can’t Fly featured at annual Pride Festival
• Local author to hold book signing
• Woman awarded $75K in wrongful termination
• Food drive collects 16 bins of goods
• Demand drives home-grown market
• Oklahoma Guardsmen to be honored with medals
• noble briefs
• Morgue’s body cooler repaired
• Carrier honored for 50 years of service
• Sunshine is in the forecast
• Police seek men in robbery
• Residents can ride CART free
• Fire chief to retire
• Conference on aging to end
• Fairgrounds lot to be completed this week
• Residents encouraged to bike to work Friday
• NCVB gets clean audit
• Choir concert will feature Mozart
• Scout teamer, Sooner players assist Mission of Hope ministry
• Talking chicken
• County finishes budget
• Long, bumpy night delays city zoning processes
• NNHS to host eclipse event
• Residents to hear transportation plans
• Alzheimer’s group applauds U.S. plan
• Judgeship bill heads to Senate
• New theater company presents first production
• Emotions run high at GOP meeting
• Damaged trees could become art
• Business women gather for fellowship
• Museum offers two Scouting workshops
• Resident has new lease on life
• Girl thriving despite disabilities
• Make a splash
• Mother, daughter reunite
• Mother hopes to save son’s life with kidney
• Brave Combo tops picnic
• Weekly US oil, gas rig count up by 9 to 1,974
• eTicketing available to Heartland Flyers
• The Week Ahead: An oil glut in Oklahoma
• Noble chiropractic welcomes doctor
• NCVB 2012 Tourism Luncheon notes
• business briefs
• Noble market kicks off new season
• Door may open for judge post
• OU ceremony moved indoors due to rain
• Open Studios gives a glimpse of how, where artists work
• Concert celebrates U.S. service
• Noble chamber plans membership networking lunch
• Day-camp offers chance to sing
• Center celebrates Nursing Home Week
• Mothers asked to stop tobacco use
• High school students to perform in concert
• Carriers asking for food donations
• Regents approve renovations
• Family forever touched by twister
• Former intern claims wrongful reprimand
• Charges could be filed in fire case
• Seniors chosen for Rotary honors
• Special Olympics Summer Games open
• PFLAG to present two scholarships
• Famous Redhead named as inductee
• Two city schools join A+ network
• Council approves meters for downtown parking
• Budget board seeks information from sheriff
• Tax cut bodes ill for area schools
• Legislative holdout stymies addition of district judge
• Norman high schools rank among best in state, nation
• Fallin signs ‘gray water’ bill
• Firefighters battle Lexington blaze
• Budget board denies $400K arena funding
• Fallin endorses Romney in OKC
• Library hosts program on Portrait Freedom
• Destination Norman focused on future
• TIF moves forward
• Economic Trust Authority vote postponed
• Host families in demand
• City celebrates service
• Local artists open doors to the public
• Wheat farmers expect big yields
• Romney to campaign in OKC
• Wheat farmers expect big yields
• Man accused in drive-by shooting
• Middle school could expand
• Peters Avenue closure today
• Old jail’s use reconsidered
• County officials request more than fund projections
• Man’s condition improving after Edmond wreck
• Transcript staff claim awards
• Architectural students transform Campus Corner alley
• Chess clubs gain more ground in district schools
• Council to consider east-side library
• Fire causes $600,000 of damage to property
• Norman songwriters will share spotlight for concert
• Cleveland County busy with day of festivals
• Medicare rates create problem
• Norman eighth-grader expresses feelings through paint
• OU grads recognized on Friday
• City will pick up debris
• Sooner Theatre snouts out piggies in musical
• Citizens Police Academy graduation set Monday
• Norman Music Festival draws roughly 55,000
• Weekly US oil, gas rig count up by 20 to 1,965
• The Week Ahead: Speaking out, or not, on bank pay
• May Fair takes to the park
• Guardsmen battle heat, fatigue Norman, Noble soldiers among those on Guard marathon team
• Stray Lab adopted, homeward bound
• Ivan Goodman remembered
• Fueling station celebrates opening
• ‘Seussical the Musical’ brings author’s imagination to life
• Little Axe offers food handler training
• Students, teachers to be honored
• 1954 Chevy panel van a barbecue buddy
• McCarty Center offering free storytime program
• Norman Public Library hosts Homeschool Resource Fair
• Norman seeks teen volunteers for the summer
• War on drugs is ongoing
• Group honors National Day of Prayer
• Fairground parking lot on schedule
• Graciousness lives on in cup of tea
• Felony suspect leads police on foot chase
• PLS Big Read event gets an extension
• PLS Big Read event gets an extension
• Embassy Suites to host aging conference
• Norman middle schools showcase band instruments
• Crime ring notice by sheriff’s office was ‘a mistake’
• Groups’ efforts provide patriotic mementos for families of fallen soldiers
• Student group brings the Bard to McKinley Elementary School
• Noble’s Rose Rock Music Festival begins Friday
• Fallin approves grading system
• Author to sign books
• Contribution limits increase
• Andrews Park to host charity run
• Excessively thorny roses sign of disease
• Musk thistle invades city, county
• Black lab needs a home
• Planning for high density
• Hearing date set for Southmoore sexting suspect
• New arena under consideration
• Road safety campaign nets 15 traffic citations, three arrests
• Gasoline prices are down
• OU to award honorary degrees
• Norman looks at development
• Sheriff’s detective promoted after award nomination
• Boren says proposed legislation will hurt higher education
• Debate ongoing over old county jail
• Slaughterville home a loss to fire
• Motion on day-holding area dies on justice authority floor
• One dead, another hospitalized after triple collision
• Breaking the cycle of taxation
• Accountant killed in Edmond wreck
• Retired analyst: Fiction fueled war
• Dimensions Academy director to retire
• ‘Piggy Nation’ coming to Norman stage
• May designated as Foster Care Month
• third quarter honor roll: whittier middle school
• Estimates point to largest turnout yet
• GOP Candidates speak on issues
• Sheriff’s office requests $6.03M budget increase
• The Week Ahead: Spring bloom may fade for market
• Stronger ties to state’s ‘green’ laws
• Ideas for Mom’s special day
• Cramer has helped to keep Norman safe since 1978 when he joined the city’s fire department.
• Weekly US oil, gas rig count down by 27 to 1,945
• Norman chamber recognizes business leaders at banquet
• Hospital rewards biggest losers
• People in Business
• Storm assessment nears $500K for public damage
• Famous author’s life is an open book
• Artists to sell work during music festival
• Woman accused of stealing copper
• third quarter honor roll: longfellow middle school
• Fundraiser for arts project
• Rose Rock Music Festival opening Friday in Noble
• Noble’s sales tax revenue up
• Bear Walk and park dedication set
• Chamber will be ‘business proud’
• 56 performances kick off 5th opener
• Marshals arrest sexting suspect in Claremore
• Who’s your puppy?
• Child abuse Director pushes for continued awareness
• Former Norman resident inducted into Journalism Hall of Fame
• Man charged with arson in Moore fire
• third quarter honor roll: irving middle school
• Final day looms for spring clean up
• Friends of the Norman Library preparing for Better Books Sale
• City to go with BoK
• Recent tornado prompts new procedures
• Judgeship stripped from House bill
• Social media playing key role in tornado recovery
• Western areas of Oklahoma hit triple digits
• Correction
• Evening fire destroys residence in Moore
• Moore Public Schools Coach named in sexting investigation
• Candidate forum
• third quarter honor roll: alcott middle school
• Man dies after house fire rescue
• Bond vote delayed
• Thousands of music fans expected to flock to Norman
• Lions Club Carnival to begin Thursday
• Author Amy Tan comes to speak in Norman
• Hershey Track and Field Games set to kick off May 6 at Norman High School track
• Local area hospitals to hold disaster drill today
• Robotics team visits State Capitol
• Bridges recognized with award, $5,000 donation
• Dean of OU College of Dentistry named president elect of National Dental Association
• Man jailed in attempted theft at Harley dealership
• Lindsey Street traffic rerouted
• Recent police academy graduate starts work with twister cleanup
• Norman Regional Revenue holding strong
• Deputies participate in traffic safety campaign
• Fire victim remains hospitalized
• Commissioners increase funding for TB therapy
• 16-year-old accused of rape in Noble
• Little Axe girls get lesson in engineering
• Norman’s Red Corn flys away with role
• Greek artist says woodcarving his first love
• public meetings
• Earth Day Festival a spring sensation
• Norman police: No Amber Alert issued yet for child
• Man critical after rescue from fire
• Tips to improve county’s turkey habitat
• ou briefs
• Negotiating traffic is everyone’s responsibility, NPD says
• Council to vote on bank contract
• 89er Parade commemorates city’s founding with fun
• School raises $1K for charity
• The Big Event turns into a big day for Norman
• Registration for Annual Conference on Aging
• Il Dolce Gelato provides an opportunity to experience an authentic gelateria without traveling to across the world to Italy
• Firm buys local self-storage units
• The Week Ahead: Can Apple maintain profits
• Weekly US oil, gas rig count up by 22 to 1,972
• People in business
• United Way honors volunteers
• Circle the wagons
• Weather inspires art at biennale
• Tea Party forum comes to Blanchard
• Volunteers aid tornado victims
• Apple honors OU journalism college
• OU Symphony Orchestra honors Boren with concert
• Natural gas price dip cuts state revenues
• Noble honors teacher of the year
• Men charged with murder in Lexington shooting
• Abductee speaks of ordeal, healing
• Southmoore coach under investigation
• Fallin makes relief request
• Wagon train bound for town
• Parking a growing concern Farmer Market routine disrupted by three-week construction
• Bank robbed; man jailed
• Hundreds gather to remember
• Norman’s Earth Day expected to be naturally fun
• matter of record
• Severe weather takes its toll on area trees
• It’s fiscal, not physical
• NCVB supports economic development, Legacy Park
• Bond set at $3M 2 Purcell men arrested in death in Lexington
• Bombing still sparks emotions
• COCAA board names director
• Car show entries closing soon
• Guilty plea leads to life sentence
• Norman reschedules PLS Big Read book discussion
• Norman Public Library offers resume webinar
• Nationally-known storyteller gives lessons on collecting, preserving family memories
• Storyteller brings tales of China to children in Norman
• City begins budget process
• Crews continue cleaning Andrews Park in preparation for May Fair
• Adams educator receives top honor
• Norman community gears up for ’89er Day Parade
• Child shooting victim is in therapy
• Two parks scheduled for cleanup
• Elizabeth Smart-Gilmour to visit OU
• Hospitalized Purcell man upgraded to good condition
• Featured speaker set to discuss state income tax debate
• Police to host Norman events
• OKC bombing anniversary to be marked with tree planting
• Safety should be considered in cleanup
• Official: Friday twister rated EF-1
• Taxpayers ready to drop suit
• Blose pleads in child rape case
• County authority asks for estimate for holding area
• Action taken at Monday’s county commissioners meeting
• Tornado claims sixth victim
• Salvation Army helping Woodward
• Painting and wine party scheduled Thursday
• Salvation Army unit heading to hard-hit city
• Title IX legislation has impacted high school athletics
• Residents only had three minutes warning
• Oklahoma musicians and dancers ‘create’ a masterpiece
• Debris removal contractor will assist Norman in cleanup
• By the numbers: Title IX
• Women not to blame for cuts to men’s sports
• Title IX is being celebrated as pivotal point for women
• Cancellations
• Doak tours city, says more adjusters possible
• Red and White Barbecue beats rain
• Power restored to about half those left in dark by tornado
• Caution when stocking the cattle
• Weekly US oil, gas rig count down by 29 to 1,950
• Floyd Law Firm was established in 1970 downtown
• The Week Ahead: Bank of America must prove itself
• Reporters notebook
• 3,000 left without power
• Cancellations/ postponements
• Neighborhood hit hard
• Supervisors graduate their last class
• Disney events include remixes, symposium
• Uncommon gall fly spotted in Norman
• Blanchard Teacher of the Year named
• Teacher of the year finalists announced
• Simmons to be OU speaker
• Cole reports on national issues
• Gender central to Amy Blose case
• Fire station 9 plans to hit city council agenda
• Child abuse prevention presentation
• Oklahoma Clay exhibits fine pottery
• OU Drama presents a piece of history
• Federal, state and county candidate filing underway
• Norman’s “Teens on the Make” to commemorate Earth Day with recrafting project
• Discover Civil War era ancestry at Norman class
• Drought recovery improves sales at Norman Farmer Market
• Troy Leal receives life sentence
• Local races take shape on first day of candidate filings
• Transportation bond vote delayed
• Saturation patrol leads to 17 arrests
• Check verifies info on 58 sex offenders
• Hazardous waste collection scheduled
• World exhibition ‘branches out’
• Estimated salary needs presented for Cleveland County
• Negotiations pave way for Legacy Park
• Debate sparked after employers begin requesting Facebook info
• Police investigate Moore man’s death
• Haydn’s masterpiece to be performed with ballet for first time in U.S.
• Moseley: Big Event will be biggest ever
• Legacy Trail to extend to Campus Corner
• Sales tax jumps
• Support group set to meet Thursday
• Former mayor is new OU regent
• Schools earn Rewards honors
• Board supports creating economic development trust
• Tax deadline nears
• Crest Foods grocery chain to open in ’13
• New phone line confuses residents
• Police academy to graduate 13
• Norman Regional Health System earns top ranking
• Norman public art projects coming soon to area parks
• Progress made on day-holding area
• Judges selected for 89er Day Parade
• Parking changes on city’s agenda
• TIF District agreement on the table once again
• Cleveland County lakes recovering, Lake Draper under restoration
• Election filing opens
• Local car dealer opens shop doors for DIY repair
• The Week Ahead: Last year’s profits a tough act to follow
• Weekly US oil, gas rig count unchanged at 1,979
• Rep. Virgin seeks to strengthen consumer protections
• International Residential Code to be considered
• Bruce’s Vintage Guitars & Antiques is open
• Make sure to secure your online transactions with encryption
• people in business
• Farm market to open
• Fire truck wrecks on way to call
• Library system meets with focus group
• Student fights result in 1 arrest
• 1985 El Camino a special Chevy for Norman attorney
• Bethesda Inc. fundraiser focuses on helping children
• Military officers plan meeting
• Norman residents receive academic scholarships
• MNTC classes host film festival
• Race will benefit Bridges of Norman
• Lighting ordinance changes city plans
• Attorney: McVeigh didn’t act alone
• Big Read continues with ‘The Joy Luck Club’ showing
• Adrian Peterson donates $1 million to OU
• Police plan sex offender check
• Youngsters’ altruism honored
• Saleswoman accused of fraud
• Cleveland County ranked healthiest in state
• ‘Principal for a day’ gives behind-the-scenes look
• Wheat disease common in 2012
• Welcoming home veterans
• Oklahoma youth share Native language at fair
• County building to close Friday
• Ballot language finalized
• Attracting jobs is competitive
• Chorus still going strong 20 years later
• OU basketball coach receives Cancer Champion award
• Sheriff’s office releases names in arrests
• Classical music can positively affect all animal species
• Incentives kept plant in Norman
• Two candidates in Ward 8 will face off
• Incumbents sweep vote at city polls
• Voters approve $1M bond
• Panel approves judgeship
• Rain deters some voters
• Fire academy graduates 14
• Lt. gov. says tax cut push slows down
• Man, deputies undergoing medical evaluations
• Banks to host Spring Fling
• County may get another judge
• County building could feature day holding area
• Religion and politics collide at OU
• Vote today for city council
• Parking meter demo scheduled
• Norman's Native American Festival focuses on the 7th generation
• Teens, adults invited to Norman tai chi program
• Orchestra, artists come together for live multimedia adventure
• Professor assists the wrongly convicted
• Disney events in April
• David Sanborn heads Jazz in June music festival lineup
• Festival features locally grown plants
• Strong tax revenue speeds up jail payback
• Four Freshmen to play in Norman
• Man to recreate Lindbergh’s historic flight from New York to Paris
• Norman Arts Council’s Chair-ity Auction a hopeful hit
• The Week Ahead: Payrolls must grow faster
• Van’s is Oklahoma made and proud
• Tuesday’s summit addresses local economic issues
• Invest in Oklahoma’s economy
• Weekly US oil, gas rig count up by 11 to 1,979
• Central Oklahoma’s Event Calendar
• Noble High’s SHOUT week benefits young girl
• Medieval Fair brings family fun back to Norman
• Bureau approves bond
• norman municipal election polling places
• polling times
• Video chat connects artists and patrons
• New business is Talk of the Town in Noble
• noble library briefs
• YWCA fundraiser schedule finalized
• OU regents approve projects
• Meals on Wheels hosts ‘Big Wheel’ event
• Chamber forum offers last look at candidates
• Standoff at apartments ends in arrest
• Regents elect chairman
• Veteran’s center dedicates OSU room
• Oak disease a growing problem
• OU students, Arbor Day volunteers plant 1,000th tree
• Swim teams chasing water
• High prices could lead to gas thefts
• Jury to be selected in 24-count child rape case
• Council passes concurrent construction
• Highway patrol releases report on raceway death
• Sheriff’s office has new phone number
• Wrecks lead to hospitalizations
• Eighties come to Sooner Theatre
• Council votes for library branch
• University of Oklahoma to host state geography bee
• Man accused of gas thefts
• Man accused of insurance fraud
• Women accused of birthday shoplifting
• Chinese Culture Experience to debut at Norman Public Library
• Southwest Oklahoma City library celebrates opening
• Drag racer dies at raceway
• Curriculum raises debate
• Vendors consider the costs of Norman’s Medieval Fair
• Hospital’s finances hold strong
• Correction
• Cleveland County officials honored
• CRE8nSK8 project wins state parks award
• Deadline established for affiliation changes
• Jail springs minor leak after deluge
• OCAST provides funding for scientists, researchers, manufacturers
• University administrators to host panel discussion
• School board to revise syllabus
• About OCAST’s C. Michael Carolina
• Norman connection Santorum taps former lawmaker as counsel
• Youngster rescues a stranger
• Council expected to vote on library expansion
• Community to honor Bellers’ contributions
• Road closure
• Food tasting highlight of fundraiser
• Crafters display their wares at fest
• PUBLIC MEETINGS Week of March 25-31
• POLITICS
• Standridge launches state Senate campaign
• Sam Noble offers events
• Concert will feature classic music from Disney films
• 100 and 200 blocks of East Main Street added to National Register
• Medieval Fair set for end of month
• Cultures unite at capitol
• Preparation helps with wildlife management
• Noble teachers gain national certification
• Sailor greets president
• Some protesters line path
• Obama brings energy strategy
• Crash victim identified as Texas man
• Visit sparks partisan response
• Medieval Fair set
• OU hosts debate championship
• Art council presents ‘Chair-ity Auction’
• Fair opens with education
• Prices help fuel energy debate
• Black Camaro, two semi-trucks involved in Wednesday accident
• Norman library bugs out
• Crews fix sewer overflow
• University Union ballroom reopens
• Moore student takes top prize in aviation art competition
• Norman has Tree City USA status
• Doctor indicted in drug case
• 170 troops to return home today
• Law enforcers plan to beef up DUI patrols
• Choctaw stakeholders meeting set
• Firehouse director recognized
• Obama’s speech not open to public
• League forum broadcast times listed
• Generous residents have given donations to isolated neighborhood
• Community effort expands nonprofit Health for Friends
• Commissioners to replace courtroom monitors
• County budget board announces deadline, presentation dates
• Auditor questioned
• Duck sculptures to adorn parks
• Norman hosts Poetry Workshop, Poetry Slam
• American Legion honors firefighters, police employees
• Heavy rains lead to flash flooding in Norman, central Oklahoma
• County opts into lawsuit
• Dean Messitte leaves OU for top college position
• Girl accidentally shot in belly
• Tax help for those caring for an aging parent
• Senior menus
• Benefit held after tragedy
• Fans flock to NCAA women’s regionals
• Eisenhower students turn field trip into federal case
• Norman student wins state Braille competition
• Fixing Lindsey Street
• Soldiers return home to 1,000 family members
• MNTC cuts energy costs
• Task force makes drug bust in Moore, charges follow
• Senate passes farm truck exemption
• A talk with Oklahoma Delegation about Norman
• Weekly US oil, gas rig count up 11 to 1,984
• The Week Ahead: Home prices reveal market’s weakness
• Norman hosting the 2012 Economic Summit
• people in business
• Lincoln Elementary students commemorate historical race
• President Obama to visit Cushing
• Chief speaks on community policing
• County budget board tightens purse strings
• Former OKC officer pleads guilty to gambling
• Jensen Seeks state House seat
• Legion honors trio
• Dems deny delegates
• Noble all-school reunion planned
• Wrestling in Noble is on the upswing
• Engineers discuss potential project
• Area projects included in CIP
• OU chemist, award recipient to be honored at Capitol
• Bill and Teena Nations named ’89er Day Parade grand marshals
• Cruisers car show set
• Ducks Unlimited plans banquet
• Class to focus on pruning
• Sheriff encourages residents to have a designated driver
• Inhofe supports domestic energy
• African teens hold version of ‘Clash’ in donated Norman uniforms
• Career classes host drive for city’s Food and Shelter
• Discussions continue with PLS
• Police seek man suspected of stealing $9K diamond ring
• Retired educators attend state lobbying session
• Governor honors Lester’s medication round-up program
• Register for city volleyball league
• Council approves water plan
• Police to begin DUI checks
• Accomplishments, goals reviewed at luncheon
• Free public forum will explore possible bond issue
• Ajami speaks on the Arab Revolutions
• Round-up nets 212 pounds of meds
• Leadership Oklahoma class applications accepted
• Norman Area Quilt Guild offers demonstration at Norman Public Library
• Norman hosts annual “Bug Fest!”
• Candidates speak out on vital city issues
• Women will face Michigan in first NCAA tourney game
• Fowler elected to leadership ladder
• Board pleased about auction
• Norman alumna to perform in benefit
• Nitty Gritty Dirt Band returns to Norman
• Republic Bank aids local education
• Hospital releases man following wrecks
• Bracket fundraiser part of SPUD Week
• Fund established for injured girl
• Family adjusting well to ‘Extreme Makeover’ home
• Learning proper disposal of meds
• Girl Scouts build courage, character, confidence
• Norman team dominates robotics competition
• ‘Henbit,’ Bunny-heads are in full bloom, but not for much longer
• Robot Invasion Takes Over Norman
• From tea party to London castle
• Paving to start on Robinson underpass
• Motel robbery suspect missing
• Appreciating those who serve
• The Week Ahead: Fed more open, but no less unpredictable
• Senate bill could stunt Oklahoma film industry
• Lieutenant Governor discusses insurance
• Creating memories and treasuring the past
• Weekly US oil, gas rig count down 16 to 1,973
• 11th annual Norman event attracts sold-out crowd
• City’s upward trend continues
• University honors playwright
• College recruiters taking notice of teen softball player
• Landmark receives facelift
• Norman council schedules special session
• Utility crisis assistance available for households
• Norman Public Library hosts Great Decisions talk on “Promoting Democracy”
• Judge orders trial for Schantz
• More road improvements in city’s future
• Prescription Drug Round-up scheduled
• Classical Ballet Academy will perform to raise funds for trip
• Baseball registration deadline set
• Terry Neese honored in D.C.
• Police release shooting details
• John Hunter named to interim post at Tulsa Tech
• Sam Noble treats brew fans to tasting
• Master Gardeners will present class teaching organic benefits
• Norman hires coordinator
• Bill would add Cleveland County district judge post
• Boren promises to take gender-neutral housing idea to OU regents
• Lane closure
• Register to vote now
• Correction
• Person in critical condition after shooting in house
• Drought leads to more animal cruelty
• Playwright and films featured in festival
• Free activities highlight new Disney exhibit
• County promotes health initiatives
• Noble soldier Allen McKenna Jr. laid to rest
• Norman discusses 2060 strategic water supply plan
• County numbers similar to state’s
• Glenn Lewis still Moore’s mayor
• OU celebrates Ewing Fellowship Program
• Museum to celebrate women’s accomplishments
• Public meeting on Lindsey project
• Super Tuesday comes to Oklahoma
• County prepares items for auction
• Olivia Dean hired as Lincoln Elementary’s principal
• Justice authority seeks refund
• Teenager accused of sexual assault in North locker room
• Norman police officers promoted
• Judge sentences rapist to 32 years in prison
• 36th Avenue NW closing
• Alumnus to speak about pro bono case
• Aquatic center entrepreneur visits Norman
• ODOT to begin widening Highway 9 in 2013
• Plaque busters visit Noble High School
• Improve beef, wildlife production by rotational grazing
• City offers dance classes, volleyball
• Foreign policy expert not optimistic about Iran-U.S. relations
• OU to host symposium
• Westwood Park course offers lessons about golf basics
• Sergeant shares defense
• Super Tuesday primary voting is under way
• Cub Scouts gather at Lake Thunderbird for bird walk
• Author, CEO to run across state to promote reading
• Police arrest Moore middle schooler, find gun in locker
• The Week Ahead: Gas prices could stifle job growth
• Reimbursement program boosts hospital income
• ODOT seminars help small businesses
• Lipps is the Revenue Collections Supervisor
• Weekly US oil, gas rig count up 8 to 1,989
• Cole’s Thunderbird bill advances
• Interest rate to save taxpayers millions
• OCC supports Keystone pipeline
• Gov. Fallin appoints Steven Mullins to general counsel
• World champion rides a ‘96 Sea-Doo
• Prom dress giveaway today
• Winter Carnival employs learning
• OU Health Sciences Center unveils education center
• Man posing as utility worker charged in copper thefts
• Felony filings
• Software to assist in inmate ID at jail
• 89er Day Parade registration opens
• The Y affected by power shutdown
• Lake bill advances
• Disney comes to museum
• Absentee voting starts today
• NOAA to offer severe weather workshop
• Doors open at OKC library
• 7 area students among top 100
• Music students bring ‘supernatural’ opera to stage
• Father, daughter share Leap Day birthday
• 35 South Project attracts audience
• City council approves PUD
• Woman charged in robberies
• Pro-life activist Randall Terry challenges Obama
• Men still at medical center after wrecks
• Police find man with 42 counterfeit checks
• Medieval Fair Free Lecture Series continues in Norman
• OKC pair suspected in two burglaries
• Exhaustive debate preludes zoning decision
• Sentencing for Leal is postponed
• Speaker promotes equality
• Professor: Lake Thunderbird is on ‘life support’
• Prepare to plant trees now for conservation purposes
• State could claim $2,520 in cash
• Oklahoma’s Rodeo Opry to perform at Norman’s Sooner Theatre
• Borers are a common problem in Norman, area trees
• $1 million appropriated for jail payroll
• OU panel discussion focuses on Constitutional history
• O.A.T.H. founder to speak
• Lawyer thinks sales tax can be spent on old jail
• Blaze destroys home
• Felony filings
• Rally looks to raise awareness for rare diseases
• Cleveland County Jr. Livestock Show to begin Wednesday
• Commissioners table motions pending more definite pricing information
• Attendees get hands-on experience at Sam Noble
• Library offers class to trace Civil War Ancestry
• How Clark found his calling
• Research could impact tornado warnings
• Need for student housing
• Foundation honors local educators Ballard, Potter
• Stiles seeks re-election
• ‘Ranch’ connects construction professionals with local materials
• Tenth consecutive year of partnership
• Verizon to host free workshops
• Weekly US oil, gas rig count down 13 to 1,981
• Firehouse subs plans area build-out in 10 years
• The Week Ahead: Microsoft opens Windows to future
• With new IMAX ready to roll in Moore, owner expects big response
• Former Pastor to visit Norman
• Norman North students join in the fight against human trafficking
• Reynolds seeks to restrict city policies on discrimination
• Neidhart running for state senate
• Chamber focusing on future of Noble
• Prisoners will be detained in old jail
• Police take man into custody after shot is fired on Burkshire Terrace
• Purcell man in critical condition following crash
• Students one step closer to serving
• Fire damages OU Lutheran Church Student Center
• Former teacher charged with rape
• Blaze extinguished
• Have an extra ticket for the Crowns Tea? Please let us know today
• Preliminary hearings set in homicide case
• City staff works to stimulate economy
• Lincoln Elementary School to gain state A+ status
• Thousands due value increase notices
• Signal upgrade
• Detectives searching for theft suspect
• Consignment sale a win for parents
• Educational outreach program gives insight into government
• Inmates waiting for court hearing held in jury room
• Man charged with manslaughter
• Wrestler loses bout with AML
• Wrecker rotation changes proposed by Norman police
• Home spared from car fire
• Professor to speak about drinking water
• Authority reconsiders panel installation after price increase
• NHS theatre students to perform Shakespearean spin-off
• International speaker to present program about Middle East art
• Air Force honoree Norman native to be feted
• Toppled tree cuts power to homes
• Parade winners announced
• OU group asks high schoolers to create get-fit video, then post it
• Highway 9 wreck leads to fatality, hospital trip
• Retired police officer seeks House District 20 seat
• Hot Topic: Iran cuts oil supply Barrel prices jump to 9-month high
• Noble looks into signage, occupancy issues
• City sales tax continues upward trend
• Overseeing more than roads and bridges
• Rep. Terrill declares for county commission
• Bedlam Blood Battle runs deep
• Presidents Day Closings
• Weekly US oil, gas rig count up 5 to 1,994
• Alternative auto provides savings with CNG station
• The Week Ahead: Gas prices on the rise again
• NCED Conference Center open to public
• Be a Partner seeks businesses
• i2E Fellows program seeks applicants
• Governor addresses Oklahoma Guardsmen at homecoming event
• New precints, districts prompt new voter IDs
• Car chase ends with flip, arrest
• Felony Filings
• Madison teacher honored
• Association names former police chief as director
• Cleveland County Habitat for Humanity dedicates Moore home Sunday
• Boxing in Noble is knockout
• Man arrested after I-35 drug bust
• Council member defends his views
• Charges filed against former OU student
• Charges against former OU student
• Norman Regional Heart Plaza construction under way
• OHP releases name of deceased in interstate crash
• Norman nonprofit named as finalist
• Trombone choir to be featured in concert
• Polar plunge benefits Special Olympics
• Norman's Great Decisions series continues with discussion on Mexico
• Local author to take Norman audience through “72 Hours”
• Schools excel in cancer fundraiser contest
• MNTC Board of Education to swear in Barker
• Troopers investigate I-35 death
• Lexington names interim leader
• Advisory board to offer public education on yard fertilizer
• Del City man receives minor injuries in collision
• Preliminary hearing set for former OU professor
• Police link man to multiple rapes
• Bonds awarded at low interest
• School board results
• Pedestrian in serious condition
• Pekingese becomes America’s top dog
• Castiglione speaks at All Saints
• Norman gets snowy valentine
• Road crews have easy winter so far
• City council considers transportation bonds
• Marc Heitz raises nearly $32K for hungry children
• NPS to purchase radios
• Loving Care Home Health and Hospice has anniversary
• Sheriff: Precautions can help prevent theft
• OU hosts art sale
• Police release name of pedestrian struck on 12th Avenue SE
• Police release name of pedestrian struck on 12th Avenue SE
• New jail to install curtains
• Theater’s the scene for Norman marketing director
• New rehabilitation, skilled care center will be next to HealthPlex
• Businesses go the extra mile for Valentine’s Day
• Mystery performance provides theatrical fatal attraction
• School board elections Tuesday
• County prisoners moved to new jail
• 'Get the Lead Out' annual children's art festival enters 10th year
• Darry Stacy seeking county commission seat
• Darry Stacey seeking county commission seat
• Identity theft crackdown sweeps nation
• I-35/Robinson Street interchange project
• The Week Ahead: China has mighty appetites
• Communicating finances is good for relationship
• Business briefs
• Public hearings
• Veterans give lesson in flag etiquette
• All about the birds
• Audit leads to arrest
• Sequoyah students tour OU
• City candidates discuss balance of funding
• Norman man convicted of rape
• Weekend to see wintry mix
• Norman Meals on Wheels receives grant as recognition for “Share The Love” event
• Company aims to aid growth
• New Norman Book Return
• TEAM having positive results
• Newest library branch expected to open by month’s end
• Seed exchange planned
• Union members protest GCI at new OU dorm site
• Wheelock receives Girl Scouts award
• OK-FIRE workshop coming to Norman
• IRS launches outreach campaign to help workers
• Weed control is important in lawns
• Norman Public Library to host annual Crowns Tea
• Nothing says ‘I love you’ to dogs and cats like a city pet license
• OU to host Pulitzer winners
• Norman named best school district
• Men face counts including bribery
• Department responds to fire
• ‘Night of Amore’ deadline nears
• Gridiron Club turns up the heat on politicians
• Nominations open for service award
• Reunion scheduled for NHS ’72 class
• Lexington city manager resigns
• Norman looks at transportation package to fix traffic, flooding issues
• Special zoning requested
• Norman North student is finalist in statewide contest
• Services Friday for longtime car dealer Tommy Ferguson
• Police chief: Investigation of official ‘a bad deal all around’
• Senate hopefuls reach out to county Republicans
• Panel kills bill to end exemption
• Norman robot teams invade competition
• Technology, art combine
• Norman Public Library set to begin this year's Great Decisions Discussion Series
• NPS schools save energy
• Commissioners: Future of old county jail is uncertain
• Legislators weigh in on State of State
• Services pending for auto dealer Tommy Ferguson
• Auto body repair shop destroyed in Norman fire
• County jail can’t go paperless yet
• Primary open to both parties
• Norman mayor to welcome exchange students
• Super Bowl weekends see fewer DUI arrests
• Oklahoma, other states, prepare to shake things up
• Looking for room to grow
• OU Briefs
• Super Bowl ads battle for championship
• Employees ‘can’t argue with the point of a gun’
• Pioneer Library System proposes new partnership with Norman
• Eastside library satellite distant
• Former Norman Mayor seeks Senate District 15 seat
• Farmers should focus on fertility
• Elise Cooking School opened in Norman with many classes and courses in the works.
• MNTC class geared to help HR professionals
• Weekly US oil, gas rig count unchanged at 2,008
• Tips to help taxpayers pay their taxes by April 17
• The Week Ahead: As China cools, keep eye on KFC
• Drought still unquenched
• Fire forces four people to evacuate
• Warrior exhibit hits Sam Noble Museum
• ‘Towmater’ truck is pretty but tough
• Mardi Gras food drive starts today
• Texas firms file suit; local employer a defendant
• Medical Briefs
• Felony filings
• New Curator named at Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art
• Pit Bulls fighting vicious stereotypes
• Eye for beauty
• School districts ready to go mobile
• Western Avenue to close for expansion to four-lane highway
• Woman in critical condition
• Norman Youth Council accepting applications
• Lexington manager remains on leave
• Man is still in critical condition
• Tiger followed his gut on making college decision
• Dispatcher reports need for extraction after wreck
• Cushing residents closely watching pipeline’s fate
• Computer passion fuels Internet security seminar
• TV storm chaser to lecture at high schools
• Purcell board fires superintendent
• Noble library postpones author’s visit
• County service helps protect properties
• Brazilian Ambassador visits OU
• Lexington manager arrested
• Pioneer Library System announces essay contest
• Auditor: City handling funds well
• Norman man recovering after car crash
• Fundraiser focuses on the unexpected
• Norman Public Library hosts ninth African American Read-In
• Get prepared for spring planting season with Garden Workshop and Seed Exchange
• Norman elementary students add flair to donated books
• County tables aid request
• NCED trims instructor numbers
• Musical murder mystery brings out impersonators
• Steps will protect new jail
• Signal upgrade
• Fallen soldier honored at festival
• Norman man in critical condition after crash
• AAA weighs in on legalizing heavier trucks
• Blue Thumb volunteers help keep Norman green
• Changing the face of housing
• Hospital opens new service line
• Rose Rock School seeks new home
• Chocolate inspiration
• ‘Joe the Plumber’ speaks in Moore
• Democrats move meeting to event center
• Moore business gains safety and health recognition
• People in business
• The high cost of tobacco use
• Ask the experts
• Norman Chamber launches “35 South Project”
• Landmark Fine Homes of Norman named 2012 ‘America’s Best Builder’
• Mardi Gras parade hits the streets of downtown
• Jail ribbon-cutting signals opening of 16 pods
• Kathy Heiple honored with social justice award
• 61-year-old Norman man listed in critical condition after crash
• Norman Regional opens vascular center
• Public Library announces February events
• Project Graduation gears up for Noble High
• First State Bank names employees of the month
• Festival pools talent
• Resident rebuilding Spanish Mission Revival home
• OSU offers deer program
• About Architect Harold Gimeno
• 6 Harrah students injured in school bus wreck
• Smart technology helps reduce peak energy use
• Pancake dinner to benefit TAN
• Showcase features students’ productions
• New $26M jail to open Friday
• Council’s charitable giving is questioned
• Finance talks stalled
• Animal vaccination clinic set
• Garth Brooks awarded $1M
• Enjoy a “Hard Day’s Night” with Beatles presentation in Norman
• Council denies zoning variance
• OU Board of Regents approve new tobacco policy
• Gearing up for sweet event
• Stoops gets $1.9M contract
• OU Board of Regents approve new tobacco policy
• Education board selects principal for new school
• ‘Good News’ geared up for debut
• Students go to new Dimensions to inspire public
• Hospital must return $500K to Garth Brooks
• Donations Sought for Library Book Sale
• Bond sales approved
• Double the giving
• Second Chance program continued
• Norman bar proposal may have security issues
• NRHS makes strong December showing
• Judge rules to continue Schantz case
• Grassfire cause remains unknown
• Diane Murphree reflects on her time as an educator
• Regents to weigh tobacco policy
• Fire burns 40 acres
• Club News
• Derby connects scout with deployed Dad
• Postage prices to make jump Sunday
• County Commissioner George Skinner won’t seek re-election to sixth term
• School Board to meet, discuss bond sales
• Derby tradition rolls on
• Claudia Griffith plans Senate District 15 run
• The Week Ahead: The Fed and its crystal ball
• Weekly US oil, gas rig count up 21 to 2,008
• Couple take advantage of educational opportunity
• Moving forward with University North Park
• Blast from the Past
• Bar proposal sparks residents’ queries
• OU regents expected to name new education dean
• Deputies cleared to return to full duty
• Ordinance to protect teenagers
• School Board plans candidates forum
• Lodge to host entered apprentice degree
• No charges pressed against deputy
• Public servants honored
• Boren presents tobacco policy
• Local Scouts to race pinewood derby cars
• 4 Oklahoma companies make list of top places to work
• Chocolate Festival scheduled
• CEO: ‘Naming options’ not agreed upon
• Mayors have their day at the state Capitol
• Dinner postponed
• Voter registration deadline is today
• Best of the Best opens door for feedback, notoriety
• Tow policy could get overhaul
• Norman finances are recovering
• Horse power
• Officials expect TIF district to continue growth
• State gets $5.2M in aid
• Guild scours for treasure
• Study could offer answers for city’s chromium issue
• Method under scrutiny
• Get creative with a Valentine’s Crafternoon at the Norman Public Library
• Go back to Middle Ages with Norman library lecture
• Simple steps useful in protecting against theft
• Applications accepted for Leadership Oklahoma class
• Norman Public Library hosts class on eReader basics
• Audience gives the Norman Philharmonic a standing ovation
• No slowing down for JoAnn Belknap
• Architects preparing bids for shelter
• City on track as it nears mid-year budget review
• Services Tuesday for longtime Norman grocer Coy Wright
• Dance makes for treasured memories
• More than a competition
• Oklahomans who quit smoking save money
• Closings for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
• City plans rain barrell workshop
• Nominations Sought for Agriculture Hall of Fame
• Weekly US oil, gas rig count drops 20 to 1,987
• Free 2012 travel guide available for central Oklahoma
• Lawmakers more optimistic as session nears
• A lesson in harmony
• Special Olympics
• Chamber banquet serves up food, dance
• Tree trimming in progress
• Mock election a success
• Downtowners discuss city bond projects
• Philharmonic set for debut
• One employee in ICU after explosion in Edmond
• National Guardsmen come home from Afghanistan
• ME’s report pending in shooting death
• Wine festival honors Joe Lies
• Green cleaning workshop scheduled
• PLS offers help during tax season
• Candidate filings close for Norman and Moore
• OU has yet to confirm if Mike Stoops will join coaching staff
• Police seize $225K
• Services today for The Mont co-founder
• Brazilian ambassador to be main speaker at OU
• Lawmakers to hear chamber’s agenda
• Norman to consider options at Borders site
• 2 new educators join state co-op extension service
• Norman Philharmonic prepares for first performance Sunday
• Appeal denied
• Investigators: Fires were set
• NRHS employees named to committees
• Today marks final day for candidate filings
• Longtime OU supporter Walter Helmerich dies
• Eleven file in area races in first day
• Leaders selected for board
• CNG facility is investment in Oklahoma
• Meetings double this year
• Building a dream, Moore unveils parks plan
• County affirms naming jail for former sheriff
• OU art museum to temporarily close Stuart Wing
• Norman High to host supper, benefit
• Association to see new exhibit
• Appeal, dance hall on agenda
• Candidate filing opens today
• Robinson could reopen on Jan. 20, weather permitting
• County election board ready to host mock election
• Flea market has regional draw
• Robinson to be closed for two weeks
• Norman goes green with CNG fueling station
• 37 Years of Chili
• City of Norman is accepting applications for liaison
• Legislative breakfast on Jan. 13
• Weekly US oil and gas rig count unchanged
• The Week Ahead: Gadget show underscores digital appetite
• real estate transactions
• Ccleaner: the free, easy computer cleanup, part 1
• Monroe Park in the works
• Sheriff’s deputy kills man
• Correction
• Farley announces for Ward 8
• Jungman files for Ward 4
• Famed Okla. dancer dies
• Filing period begins for city council seats
• Silent sentinel gets new marching orders
• Robinson shuts down
• Abbott announces candidacy for Ward 4
• Council enthusiastic about water ordinance
• Crosbie announces candidacy for Ward 6
• Sublime green Honda an attention-grabber
• Start making a new you in 2012 with Norman program series
• Roof project opens for bids
• Norman nonprofit gets $8,000 Hitachi grant
• Riverwind Casino hosts blood drive
• Mock election introduces new voting machines
• Jail to be name for late sheriff
• Learning Center Enrollment to begin Thursday
• Norman Chamber selects teen leadership class
• What’s in Norman’s future?
• Public meeting set for park
• Holiday trash services offered
• Basketball registration due this week
• Residents continue New Year’s tradition
• Moore restaurant wins national award
• Oklahoma’s 2011 weather in review
• Weekly US oil and gas rig count down by 1
• The Week Ahead: Lengthy unemployment tough to shake
• Oklahoma wine chosen as winner
• people in business
• Technological resolutions for the 2012 new year
• King joins Claremore 1st Bank
• U.S. Cellular to offer smart phone classes
• School construction on track for 2012
• New Year’s Eve driving tips
• Felonies filed
• New Location for Friends of Norman Library
• Corrected closing information: Norman public schools resume classes Jan. 3
• Outdoor events highlight the year
• holiday closings
• Formal charges filed in holdup
• Federal court Norman man draws 40 months in prison
• Gas leak causes van to burst into flames
• MATTER OF RECORD
• top photos of 2011 by kyle phillips
• Speed Read: Nation
• NHS grad researches equine stem cells
• Norman mainstays offer holiday comfort
• Community dinner has record attendance
• Regional happenings
• Where are they now?
• A Norman Christmas Story
• Campus ambassador programs helping students learn work
• Retirement reception set for First State’s Cubbage
• Finding a new way through Norman
• The Week Ahead: Economy’s shaky gains depend on job market
• building permits
• Silly computer stuff for the holidays
• real estate transcations
• A good way to Live United
• Students share artful holiday spirit
• Fire razes, community rises
• Accused professor resigns
• Oklahoma Arts Institute Administrative Office moves from Norman to Oklahoma City
• State highways turn hazardous
• Stafford elected president of state head start group
• CCSO recognizes employees at Christmas gathering
• Service agencies fear funding shortage
• Crews contain two separate residential fires Wednesday
• French language program new to Reagan
• Life-saving gifts available at Norman Animal Shelter
• No one should be alone on Christmas
• City to select banking services
• Council approves last plat for proposed upscale complex
• Brooks Street closures
• Sarkeys Foundation announces grants to state nonprofits
• New officers, board members appointed to Pioneer Library System
• matter of record
• Singing Sullivans perform Thursday
• Leal found guilty Jury recommends life in prison
• Norman’s financials are under scrutiny
• NPS sets boundaries for new elementary
• Missing Norman man found safe
• Council sets election dates
• Madison students round up Toys for Tots
• Council to set city election dates
• Hospital maintains profitability
• County pays $262,000 for land
• OU researchers target cancer with nanoparticles
• Professor charged with rape of child
• Lawyer calls in sick; case delayed
• matter of record
• Hearing begins for officers of the court
• Norman doctor conducts clinical trials
• Holiday travelers opting to drive
• Slaying suspect had been spotted in McAlester
• Death row inmate attempts suicide
• Former prosecutor, judge are indicted Conspiracy hearing begins today
• University program achieves distinction
• Explosion rocks home
• Norman Regional recognizes physicians, nurses for service
• Sam Noble Museum changes pace
• Weekly US oil and gas rig count up by 32
• people in business
• Norman honored by Government Fiance Officer Association
• The Week Ahead: Who would best spend payroll tax?
• real estate transactions
• building permits
• New parking exemption
• Kara Joy McKee rewarded for humanitarian efforts
• Residents have range of candidates for president
• Judge recalls bloody criminal hearing
• Two men sentenced in housing fraud
• Old-fashioned soda shop comes to Noble
• Having a green holiday is possible
• Make sure pets stay safe during winter
• Gardening series scheduled
• Deputy: Courtroom scene was chaotic
• Families greet soldiers at Norman Reserve Center
• Nonprofit hires new exec. director
• Blose pleads not guilty
• State makes its presence known in Afghanistan
• 4-H gives back to the troops
• Norman North student awarded with national opportunity
• Family, friends remember crash victims at funeral
• Jury seated in courtroom stabbing trial
• Sirens set off in error
• OU professor faces formal charges, suspended from university
• Chad Williams announces candidacy for Ward 8
• Kemper achieves Eagle Scout rank
• Blanchard resident becomes Eagle Scout
• Quinn to leave council Travel is in his future, he says
• County rolls out new voting machines
• Group wants nation prepared for the perfect storm
• Detectives need help finding seller of reportedly stolen pups
• MATTER OF RECORD
• OU professor arrested on rape complaints
• Election Commission will oversee campaign reporting
• OSBI offers reward in Guthrie homicide
• Stillwater’s student mayor won't seek second term
• Langston goats get good grade; Stillwater says they may repeat
• Historic preservation on tap at two meetings
• Team develops ideas for Front Street
• Cleveland County Former deputy faces charges
• Sales tax on track; city above budget
• Norman Chamber sets 2012 state legislative goals
• Trio plans Christmas concert
• MATTER OF RECORD
• Deputies to get new handcuffs
• Some precautions can help ward off tragic holiday fires
• Activist tapped for city award
• Event supports families of deployed soldiers
• Homeowner appeals commission’s decision
• Farming is way of life for resident
• Residents ‘flip’ for flapjack fundraiser
• McClain County men die in crash
• Residents come out for city tradition
• Entrepreneur marries boots and cupcakes for uncommon charm
• OU and First Fidelity Bank celebrate $1 million donation
• New app causes stir in local stores
• Weekly US oil and gas rig count drops by 6
• The Week Ahead: Congress poised to act on economy or not
• Agricultural grant and loan applications due Jan. 3
• Smartphones and iPads: the new hacking frontiers
• Hospital contains chemo spill
• Water bill heads to Congress
• Family loses everything in fire — for the second time
• OSAI accepting applications soon
• Correction
• Artists to greet patrons, sign calendars
• New calendar raises funds for McCarty programs
• Oklahoma State University students re-envision chairs for class art project
• Noble siblings pummel Pokemon competition
• Mayor promotes downtown parking
• Virginia Tech shooter believed dead
• Report sites concerns at COCAA
• Veteran unveils art in one-night show
• Parade hits airwaves
• Apartments proposed for old Norman
• Occupy Norman protesters encounter hostility at park
• Big ideas come together
• Norman woman sentenced in embezzelment, tax case
• Parks department announces Junior Jammer
• Lindsey widening continues
• Teens on the Make with Christmas Crafts
• Occupy Norman sets up camp
• Norman veteran survived sinking of WWII transport
• Tonight on TLC Deputies are focus of reality television
• MATTER OF RECORD
• Council tackles city code revision
• Local school board races set
• Two held on murder complaints
• Barry sons to lead Saturday’s parade
• Southmoore to present ‘Fiddler’
• Ruling favors Moore lawmaker
• Moore council adopts new ward lines
• Emergency planning committee to meet
• City offers tips to protect water pipes during freeze
• Norman North string quartet to perform for Military Officers
• Norman high schools hit high note with state choir honors
• moore kicks off christmas
• Retiring ‘Dr. Indestructo’ named Professor Emeritus
• OU bound for Insight Bowl
• Theft prevention and safety tips
• First-degree murder charges filed; DA says death penalty may be sought
• Fans enliven rivalry by wagering pride
• Man was on parole at time of murder
• Assistant city attorney seeks new challenges
• Moore looking into K-9’s death
• Forecast shows snow following weekend rain
• Food and Shelter sets Le Tour de Vin fundraiser
• OMS Technologies to help Norman’s Food and Shelter
• The Week Ahead: Fighting fire with fire in Europe
• Noble resident opens a new pet spa
• Weekly US oil and gas rig count drops by 7
• It's Bedlam or bust for Oklahomans
• United Way celebrates fundraising success
• 1975 Cadillac Eldorado: king of the road
• First-degree murder charges filed; DA says death penalty may be sought
• Noble High hosts veterans assembly
• Red Cross encourages blood donations
• School board filing period for candidates opens
• Noble students named to Oklahoma honor bands
• Spirit of the Season
• First-degree murder charges filed; DA says death penalty may be sought
• Students partner to tell story of 45th Infantry Brigade
• DA to host conference
• Regents approve needed repairs
• Residents take a stand against child abuse during vigil
• Resident lights up McCarty tree
• Oklahoma 45th Infantry Brigade adds to rich history
• City reduces yard waste collection for three months
• Norman singers grace Civic Center stage
• NPD loses second K-9 officer this year
• Silver alert in Moore lifted
• City’s legendary white, red-tailed hawk soars no more
• Norman library plans Holiday Open House activities
• University of Oklahoma fills trolley with gifts for children
• Bethel Foundation to host American Idol finale
• Poetry readings and art panels top busy museum week
• CVS gathering gifts for veterans
• Human Rights Commission forwards policy request
• NRHS exceeds October budget projection
• Witnesses detail tragic descent
• ‘Guns and Hoses’ raises $3K for charity
• Middle East expert hopeful for Egyptians
• Police seek cat killer
• Community schedules candlelight vigil, forum on child abuse
• Construction at forefront
• K-9 officers to receive bulletproof vests
• All Things New safe home hosts concert and pancake party
• 'Royal Flush' at new county jail deemed a success
• Chairman opposes additions
• Weekend fires spare lives but not property
• Hospitals fight drug shortage
• County approves disputed payment
• Holiday events upcoming
• Food drive this Saturday
• Blood drive at St. Mark’s on Dec. 4
• felonies filed
• New skating rink opens at Marc Heitz Chevrolet
• Some brave the cold, but attendance down
• Series to feature acclaimed musician
• Correction
• Molly Griffis to speak at Tyner luncheon
• public meetings
• ’Tis the season to be thankful for all things tech
• Crowds abound on Friday
• Two suspects expected to be charged
• Major general gives thanks for 45th Infantry
• Today is devoted to small businesses
• NNHS astronomy class looks to the sky
• Foundation helps students
• Noble schedules variety of events for holiday season
• City of Noble water project completed
• Clydesdales, percherons part of birthday celebration
• Local company divvies turkeys to area schools
• Norman schools name top teachers
• Volunteers serve holiday meals
• NCVB weighs transportation priorities
• Council considers city charter review
• 120,000 statements will be mailed to taxpayers on Friday
• Thanksgiving for inmates
• Two arrested on murder complaints
• Holiday closings
• The new faces of NCVB
• New county treasurer on the job
• Suspects charged in burglaries
• Council’s hands tied in Brookhaven rezoning
• Court rules against commissioners’ wishes
• 80-year-old man’s death under investigation
• Norman weighs $34M bond
• Holiday closings
• Norman City Council considers election changes
• Museum of art unveils Matisse sculpture on loan
• NRHS recognized for service awards
• Norman Library Closed Nov. 26 & 27
• Norman Public Library hosts annual Holiday Open House
• New name for Enforcement Authority
• Driver fatally shot by trooper
• Saving Norman’s heritage one window at a time
• Norman goes to the dogs
• High number of households are in need
• Births up at Norman Healthplex
• Portrait of a volunteer
• Norman police receive eyes in the sky
• NTSB rules out weather in crash
• AT&T launches ultra-fast mobile broadband for Norman
• The Week Ahead: Supercommittee’s standards
• Weekly US oil and gas rig count drops by 15
• Norman’s growth in the workplace
• Oklahoma businesses speak up for e-fairness legislation
• Sooners reach out to OSU
• Stillwater community reacts to plane crash
• Budke’s love for OSU ‘incomparable’
• NPD promotes veteran officers to leadership posts
• Two local women among 24 new CASA volunteers
• History of air crash sports tragedies
• Former senator and wife killed in plane crash with coaches
• OSU cancels games
• Booth space available for Holiday Showcase
• Turkey dinners await community
• Norman North presents lesson through ‘Cinderella’ production
• Departments contain fire
• States ramp up use of teacher evaluations
• Committee plans Mardis Gras parade in Norman next year
• Filmmakers share tips at 12x5 event
• Teachers featured at gallery
• OKC to turn on downtown display
• OU’s Collegium Musicum to Perform Elizabethan Music
• Filing deadline announced for school districts
• Community Christian looks for new league
• Millionaires: Tax us, tax us please
• Holiday dinner set for WWII veterans
• Women more likely to have ‘broken heart syndrome’
• Norman doctor really delivers
• Edmond Police look into threats against pastor
• Norman police post list of registered offenders
• Police, firefighters take to the field to benefit two Norman groups
• matter of record
• Transportation Group gets moving on master plan
• With little debate, OKC revises nondiscrimination policy
• From front lines to home front Insurgents fear Sooner citizen-soldiers manning ‘Death Star’
• City offers quake readiness tips
• SPIRIT OF THE SEASON
• MATTER OF RECORD
• Police ID man found on steps
• Norman horse owner captures third at AQHA world event
• Pharmacy students cash in at competition
• Norman to host annual Apple Pie 101 workshop for teens
• Community Thanksgiving dinner to be served in Norman
• AT&T announces 4G cell service in Central Oklahoma
• Law enforcers seek help in solving 3-year old homicide
• Moore group to make gifts for children in hospital
• Man takes life on NPD steps
• Main Street New eateries spice up downtown
• Warrant issued in sex abuse case
• Tips, services help residents ward off rabid animals
• Former teacher takes on new hobby
• CCFI awarded $25,000 grant
• Winter Wind welcomes Ari Hest
• Knights of Columbus donate candy sale proceeds to J.D. McCarty Center
• Family thanks ‘heroes’ for new Habitat home
• Sooner Rotarians to celebrate 24 years
• Turning over a New Leaf
• Breakfast with Santa
• The Week Ahead: Hot game in Washington dominos
• Local resturant developing new tastes
• Tomorrow’s Leaders applications available
• people in business
• Tech support: an abysmal failure for companies
• Technology benefits athletes
• Norman celebrates Veterans Day with ceremony
• NCAA sanctions OU men’s basketball
• Norman North to deliver life lesson via fairy tale
• Gaming center unveils expanded space
• Tree Board discusses photo contest
• Dental Lodge to introduce new office
• Potter Janey Crain hosts studio open house this month
• Flu shot clinic set at senior citizens center
• Fire departments receive grants
• Norman fire station recognized for green construction efforts
• Downtowners submit priority list for city transportation plan
• Dad surprises sons via Skype
• Ceremonies planned
• School filing period set
• Twins have special birthday
• Guard’s deployment puts strain on OU department
• Website aims to connect veterans
• Blose receives 16 additional counts
• Washington Elementary dedicates walking trail
• Guard’s deployment puts strain on OU department
• Sculpture to be housed at Ground Zero
• Norman celebrations include parade, Full Circle ceremony
• NPD out to stop drug epidemic
• Parade will affect bus routes
• Norman City Council approves new contract for golf pro
• VA secretary to speak on health care
• United Way increases its fundraising goal
• Panera Bread donations will help children and families
• Cowboys place at championship
• Norman man faces federal arson charge
• New bill leads to increase in civil case filings
• More schools sign up with local app developer
• Norman fire station earns new gold certification for being green
• Masked robbery suspect nabbed after chase
• Longfellow students speak to state board
• Four Moore men charged in home burglary
• County inmates get new clothes, sandals
• Tulsa philanthropist Charles C. Stephenson given Trailblazer award
• Sheriff Lester and Sam’s Club team up for Meals on Wheels
• Collector ready for new searches after Cards’ series win
• Voice of the Sooners dies at 80
• City to meet in special session
• Fans mourn broadcasting legend
• Comic creator returns to Norman for book signing
• Norman to get ‘creative’ while hosting conference
• Transcript’s home-delivery price to increase Nov. 1
• NPD offers trick-or-treat tips
• Horsin’ around downtown
• Annual weather event brings out fans of all ages
• Weekly US oil and gas rig count up by 8
• Locals named to tourism board
• Local automotive shop makes AAA’s approved auto repair list
• The Week Ahead: Fear of deflation underscores Fed’s movements
• Stop helping the bad guys
• A Thanksgiving dinner for everyone
• WVU joins Big 12
• Memorial brings together old friends
• Warrant issued for man’s arrest
• Registration open for rain barrel distribution
• Noble set to host Haunting Main Street
• Norman Youth Wrestling club opens registration
• Noble businessman, college student making documentary
• Norman man faces multiple drug charges
• Shadid to be guest speaker
• Creative Oklahoma comes to Norman
• ICCA buying coins, currency in Norman
• ‘Guardian Angel’ gets 10th set of wings
• Football lettermen to be honored with stone memorial
• Police issue silver alert for missing man
• ‘Doc’ Ballard returns to direct NHS production of ‘Oliver!’
• New $75M OU housing center named for Headington
• NRH System improvements will top $1M
• City seeking nominations
• Suit filed against MERS
• County to host prescription drug round-up Saturday
• ‘Shred-A-Thon,’ safety seat checks scheduled for Saturday
• Rotarians now taking fruit basket orders
• Recycling workshop set
• Zoning issue draws protest at Council
• OU students raise money, awareness at Shack-a-Thon
• Rep. Virgin to speak Friday
• Hospital reports low September
• Trick or Treat the Lake Thursday
• Urban experiences give debaters unique insight
• Oklahoma City man charged with assaulting teen
• Virgin to give legislative update at Tyner luncheon
• Howl O’Ween — open house and vaccination clinic
• 4-H Fun Fest Saturday at Norman Library
• Norman Public Library hosts workshop highlighting city’s recycling efforts
• Norman to host family Stamp Camp Saturday
• County hires firm to investigate filings
• Dems to host awards banquet
• Equality advocates seek recognition for GLBT
• Bronze statue of departed child unveiled before family
• Bobcat captured inside Norman city limits
• OU Board of Regents will meet Wednesday
• Chuck Hagel to visit OU campus
• Oklahoma cities want e-commerce businesses to collect, remit sales tax
• Years of labor put into new art wing
• Students prepare for Habitat fundraiser
• The rising cost of consumption
• Education forum set
• OU A.D. reacts to Missouri decision
• Parade seen from all views
• Customer service, community spirit worth shopping at home, Norman retailers say
• The Week Ahead: Investors hold companies to high standard
• Crown Jewelers finds a niche in Norman
• Weekly US oil and gas rig count drops 10 to 2,013
• people in business
• CEO to visit Oklahoma West Chapter Members
• To Wi-Fi, or not to Wi-Fi, Part 3
• Norman Library Closed
• Deaton controls Mizzou’s destiny
• Sooner Jr. makes FANS at Kennedy
• Proposed zoning draws protest
• OU seniors, alumni get some bling
• Professor: Oklahoma should incarcerate fewer people
• Retailer links old with new
• Romney visits Oklahoma City
• Dems voice opinions to Romney
• Museum offering free admission during opening celebration
• Fall book, bake sale scheduled in Noble
• Governor: State ‘headed in the right direction’
• Bowen hired as tech center’s new superintendent
• Law enforcement pioneer Lahoma Nelson dies at 89
• Haunted tour of OU tonight and Saturday
• Longtime Okla. newspaper owner dies at 87
• Now that Gadhafi’s dead, what’s next for Libya?
• Adjutant general visits Camps Buehring, Virginia in Kuwait
• Crash victim critical
• State’s drought blamed for waterline breaks
• Tourism board requests proper signage
• Bureau adopts reporting standards
• Baker sworn in as chief
• Students ‘herd’ together for class project
• OU ‘paints the town crimson’
• School board president seeks re-election
• Rain didn’t dampen participants’ spirits
• Greg Childers takes oath, begins service for District 43
• Book signing set for Norman author
• OSU speaker discusses global impact of ‘Arab Springs’ movement
• Cleveland County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Cleveland County
• Longtime Norman physician dies at age 99
• Evidence course influential to law students and NPD
• Vision clearer for TIF
• Legacy Trail Lettermen’s Plaza dedication set for Oct. 28
• Employer of 240 closing Stillwater plant
• Bob Yapp returns for window workshop
• Pastor seeking district post
• Smith moves to stop Baker’s inauguration
• East Main Place to receive funds from benefit dinner
• 4-H youth ready for service projects in Cleveland County
• Norman hosts Medieval Fair Free Lectures Series
• Family Fun Fest set in Norman
• Norman schools rate well in API benchmarks
• NPS to launch mobile app
• Mummy and Son dance set
• Honor flight opens opportunity for veterans and their families
• Community invited to celebrate opening of Stuart Wing
• Road closing for repairs
• Judges named for Oklahoma Tree Photo Contest
• Correction
• Science Café Norman Discusses the Gross National Happiness in Bhutan
• School board to discuss Dept. of Education report
• Festival goes to the skies
• Judge questions senator’s role in bill
• TIF committee concerned with quality
• Norman Rotary Club honors two high school seniors
• 4-H scholarships created with $1M gift
• Realtors bus in information
• The Week Ahead: A Band-Aid has penalties
• Norman waterpark expected to make strong economic impact
• To Wi-Fi, or not to Wi-Fi, Part 2
• Groups speak up for children
• A cut above in popularity
• Weekly US oil and gas rig count up by 11
• Two performers from Noble named to NOC Roustabouts
• Five OU educators inducted into state hall of fame
• Slaughterville Fire Department benefits from dinner
• Enid church voting whether to stay in denomination
• Noble couple gets exotic with Noble animal sanctuary
• Deputies seize more than $3,000 of meth
• Survivor encourages women to get yearly mammograms
• Utilities commended
• Drive set to help students financially
• Correction
• Trade agreement could boost beef industry
• Lecture series to recognize Civil War anniversary
• Traffic lanes on part of I-35 set to be temporarily reduced
• NHS, OU grad chosen to direct Alaska climate center
• West Main grant still on hold
• Locally owner Andy Alligator’s Fun Park set to build water park
• Gill’s parole is denied
• Locally owned Andy Alligator’s Fun Park set to build water park
• Developers, city debate TIF plans
• Norman Transcript announces ‘norman etc.’
• Bob Barry named marshal for Christmas parade
• OU to honor dean of university libraries
• Elementary students jump for project
• It’s official: Baker named Cherokee chief
• Council debates merits of motto
• NPS has high number of National Merit semifinalists
• Greg Childers wins state Senate seat
• Slain officer’s son: Killer should stay behind bars
• Engineer to be honored at WaTER conference
• OCCC to host youth sports camps
• Dance students heading to Japan for performance
• Parade, rally part of NNHS homecoming festivities
• Sarkeys plans leadership forum
• Friends of the Library Book Sale
• Record enrollment for Norman Public Schools
• Election today
• Record enrollment for Norman Public Schools
• Chamber forms affiliated PAC
• Killer’s parole hearing today
• TCU accepts Big 12 invitation
• state news in briefs
• Fat Tire Festival provides family fun, bike safety
• Public art brings wow factor to Norman’s public spaces
• New Norman cell site activated
• Jazzercise Brings Health & Wellness to Norman, OK With New Morning Classes
• County offices closed for Columbus Day
• Significant rainfall brings relief to drought-stricken area
• Felony charges filed in suspected robbery, beating
• TCU closer to joining Big 12?
• McClain County draws new district lines
• Execution date requested for death row inmate
• Celebration this weekend for legal clinic
• Hog rally brings hundreds to McAlester
• City embarks on transportation plan
• New Big 12 Board Chairman Hargis confident about Missouri
• Fans on both sides of rivalry would be hurt to see it discontinued
• public meetings
• Keystone XL PipelineCEO surprised at furor
• Chimy’s to be new kid on the Corner
• Adios, La Luna
• Week Ahead: ESPN’s decisiveness a model
• Rig count up by 22; Oklahoma up by 6
• Max Westheimer Airport to hold 5th Annual Aviation Festival
• Neustadt recipient receives Nobel
• New sport joins Red River Rivalry
• OU to host South-Central Climate Science Center
• Noble musician makes Army All-American Band
• Stillwater Club owner wants to make club safer
• Online collection chronicles ruling to divest Indians of lands
• ‘Hay Days’ crew filming in Stillwater
• BOOK SALE
• Big 12 extends invitation to TCU
• Norman committee revisiting city code’s sign policy
• Meningitis case at OU confirmed
• Antique auto swap set
• Game traffic expected to be busy
• Cherokee Nation voting concludes Saturday
• Moore food drive brings in 1,482 pounds of food
• Payne County to benefit from Fallin’s bridge plan
• Christmas Store needs volunteers
• Little Axe HS to host blood drive
• Coalition: No feds in insurance market
• County pays down debt on building
• SEC preparing for addition of A&M
• Army, sheriff’s office team up
• Regent: Big 12 still best fit for Kansas schools
• Stillwater weighs meth house cleanup costs
• Missouri wanted Big Ten invitation most
• Lindsey + Asp lands $77,500 contract
• Norman firefighter arrested twice
• Four attorneys to be honored by University of Oklahoma
• Get a crocheting lesson in Norman teen workshop
• Author panel gives insight into paranormal writing in Norman program
• Gravel blocks Interstate 35 in auto accident
• Committee changes meeting time
• Missouri closer to leaving Big 12
• Norman city council wants park dedication
• Going the extra mile
• Insurance commissioner says catastrophe team speeds up claims
• TIF again under scrutiny
• Open house for animal shelter
• Big 12 school leaders agree to revenue sharing; Mizzou uncertain
• County takes a look at uses for old jail site
• Court upholds ruling in Switzer’s favor in restaurant dispute
• County seeks applicants for safe room reimbursement
• Robinson Street lane closures this week
• Tech center explores careers in health
• Four Norman teachers win grants
• Business college in Top 10
• Hundreds attend CROP Walk in fundraiser to fight global hunger
• Groovefest blends entertainment, art and human rights awareness
• Dogs have their day at Sam Noble
• Mistry wins Neustadt International Prize for Literature
• Man dies early Saturday from apartment fire
• Fans enjoy friendship and food at Sooner Village
• Commissioners meeting Monday
• Doak to speak at GOP lunch
• public meetings
• Steveson named first state bank president
• US oil and gas rig count down by 1
• The Week Ahead: Congress plays around
• Special G&A: Googling from the inside out
• Pipeline controversy: Jobs vs. the environment
• Former nurse put back in jail custody
• No action taken on rescinding county plan
• Restaurants willing to pay to show OU vs. Ball State for patrons
• Bond information available on city website
• Groovefest returns to Norman on Sunday
• ‘The Big Girl,’ Chevy Impala convertible, is a head turner
• Superintendent, among UCO distinguished alumni honorees
• High winds, increased fire danger predicted
• Lola Richards promoted to First State Bank vice president
• Applebee’s helps area Oklahoma Komen group
• McKown: Double survivor
• Oklahoma City’s Race for the Cure set for Oct. 15
• Copelin: Five years
• Danner: Seven years
• Cancer Society recommends women have first mammogram by age 40
• Boeck: Nine months
• Library to explore ‘evolution of rock’
• Two Cushing teens jailed on vandalism charges
• OU art museum to blend pop culture, history
• Norman police demonstrate how not to be a victim
• Norman Arts Council announces future plans
• Neinas ‘confident’ Mizzou will stay
• Indian Hills developments approved by city council
• Norman Realtor Don Cies laid to rest
• Man faces three felony charges
• Police ID man killed by train
• Pikepass operational after store fire
• Officers place in national competition
• Big 12 ADs discuss conference stability
• Burn ban ends for most counties
• Oregon author honored with Neustadt award
• Taxpayers file second demand letter with county jail trust
• Council approves new city ward lines
• Student suspected of having meningitis
• Museum to trail evolution of dogs
• Safe room project ready for applicants
• Safe room rebate program gets strong response
• Monnett Avenue closed today
• City council questions redistricting
• No action taken to rescind plan for redistricting
• Auditor: Norman Regional better than peers
• American Legion plans bean dinner
• Norman woman shot after interrupting apparent burglary attempt
• Passenger train strikes, kills man in Norman
• Small projects all that remain in jail construction
• Hospital goes LEAN
• All ages run in Reunion 5K event
• Professional and amateur artists flock to CRE8nSK8
• Fans react to OU’s decision on Big 12
• Services Wednesday for Norman Realtor-developer Don Cies
• Collins files complaint over Parity in Oklahoma
• public meetings
• US oil and gas rig count up by 6
• Knowing the chicken
• The Week Ahead: Congress plays, America pays
• Allison family dreams a water park into Norman
• CART planner tapped in Top 40
• People in Business
• Workers hit OU water line
• Boren: OU won’t dominate Big 12
• Coach Mike Gundy lawsuit: Is it or isn’t it an OU shirt?
• OU organization recognizes retired administrator, founders
• Veterinarian incorporates acupuncture, massage
• Atmosphere to perform tonight
• Foundation hosting program for educators and youth mentors
• Oklahoma City job fair set
• Agency relocates offices to Main Street
• Health departments schedule flu clinics
• Books Donated to New Parents at Norman Regional
• Norman Library Closed Half of Weekend
• OSU president optimistic
• Big 12 agreement ‘has teeth,’ Boren says
• Texas executes man involved in dragging death
• E-fairness campaign gaining steam
• Christian Kane to perform at Riverwind
• Woman shares what she remembers of fatal accident
• Survivors to share their stories
• VFW Post to host poker run
• School board head elected to state post
• OU pledges to stay in reformed Big 12
• Waterpark coming to Norman next year
• Safe room rebates available
• O’Connell’s gets a little greener
• City to host car seat checking event
• County YMCA hosting Tie-Dye Tri
• Golf tournament moved to OU course
• Organizers ask for help with parade theme
• Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office sets food drive
• Sooners set to get moving for walk Saturday
• Norman Police Department recognizes K-9 officer
• Emergency responders request new system
• Boren not surprised by Pac-12 decision
• Plastic recycling creates questions
• Norman police end search for suspect
• Tourney called off for bees
• Tea party talks education
• NHS Reunion Run sponsored by PTA
• Norman takes teens, tweens through the “Evolution of Rock”
• Pioneer Board approves purchase of Borders site
• Boren to guard university’s sovereignty in conference shift
• Texas gives prez authority to pick new conference
• NPS joins advocacy group
• OSU’s Gundy not thrilled with idea of moving
• OU opts to not record SafeRide use
• Civil War reenactment at Fort Washita this weekend
• OU school of drama named for actress Peggy Dow Helmerich
• Sorority to host events to benefit victims of domestic violence
• Ponder named to Top 40 under 40
• Cleveland County Habitat for Humanity dedicates 38th house
• Building owners, Pioneer Library System strike a deal
• Driver in fatal wreck identified
• SWAT team achieves peaceful resolution
• Regents will discuss realignment
• Commissioners will reconsider district map
• Man dies in crash on Rock Creek Road
• Wish list for Norman’s future
• Hutchison to speak at Tyner luncheon
• public meetings
• A look at water quality
• The Week Ahead: Fed tries to tune economy
• City looks at permit process for businesses
• Hey, got hay?
• Squirrel knocks out downtown power
• Fans at odds about OU’s reception in Florida
• Water break affects 10,000
• United Way sets goal of $2.5M
• Woman sentenced in insurance fraud case
• Community social features ice cream
• Three plead guilty in McSha Properties case
• Noble Chamber to host bowling tourney
• Minco soldier killed overseas
• City rescinds mandatory water rationing
• Sales tax trend still upward bound
• MNTC cutting energy costs
• City accepting more plastic recyclables
• Realignment discussion among regents’ agenda items
• Denver businessman buys OPUBCO holdings
• Day of Caring kicks off
• Golf tourney scheduled
• No confirmed listeria cases in Cleveland County
• Students learn about Constitution
• University hosts dedication ceremony for Gould Hall
• Panel hears views on health care challenges
• Council disputes nominees
• Jack Garner dies at age 84
• Little Axe to get new school
• Correction
• OUr Earth president named to ambassador training program
• Remembering those who suffer
• Council approves property purchase
• Drough, water rationing continues
• C-SPAN founder to receive OU excellence award
• City staff can proceed with road project’s design
• OU’s public revenue stream down this year
• CEO challenges OU athletics coaches and staff in 5K run
• State investigating reports of Listeria infection outbreak
• Technology board to consider appointing new superintendent
• Photo contest to host workshop
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• County redistricting gets heated
• Animal Oversight Committee considers bond issue, pet licenses
• Boren: Tobacco ban soon for OU
• Arts Board preps for CRE8nSK8
• OHP looks into fatal wrecks
• NPD: No credible evidence of serial rapist
• Fishing guides with boats needed at Thunderbird
• Okla. A.G. Pruitt to speak at Constitution Day
• Power lost in downtown Norman
• OU/OBI’s ‘Dracula’ blood drive begins today
• Panel discusses 9/11 and its impact on religious interaction
• Commissioners meeting today
• Fair a hit for both young and old
• North pom squad brings home awards
• Norman residents reflect on Washington 9/11 experience
• Benefit today for local musician
• Henderson to speak at Tyner luncheon
• Former FDNY firefighter recounts harrowing day
• Emergency responders train for any scenario
• Recalling the scene from Boston
• An intuitive moment
• Agricultural grant deadline is Oct. 3
• US oil and rig count down 10
• Love for Children’s Miracle Hospitals
• Sexton taking opportunity to visit the child she helped to save
• Special election slated for Tuesday
• Committee working to increase bicycle safety
• Lane closure
• Collision takes out traffic light
• Six from North qualify for National AP Scholar Award
• Noble sends musical ambassadors to Europe
• NPS to be awarded for energy savings
• NHS duo qualifies for National AP Scholar Award
• Residents making a difference in Uganda
• Authority under scrutiny
• Is there a surplus or not?
• OU to host blood drive
• Former Norman resident to give poetry reading
• Norman Regional Hospital North Tower to reopen
• ‘Live Music on the Canal’ mini-concerts Saturday
• Sept. 11 ceremony planned
• Much in Big 12 remains unresolved
• Few pet owners purchase city tags, estimates show
• Doak discusses waiver request
• David Boren to speak in D.C. today
• Local store celebrating anniversary
• Search continues for Norman man
• Norman sale tax disbursements still up
• Power back after outage
• New leadership class announced
• Cleveland County Free Fair begins Thursday
• Public favors bond
• NPS employees will receive raise in pay, benefits
• Man stabbed in thigh
• Police release name of man in high-speed chase
• Upgrade of signal at Brooks and Classen
• DUI checkpoint nets 7 arrests
• Free trees for Norman residents
• Two men snatch woman’s purse
• Norman to host ninth annual Hispanic Heritage Festival
• Make something old new again in Norman craft program
• Get “All in Order” with Norman organization program
• County Democrats sound off at Labor Day picnic
• Big 12 turmoil forseen
• Residents form ‘creative community’
• School board to review contracts
• OU institute to host public lecture
• Orchestra orientation set
• NNHS chorale to hit radio airwaves
• Legend Lee Roy Selmon dies at 56
• Public safety money an option for funding
• Pedestrian in serious condition
• Meeting to address shelter funding
• Bond vote would bring issue to people
• Suspected nude driver causes chase
• OU briefs
• Multiple generations there for OU, win or lose
• Brother says Lee Roy is showing signs of improvement
• Pedestrian struck by truck
• Fans line up to see Bradford statue
• Bailey: Homes spared by Noble fire
• Cleveland to seek state House seat
• OU School of Dance holding youth auditions
• US oil and gas rig count down
• Valliance Executives break ground at the University North Park
• The Week Ahead: Holding the line on Capitol Hill
• Tailgating is a tradition for family
• Lee Roy Selmon in serious condition
• ’80 Fiat part of man’s La Dolce Vita
• Entrepreneur opens schooner business
• OU tailgating tradition
• Raising the beam on new dorms
• Technology center to host Taste of the South event on Tuesday
• Lady Bears bring home third place win in softball tourney
• WildCare to release kites
• Food drive set for Sept. 10 in OKC
• Cotten named police chief in Lindsay
• Season opener will affect traffic
• Three firefighters injured in 300-acre blaze
• Merrybelle’s ‘paints the town red’
• Wildfire closes highway
• Arts Festival Oklahoma this weekend
• J.D. McCarty Center hosting SibShop, Zumbathon
• OU School of Dance to hold youth class auditions
• Tutor training set for library’s literacy program
• Dreamer Concepts to host presentation
• Resident takes place in history
• Inhofe addresses county GOP
• Oklahoma at heart of pipeline controversy
• High school principals make friendly wager
• Report to be delayed
• OU WaTER poster contest entries due in October
• Deputies out in force this weekend
• Alcohol enforcement ramps up in Norman
• Lyric Theatre to host auditions for season
• NPS part of digital learning program
• Rock Creek bridge worth the wait
• Longtime university supporter dies at 77
• North grad ready to play for Penn
• Building safer passage
• Trash schedule to stay normal
• OU meteorology researchers study Hurricane Irene in North Carolina
• Former coach sells home for $2.1M
• Residents formally meet Keith Humphrey
• High schools to host appetizing fundraiser
• Whole Foods CEO to speak at Embassy Suites
• Siano to receive alumni award
• Cleveland County remains under state burn ban
• Junior golf tees off in Norman
• New movie to highlight project spurred by late principal chief
• OU writing program releases ‘Brainstorm’
• Patriot Golf Day to support fallen patriots
• Norman traffic signal gets upgrade
• Cella remembers the early days of the hospital auxiliary
• Norman’s Jack Evans staying youthful by giving back
• Kit would determine presence of deadly fungus
• Felonies filed
• City deals with occupancy issues
• medical briefs
• Title run would still be a journey
• Walk-on is hope of a nation
• New clothing store moves into Campus Corner
• Parking in yard prohibited
• public meetings
• Metscher to speak at Dems’ picnic
• US oil and gas rig count up 1
• The Week Ahead: How can the U.S. job market be fixed?
• Fall Arts Luncheon Scheduled
• United Way runs Gator-aid
• Cleveland County horse show today
• Local art therapist offers a helping hand overseas
• Navigating public information
• Dedication of Zarrow Hall reminds of generosity
• Today is another Ozone Alert Day; free CART rides
• Convocation for OU Law set for 4 p.m. Monday
• Motorcyclist remains in critical condition
• Injured students visited by classmates
• Nonagenarian awarded at Noble All-School reunion
• noble library briefs
• Family, friends remember fallen Moore lieutenant
• Middle schoolers show ‘Girl Power’ for exhibit
• Goldsby man still missing
• Fallin talks education, work force in Stillwater
• Ride CART free on Ozone Alert Day
• Family attends Dignified Transfer
• OU team takes home Okie air derby trophy
• OU hosts law school convocation, social work building dedication
• Wings of Hope Luncheon benefits Food and Shelter
• Jefferson Elementary receives top honor
• Rock Creek bridge to open
• Work on Dale Hall Tower is ongoing
• Ride CART free today
• Agents take to the sky in search for plots
• Prescription drugs deadliest in state
• NPD looking for drunken drivers
• OSU students hear about alcohol consumption’s consequences
• Stillwater hospital votes to switch to e-records
• Job fair soon coming to Pauls Valley
• Discussion to focus on outreach program
• Soldier to be laid to rest
• Students get acclimated to middle school
• Norman homebuilder takes action
• Vendor ordinance passes
• NPD encourages railroad crossings safety
• Correction
• Muskogee approves OTC contract
• Rape suspect released from jail
• Freedmen say court decision is ‘bad law’
• Police search city employee’s house
• Archers dedicate shoot to soldier killed overseas
• Back to School for Norman - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Foul play suspected in disappearance
• Othellos back in business under new ownership
• City plans reception for new NPD chief
• Four displaced by fire near Little Axe
• Siano: Be mindful of traffic safety
• Motorcyclist in critical condition
• Moore motorcyclist dies of injuries
• Parents to preview schools
• Freedmen booted from Cherokee Nation
• Norman hospital prepares for flu season
• Council meets Tuesday
• Joplin tornado victim, police officer find common ground
• Hospital to consider plan for performance improvement
• A man in motion for 34 years
• public meetings
• Image a ‘revelation’ for photojournalist
• A roof over their heads
• Stillwater says goodbye to soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Council to discuss shelter, seek solution
• HUD policy change would impact Norman
• City animal shelter inadequate to meet its growing demands
• Community support is key to local success
• Farmers market having tough summer
• Tea Party showing rally footage
• Dancing the night away
• Gypsum mining increases Oilfield demand helps the mining
• Postal worker reflects on events of tragic day 25 years ago
• Gas prices falling within state
• Stock market turmoil hits home
• City offers after-school care
• Medical briefs
• Former Oklahoma State coach’s drug charges dropped
• Service today for fallen Stillwater soldier
• Noble Library celebrates Louisa May Alcott with festival, programming
• Exchange students, host families promote diplomacy
• Students begin arriving on University of Oklahoma campus
• Apartment fire caused $2.5M in damage
• CNG station in the works
• Citywide garage sale
• Gov. Mary Fallin, husband to chair dinner
• Dance to benefit Full Circle Senior Adult Day Center
• Bond program offering home loan funds
• Reservists deploy
• Norman police taking proactive approach
• Injured troops in limbo
• Visitors bureau relocating due to storm damage
• Street closure
• Convocation
• Public servant honored
• Chief justice to address students
• Family awaits return of soldier for funeral
• Tribal officials: Computer issue handled properly
• BA teens bond out after arrest on animal cruelty charges
• Drought taking toll on livestock
• Men to ‘Step Up’ in those high heels for awareness
• Norman considers property purchase
• City residents using less water lately
• Overturned truck creates delays
• Impact of tax-free holiday not yet known
• Student housing creates aggressive market
• Missouri passes law against teachers ‘friending’ students
• Cherokee Nation citizens to head to polls next month
• Platoon leader killed in Afghanistan
• Second lieutenant in Stillwater unit dies
• Barresi: 61 percent of state students on meal aid
• Community reaching out to family of slain soldier
• Bridge may be behind schedule, but it’s still under budget
• Sales tax up 4 percent in Norman
• Norman expects less in state aid
• Norman library is way cool
• Lawton man killed in Grady County
• Project to obstruct traffic
• Coburn hosts town hall
• Chief candidates vow to continue battle
• County employees receive safety awards
• Still readying others for the future
• Norman’s Reapportionment Commission plans public hearing Wednesday
• Dog deputy prepared for duty
• Media initiative awards grants
• NPS board to discuss state aid
• Slow down and be careful
• Pistol competition wraps up in Norman
• Heat sets records, but sustained drought would be much worse
• OU scientists to analyze switchgrass as biofuel
• As stocks fall, so may gas prices
• US rig count up by 39 this week
• Healthy option eatery coming to Brookhaven Village
• Markets powerful, but not always wise
• Classic Vision opens in Noble
• Leadership Norman deadline is Friday
• OSU coach sued over firing
• Coalition works on creating a vision for Norman’s economic future
• Personal tragedy inspires woman to teach about vaccine
• Adoptathon hosted by Hands Helping Paws
• Gen. Deering will lead Veterans Day parade
• Program connects classroom to farms
• Medical briefs
• Prior takes over at KID Elementary
• Barresi: Consider teaching approach
• Norman K-9 team recognized by Oklahoma narcotics association
• Cole: Some Congressional agreements likely in the future
• Source of fire named, Commons’ ignition source still unknown
• Husband, wife open family practice
• Stillwater-area drought persists through rain
• Photo exhibit to reveal ‘visions of health’ in area
• Developer promises upscale student housing
• City of Norman considers using reclaimed water for purposes
• Law professor wins national award
• Military museum to host ‘National Spirit of ’45 Day’
• All aboard! Train Days returns to Norman
• University water use questioned
• Norman schools prepared to begin new year, amid projects
• Childers defeats Nelson in GOP primary
• Ready to help
• Town halls
• Rotary president selected
• Change orders prompt city council questions
• Camp supports tribal traditions
• Services for needy address heat concerns
• Nonprofits to receive $5,000 donations
• GOP Senate primary set today
• City economy bucks national trends
• Firefighters battle two blazes in rural east Norman
• Norman School Board approves assistant principals
• Two added to board
• Services set for 2 soldiers
• New hookah bar, vendors coming to Norman
• Re-Run Junction: Providing fun, value and jobs for people with disabilities
• Heat and drought causing grasshoppers to invade urban areas
• President: ‘We must do better’ If progress not seen, a downgrade to AA still can occur
• Relief groups helping
• Tax-free shopping continues
• US oil, natural gas rig count up by 12
• Panel takes critical eye to permit process
• The Week Ahead: Pressure is now on the Federal Reserve
• Oklahoma welcomes home soldiers
• Stiles joins new task force
• public meetings
• Sixteen units at the Commons destroyed
• 1951 Chevrolet pick-up is a political war horse for chairman
• U.S. loses top credit rating
• Tax-free weekend now under way
• Correction
• Troop 219 member honored with Eagle Scout rank
• Road closing
• Citywide garage sale set today
• Well repair standard practice
• Wrestling, girl’s basketball coaches come home to Noble
• Troy Leal withdraws guilty plea
• Temperatures in Norman reache 108
• Report: Tax-free weekends don’t promote economic growth
• Fourteen heat-related deaths recorded in Oklahoma
• Chamber president part of task force
• Flamenco dancers to visit Blu and Michelangelo’s Saturday
• Third Oklahoma Guardsmen killed in Afghanistan
• Little Axe selects interim superintendent
• Benefit set Saturday
• Cimarron Opera gets new board president
• Restrictions at work, despite cost
• Thunderbird’s 85 degrees warmest in memory
• Norman hits 110 before cloud cover cools area
• Son, former church family remember Dexter Blevins
• 2006 was worse for Lake Thunderbird
• Norman police plan public education campaign
• Tax-exempt weekend in time for school
• Street closure expected
• ‘Ground Zero Flag’ coming soon
• Luncheon nets $47,297 for program benefiting foster children
• Keeping shoppers in Oklahoma
• Tips from OG&E
• What stores are doing
• OG&E, OEC won’t cut service
• Some items not exempt during holiday
• Clarification
• Correction
• Norman’s night out
• Boren names diabetes center CEO
• OU law professor to speak to Dems
• Science Café Norman-Fall Gardening, Winter Harvest
• Tornado debris burns for seven hours Sunday in Newcastle
• Alert neighbors prevent tragedy during Noble fire
• Norman sales tax results continue upward trend
• Weekend wreck claims man’s life
• Pioneer OU professor dies at 88
• Neighbors assist area’s homeless
• Sobriety checkpoint nets 20 arrests
• Disabled voters can still cast ballots
• Residents increasingly seek indoor entertainment venues
• Sign-up for National Night Out continues
• Oklahoma House Speaker to address employers Friday
• eCycling helps locals get rid of their old electronics
• Neighbor finds woman dead in mobile home
• Reserve deputy helps save teen’s life on Florida trip
• Whittier and Irving enrollment locations moved
• Branch chosen to lead elementary administrators
• Costello will speak to Cleveland County GOP
• Debt debate to cause lasting pain
• Norman man gets EDGE funding
• Taco trailer to open second, brick-and-mortar location
• Annual Celebrity Sing is Sept. 30
• Tuesday is National Night Out
• Homeless in need of bottled water, ice
• Walk-in building permits to be offered on trial basis
• Rose rock golf tourney a success
• Noble briefs
• Gov. Fallin names 74 counties in Oklahoma disaster declaration
• Authority report rejected
• Red Cross to honor Norman’s Alice Spann
• Ride CART free today
• Research program takes aim at cancer
• Summer blood drives set in county
• June traffic fatalities down 20 percent
• Wheel thefts in Texas city similar to local crimes
• Council steps forward with ordinance
• Learning proper technique
• Council approves ‘rule of three’
• Firefighters respond to attic blaze on Avondale Drive
• Heitz promotes ‘e-waste’ recycling
• Carbon monoxide sends 21 to hospital
• CART not quite enough
• Bluecoats Drum and Bugle Corp visits Norman High School
• Congressman’s constituents make their voices heard
• Welsh Lord has family ties to American mobster
• Animal Welfare Center is outdated, needs work
• Sept. 11 remembered
• Postcard from Kelsey, Kerry
• Hospital invests in quality care
• Blaze is confined to bedroom
• Drivers’ sobriety checkpoint Friday
• Registration open for Champions for Children
• Library upgrading software, website
• Peters Avenue will be closed this morning
• Workers’ comp claims total six figures
• Native Roots to be on ‘Good Morning America’
• Atomik Pop!, Borders will soon shut down Norman branches
• CART ridership fell 10 percent last year
• Postcard from Kelsey, Kerry
• Sparks pleased Oklahoma Indigent Defense offices to remain in Norman
• Old, vacant building getting retail facelift
• Divorce mediation course offered
• Business people
• U.S. rig count up by 11, state gains 2
• Free file storage in ‘the cloud’
• Applications for Leadership Norman available Monday
• ‘Aquatic rodents’ continue to be an issue for Norman
• Residents continue cutting back on water use
• Ribbon cut at breast care center
• Noble Health Care Center Day a success
• Noble Police host bike safety event
• MNTC search officially begins
• Power companies hit hard by June 14 downburst in Norman
• Committee: PSST funds used properly
• County to get $67K for food, shelter programs
• State aeronautics panel elects officers
• Summer blood drive to be held at Blanchard church
• MNTC searches for new leader
• Deputies taking part in National Night Out
• Postcard from Kelsey, Kerry
• Tires, rims continue to disappear
• OU’s Purcell to receive distinguished teaching award
• Changes to ethics ordinance discussed
• Convention celebrates tourism upswing
• Norman streets aren’t being swept at the moment
• Knoll named as Transcript’s advertising director
• ‘Dancing with the Stars’ pros to perform at casino
• ‘DWTS’ performer preparing for Riverwind event
• Boren not ruling out leaving Congress early
• Regents expected to approve appointment
• NPD to share tips during National Night Out on Aug. 2
• Water customers complying with measures to reduce use
• Postcard from Kerry
• Drowning death appears accidental
• 3-year-old’s death ruled an accident
• Postcard from Kelsey, Kerry
• Relic found at Longfellow
• State burn ban includes Cleveland County
• Correction
• 3,500 customers briefly lose power
• 29 arrested over weekend at sobriety checks
• Doctor to chronicle book about psychiatric experience
• NPS to explain ‘site goal process’
• Sidewalks and crossing devices installed around Norman schools
• Spann was an ‘inspiration’
• Cookies ‘n’ Cards evicted from Campus Corner, closing July 31
• Severe drought prompts cattle industry concerns
• Ranch tour treks through Kiamichi Country
• United Way of Norman names campaign cabinet
• Sherlock Holmes meets the Internet
• Dr. Jack Beller announces state Senate run
• Catering Creations to expand
• Business People
• Inhofe says McConnell compromise may work
• Postcard from Kelsey
• Mitchell’s customers win free jewelry as July 4 temperature climbs to 102
• Former Lexington jail nurses facing charges of rape
• Immunization clinic begins Monday
• OCCC giving away an iPad 2
• OU offers Summer in Santa Fe
• Two OU Aviation students fly through 8 states, 1,230 Miles
• Hands Helping Paws to host cat adoption event
• United Way’s Day of Caring Event Looking for More Agencies to Help
• Do you know e-books? You can!
• Teddy Bear Triage set
• Hundreds of cyclists expected for Conquest ride
• Camping out for final film release
• Official: Storm caused $10M in damage
• Deputies plan sobriety checks
• Lots of fluids are essential during extreme temps
• Incoming students get a Sooner welcome at camp
• Today is last day to register to vote in Republican primary
• Oklahoma Hall of Fame induction ceremony scheduled
• Oklahoma City rescinds mandatory water rotation
• Donations Needed
• Postcard from Kelsy
• Postcard from Kerry
• Norman not part of OML much longer
• Celebration planned
• Norman water use down from Monday
• Westheimer upgrades on commission agenda
• Former boyfriend charged in murder
• NHS grad receives scholarship
• Mother of beaned Little Leaguer files lawsuit over head injury
• Running back carries woman from burning apartment complex
• Post meeting set Monday
• Pair of items draw debate
• Report reveals five painkillers in Box's system
• Norman post office computers back in service
• Drowning is cause of death for woman in car
• Students to sit at IHOP
• Norman North graduate wins National Merit scholarship
• Mass. police expose ‘doggie bag’ heist
• Couple to donate money to storm relief
• OHP recovers victim’s body at marina
• Norman institutes conservation measures
• Postcard from Kerry
• Postcard from Kelsey
• Burn ban extended two weeks
• Chamber, NEDC cited for election efforts
• Firefighters extinguish duplex fire
• Keep safety in mind when enjoying summer with pets
• Extreme heat can take a toll on plants
• Triple-digit averages are setting record highs across the state
• OML dues could be sent to another account
• Sales tax up 5.6 percent for July
• Norman institutes water conservation measures
• Official: Rock Creek overpass should be done by August
• Water conservation could become mandatory
• Police ID boy found in hot car
• House fire centers on breaker box
• Politics
• Growing economy pushes gasoline prices up again
• Youth learn about leadership at Rotary camp
• Norman CPA inducted into Hall
• Doctor has eyes on Noble
• Rig count up by 1
• Atlantis marks America’s last voyage into the final frontier
• 3yo boy found in hot car dies
• Othello’s to reopen with new owners
• Boy Scouts plan star party
• Halliburton confirms well contamination in Duncan
• Local woman cops to embezzelment charge
• Moore educator Braun named Teacher fo the Year finalist
• Mini reunion planned
• Oklahoma Mesonet brings forecast for reading to Noble
• Tornado debris creating windfalls for landfills
• Cleveland County sheriff hires community liaison
• Keeping sobriety in check
• Board moves on more bond projects
• Norman magazine debuts today
• Norman man pleads in eagle case
• Norman man sentenced in bank robbery
• Correction
• Rudy’s to donate food, money to Joplin
• Joplin honors officer who died in tornado recovery
• Disgruntled claimant slams van into Social Security office
• Monty Harper’s “Wacky, Witty World of Songs” coming to Norman
• More free rides on CART
• New county detention center nears completion
• WFEC issued Electric Peak alert Wednesday
• Wells high in arsenic could be salvaged
• Video of meeting reviewed
• Dispute arises from OML vote
• New police chief on the job
• CART rides are free today
• Debris removal wraps up today
• Ex-fire chief warned of lack of preparation for tornadoes
• Joplin tornado had unusually wide eye
• 'Weird Weather Stories' coming to Norman’s Saturday KidsClub
• Bollywood meets Norman in teen program at library
• Charcoal grill likely cause of Sunday blaze
• Residents march to city block parties
• Fireworks, freedom at Norman Day
• Norman library to host cookbook swap and shop
• Educators to take a trek along Route 66
• Musician tries out new tune
• Love, life and the price of independence
• Fourth of July events set
• Moore firefighters fight four-home fire Sunday
• Business, Scouts team up to retire flags
• Food, music and carnival to celebrate July 4
• North student chosen for exclusive Boys’ Nation position
• Organic chain store coming to Norman
• For new owners of The Candy Basket, a sweet welcome
• Paralegal orientation Aug. 20 at university
• United Way unveils $2M campaign
• USDA seeking discrimination victims
• NCVB nabs tourism award
• RE/MAX technology connects agents with 10 million leads
• Participate in Norman Sooner Kickoff 2011
• Burn ban extended with July 4 modifications
• Saab 96 motoring gracefully into middle age
• Native Roots continues to grow
• Norman doctor delivers down family tree
• Firehouse poised for Midsummer Nights’ Fair
• Kasbaum passes baton, stays on as financial officer
• Norman library hosts annual Cookbook Swap and Shop
• Norman schools hire new principals
• Research can save homeowners from disreputable roofers
• McClain County under a burn ban
• COMCD out to restore water quality
• Museum open Monday
• Due diligence pays off
• City still collecting debris from June 14 storm
• Scholar to discuss the dark side of popularity
• Forestry officials urge fire safety over the Fourth
• Scientific battle on to save ash trees
• The books are always better than the movies
• Police release victim’s name
• Fourth of July festivities set in area
• Council adopts storm water plan
• City officially creates a Rainy Day Fund
• Council approves $11,000 payment
• City labors over storm water issues
• After four years, current owners close Othello’s
• Norman police investigate shooting
• Youth & Family Services announces board members
• Norman Regional Hospital Authority approves budget
• Norman students to Stuff the Bus
• Norman police investigate robbery
• Arvest Bank on East Main evacuated due to smoke
• Storm water issues up for vote tonight
• Bosse being held in isolation
• Man charged in sexual assault
• Cancer center’s dedication ceremony set
• Dead man prosecuted for skipping jury duty years prior
• Alabama looks at biggest economic catalyst in years
• Find your next destination with AARP program in Norman
• Hospital budget on board’s agenda
• Neel enjoying life in fast lane
• County treasurer to be sworn in
• Bicycle, pedestrian crossings planned for Highway 9
• ‘Salute the Troops’ on Thursday
• Some still uncertain about city’s new lighting ordinance
• Who are the Internet bad guys?
• Inmate escapes from McClain County Jail
• Task force sent to fire
• Sullivan studies regional weather
• matters of record
• Hot topics at Noble Library
• Noble High School Marching Band Performs at Walt Disney World Resort
• Professor B. Looney brings his balloon-ey friends to Norman
• Norman police, downtown merchants battle graffiti
• Sooners in flying adventure
• Camp gets a boost
• Jazz in June schedule
• Regents approve increases
• For cast, the show must go on
• Details of woman’s death revealed
• ODOT unveils interchange plans
• OU student housing project expected to cost $45.5M
• Council approves lighting ordinance
• Election filings
• WildCare reaches milestone
• Bavinger House’s future uncertain
• Board approves preliminary budget
• Ordinance up for a vote again
• Fire damages border area
• Local auto sales remain strong
• Board approves amended budget
• Quartz Mountain camp in session
• Air race to stop in Norman
• St. Gregory’s selects Main to lead university
• Fiscal year agreements renewed for ’11-’12
• Norman event venues grow
• Firefighters work in extreme conditions
• Okla. state worker bonuses total $42M in 2010
• School board to recognize athletes
• Trooper in deadly shootout identified
• Three generations of men working together
• CSBI director Becky Aguilar to retire, reception Wednesday
• Regents to discuss OU construction projects
• County GOP to host patriot rally
• Defense begins in murder trial of Sallisaw man
• Alliance Resource Partners: Subsidiary won’t longwall mine under historic site
• Yellow Cab is still rolling after 65 years in Norman
• Council to vote on lighting ordinance
• The lost value of truth in advertising
• Golf pro gets shorter contract extension
• Civil rights activist fondly remembered for fight against racism
• City to start picking up debris Monday
• MNTC board approves 2011-12 budget
• Noble Schools break ground
• Senior beauties compete in pageant
• City unveils transfer station
• Luper funeral today in OKC
• Crews restoring power to residents, local businesses
• Library opens back up today
• Foundation awards grants to nonprofits
• County gardens sustain damage
• Norman teens can “Dance Around the World” with ballroom instructor
• Storyteller brings tales, proverbs to Norman
• Winds reached 60 mph
• NRHS celebrates grand opening of Cancer center
• Eastside Walmart hit
• City assesses damage
• Fundraiser scheduled
• Parkwood Apartment residents seek shelter
• Norman woman dies in four-vehicle wreck
• Emily Virgin to speak at luncheon
• Dean announces retirement plans
• County approves $29 million budget
• Norman Library Closed
• High temps in triple digits
• Much of city left without electricity
• City reschedules rest of council meeting
• Firefighters rescue two from blaze
• Storm victims take shelter at center
• Veterans share memories, first Tulsa ‘Honor Flight’
• Event centers a growing trend
• Marie Callender’s shutters in Norman
• Council set to adopt budget
• ODOT to reveal interstate widening plans next week
• Norman woman warns of potential scam
• Event raises public transportation awareness
• Students, colleagues celebrate Bob Kidd
• The Deli celebrates 15th SPAMarama
• Correction
• Widening project begins on part of East Lindsey Street
• Tigers found success on the court before finding it in life
• Skating event to raise funds for Team Norman
• Oklahoman editor Kelley takes job in Washington
• Farm in Slaughterville to host tour of pasture
• New position would focus on biz-friendliness
• State’s rig count down
• Chamber Lunch & Learn June 29
• County real estate transactions
• How to ruin a good computer
• Nonprofits see status revoked by IRS
• Fans pour into Norman’s MuggleFest
• Lighting ordinance resurfaces
• ‘Journey of Seuss’ makes a stop at local libraries
• McKinley wins My School’s Cool event
• New signs for Slaughterville
• Weather service team studying Joplin tornado
• Drought could be easing
• Sales tax collections up nearly 4 percent
• Possible property scams hit Joplin
• Mennonite school won’t play anthem
• Hearing on budget set
• Norman hosts Batik art program for teens
• Shelter permits down compared to last year's storm season
• Joplin tornado damage estimated at $3 billion
• Norman man charged with murder
• Fire officials determine cause of apartment blaze
• Health care costs a swelling concern for city
• Matter of Record
• U.S. Rep. Dan Boren won’t seek re-election
• Exchange students attend Rotary International convention
• Free T-shirts with purchase of St. Jude Dream Home tickets
• Norman detective to appear on ‘America’s Most Wanted’
• Wizard Rock Concert
• Rainy Day Fund could be included in new budget
• Irving, Longfellow principals named; District hires information officer
• Fire breaks out at Norman apartment complex
• Orr Family Farm offers summer camp
• Matter of Record
• Medical Examiner’s Office determines cause of death
• Treasurer says there is still much waste in state spending
• Disaster relief available for McClain County
• ‘Journey of Seuss’ makes a stop in Norman
• Texas lawman is new Norman chief
• Schantz taken into custody
• Former resident wants to reconnect with Norman
• Memorial Day remembrance
• OAI production manager fatally injured
• Movie Day
• Norman police locate victim’s stepson
• Police process scene of homicide
• Families find relief from heat at Splashpad
• Reservations available for La Tour de Vin
• World Blood Donor Day to be celebrated June 14
• State Treasurer to speak on budget at GOP meeting
• An Adobe patch a day keeps the bad guys at bay
• To keep his job, President Obama needs more jobs
• People in Business
• Agio Techology awards scholarships to OU students
• Grand jury indicts OKC police officer
• Norman police investigating suspicious death
• Scientists study where people took cover from Joplin tornado
• Sleek Coventry coupe a sculpture on wheels
• J.D. McCarty Center celebrates 65th anniversary
• Scientists study aftermath
• Noble High School Alumni hosting all-school reunion
• Noble Police Department growing mustaches for charity
• Victims all accounted for in Joplin
• NPD investigates rash of wheel thefts
• Reports of increased May sales contrary to national struggles
• Ride free today on CART
• Red Earth this weekend
• Hands Helping Paws at Maggie Moos
• Matter of Record
• Sherri Coale Starts Summer Reading
• Norman teens invited to self-defense workshop
• Arabesque to perform programs for children in Norman
• Master park plan in the works for city of Moore
• Fundraiser set Saturday
• Businesses bring hope to Joplin
• Accident victims’ names released
• OBI, Oklahoma City Zoo team up to help donors ‘feel strong’
• Give relief from the heat
• ’43 flood, ’71 tornado also Joplin disasters
• Tornado hero died helping others
• Thomas Thurston reappointed to board of health
• Council puts storm water issue on hold
• County ranks third ‘most affordable’
• Students fundraising for trip to Big Apple
• Long journey ahead for couple
• Summer Food Service Program available
• Golf pro’s contract being negotiated
• Drought plan up for Norman council’s approval
• Six miles of terror and ruins in Joplin
• Obama: Joplin is ‘national tragedy’
• Meeting set for Tuesday
• Joplin tornado deaths at 142
• Adopting SWMP first step
• Holiday weekend in full swing at Lake Thunderbird
• City seeks Veterans Day Parade entries
• Wrath of nature: Joplin tornado death toll at 142
• Hamilton to speak at luncheon Friday
• Theo’s Marketplace celebrating 40 years
• Knippelmier Chevrolet rolling out golden oldies — and lots of them
• Where’s my email?
• Chamber calling for ‘welcome’ items
• County real estate transactions
• People in Business
• Norman North students graduate
• OHP ID man found in lake
• Family, friends, teammates note OU linebacker’s grace, courage, maturity
• Man shot in leg late Thursday
• Noble resident gets the word out
• Cross-checked list turns up more tornado deaths
• Norman High Seniors celebrate graduation
• Memorial ceremonies planned at cemeteries
• Cleveland County deputy’s home damaged in tornado Tuesday
• Use of tax funds examined
• Odd debris found around Norman following twisters
• Little Axe storm shelter at high school
• Dispute over storm cellar was a lifesaver
• Frustration amid search for survivors, victims
• Body found in lake
• Tornado ranked at least EF-3 and stayed on ground 40 minutes
• FBC gathers supplies
• Officers named in shooting incidents
• Former council members suing city over petition
• Owners weren’t told of proposed zoning change
• Norman attorney resigns from Oklahoma Bar Association
• Norman storm shelters fill up Tuesday after warnings
• Police find body in water at Lake Thunderbird
• Brewing the Best Beer
• Goldsby residents pick up pieces after heavy damage
• Norman escapes with little damage as storms graze city
• In Joplin, more victims pulled from tornado’s ground zero
• Council meeting canceled Tuesday
• Joplin tornado Q&A
• Weekend host families still needed
• Students going head-to-head for IBM’s Battle of the Brains
• Family fun day Saturday at lake
• After ban announcement, OCCC unveils smoking cessation classes
• Shows to go on despite equine virus threat
• Council meeting canceled tonight
• Norman Public Library hosts Readers Extravaganza
• Area utility works ready to help Joplin, Missouri
• Moore police investigate officer-involved shootings
• Storm water vote is tonight
• Norman Regional has emergency plan
• Red Cross responds
• Social networks help update public
• Newcastle’s Everett named supt. of year
• Mission Norman victim of burglary
• 8 area students scholarships
• MuggleFest: The Final Chapter returns to library, downtown Norman
• Norman organizations unite at arts luncheon, event
• Box left mark in Enid
• Joplin tornado death toll stands at 89
• Battle of the Burger helps fund OK Kids Korral
• March for Babies raises more than $40K
• Bloomberg speaks at banquet
• Box’s cause of death yet to be determined
• Military moms treated to baby shower
• Corrections
• Sen. Sparks lauds amendment to House Bill 1953
• A life full of promise ends in tragedy
• Don Wood named to Senate committee
• Moore police shoot, kill man after chase
• Road work taking a toll on businesses
• Around town, several cars are left on blocks
• State Republicans tout pension reforms
• Overnight rain totals more than 4”
• Combined high school baccalaureate services Sunday
• Noble student recognized at OBU awards convocation
• Noble launches bike patrol
• Today a chance to Bike to Breakfast
• Science Cafe is Brewing at Norman
• Officer on leave after shooting
• Shelter hosts garage sale
• Box death shocks community
• Area senior citizens compete in Olympic games
• Sooner Austin Box dies
• City looking to create Rainy Day Fund
• Couple found dead in mobile home
• Substitiute accused of sending texts to student
• Norman plans rally to mark sixth Bike to Work Day
• Students of the Month awarded
• Firing up the new station
• Fire chief receives leadership award
• Mandates could end plat runs
• Courthouse phone work
• City council debates use of PSST funds
• Car dealership hosts Battle of the Burger
• Two complete Leadership Oklahoma Program
• Free pedometers available at local clinic
• McCarty center to host kids’ program
• Casino to host blood drive
• East Main gas line ruptures
• Debate about sale of high-point beer, wine reignited
• Lewis: NPD chief to be named soon
• Gold for Good
• NPS Native American fourth-graders compete in battle Tuesday
• Expert: Lake on ‘life support’
• Residents have ‘Star’ opportunity
• Toastmasters to host state contest
• Runaway pet peacock reunited with owner
• County residents receive GEDs
• Water protection plan on the agenda
• Rain barrels to be given away Saturday
• Police release name of man hit by train
• School board elects clerk
• Retirement reception
• Allergies can affect your pets, too
• House Dems re-elect Inman, McPeak, Dorman
• Three recognized for advising
• Troop presents member with Eagle Scout award
• J.D. McCarty Center to host reception and alumni dance
• Board to recognize students, teachers
• Collins elected as Democrats’ chairman
• Groovefest at Andrews Park celebrates ‘human rights for everyone’
• Collision with train kills pedestrian
• New twist
• OU commerce group holds conference
• OU Federal Credit Union prepares for open house
• Fundraiser planned for backpack program
• National Small Business Week begins Monday
• People in Business
• Creativity Seminar offered
• Be nice to your new laptop computer
• Norman Chamber of Commerce launches video marketing
• Three generations of the Bailey family will have graduated from Oklahoma’s law school
• Allergy season is worse than in years past
• Oklahoma has record-breaking graduation marks
• Allergy season is worse than in years past
• Norman Regional program to share $1.35M in grant funds
• Blood drive scheduled for May 21
• Center plans meet/learn event for potenial volunteers
• Noble residents among OBU graduates
• Noble’s C.H. Martin cruises into 90
• Norman Public Library hosts Asian Cultural Festival
• Stamping out hunger
• OU policy is changed
• Regents approve $16.6M for Kruger
• Robert Gates main speaker at commencement
• National commercial real estate company buys part of TIF
• 2004 class of OU has record grad rate
• Former Oklahoman rock ’n roller pens memoir
• Police investigate reported robbery
• Ex-sheriff pleads guilty to federal corruption charges
• Matter of Record
• City council talks water conservation
• Chamber opposes ‘buffer zone’
• Thunderstorms arrive
• Sales tax are up in Norman
• University of Okla. receives EPA award
• OU regents to vote on Lon Kruger’s salary
• Nursing college to graduate first students
• Teen Volunteer Orientations
• Court rules in favor of district
• Lockett takes Ward 7 in runoff
• NNHS Chorale to have performance aired on KCSC-FM 90.1
• Norman gets back into the ‘groove’
• Moderate risk for severe weather today
• Tie in ward quite rare
• 57 area students accepted to Quartz Mountain institute
• Lexington blood drive scheduled
• OU 4.0 graduates to be recognized during commencement
• OG&E warns customers of scams
• Bridge cleared by rail company
• Marines took Noble man from basketball court to Iwo Jima
• Runoff election slated today in Norman’s Ward 7
• Demand is up for storm shelters
• City to host photo exhibit
• Letter carriers collecting food this week
• Norman attorney sentenced to 10 years in prison
• Some items off-limits at commencement
• 21 OU graduates to take military oath
• OU engineering college to host summer camps
• Campaign ordinance could be changed
• Council to decide on tennis pro’s contract
• Local residents remember harrowing experiences from May 10
• Little Axe rebuilds
• Oklahoma commencement ceremony May 13
• Country Boy re-opens and doubles in size
• Tourney benefits Thunderbird Clubhouse
• Erma Stewart as Eleanor Roosevelt at Friday luncheon
• public meetings
• ODOT uproots Noble builder
• AT&T CEO to speak May 14
• Local retailer expands services
• Old Ford evokes a simpler time
• Plan moves Collins’ home out of District 45
• Lockett’s campaign raises far more money than Holman’s
• Ten OU alumni to be honored by regents
• Noble Farmers Market receives grant
• Queen of May Flair planned in Noble
• Fire Station 8 opens Wednesday in northwest part of Norman
• Area UW makes funding decisions
• Run-off election slated for Tuesday
• Norman named ‘bicycle friendly’ city
• Norman Library to Relay for Life
• Norman Iris Show comes to library this weekend
• Norman wants to make you a frugal traveler
• Workers’ comp expense skyrocketing
• Shawn O’Leary: Former ‘bridge to nowhere’ could open July 1
• Touch A Truck event set for Saturday at fairgrounds
• Lunch price increase approved
• NHS principal to retire July 1
• Lonnie Correll returns to Oklahoma
• Norman Police Department hosts SWAT competition
• OU Honors College dean awarded for perceptivity
• Chamber leaders issue a call to action
• Anti-speeding program cut again
• School lunch price increase on board’s agenda
• Students receive national scholarships
• Bike-friendly city: Norman takes bronze
• State auditor: Backlog being reduced
• Dean, students to be honored at Academic Awards
• Bidding on mailboxes ends Monday
• Area leader says risk involved in mission
• Families react to the news
• Water concerns reveal themselves at council meeting
• Bin Laden hid near Pakistani military
• Oklahomawoman: A prayer is answered
• Americans gather joyfully to mark death
• U.S. reportedly used multiple methods to ID body
• Death sparks relief, outrage
• 9/11 kin praise death while nursing pain
• Pre-grad ceremony planned
• Rain, colder temps affect events
• Major league fans react with chant of ‘U-S-A! U-S-A!’
• Mother Nature hinders attempt
• CASP to host family walk
• NNHS to host star party
• Mostly ‘positive vibes’ at this year’s Norman Music Festival
• Parade celebrating the Land Run a history lesson for many
• Sky’s the limit for today’s May Fair
• On the agenda
• Award-winning author visits Pioneer Library System’s Big Read event
• Gary Jones speaking to GOP
• Norman designers at heart of show house
• Correction
• Week Ahead: All for one, one for all in jobs recovery
• Patten scholarship application available
• Noble selects Teacher of the Year, inducts two into Hall
• Wagon train pulls into Norman, preps for parade
• OKC Festival of the Arts runs through Sunday
• Norman Music Festival projected to bring 50,000
• OU’s Honors College dean to receive award
• OU dean to serve as provost of Health Sciences Center
• Rose Rock Music Festival set
• REGIONAL ROUNDUP
• ‘Mayday’ training designed to save lives
• Free dump days Saturdays
• Sleep Inn and Suites finally opens
• Offering some relief from the storms
• Agencies begin offender compliance checks
• CORRECTION
• Cultural night set
• Norman brings CNG to forefront
• Students to perform play
• Residents prepare for Prince William, Kate Middleton’s wedding
• Council approves settlement offer for fired police officer
• Five to get honorary degrees at commencement
• OBI website keeps donors connected
• Real estate’s last five years most bizarre in industry history, Realtors president says
• Temporary bridge rejected by BNSF
• Max Westheimer named Oklahoma’s top airport
• IMAX theater to be built on north side of Moore’s Warren
• Three charged in robbery
• Norman man charged with sexual abuse
• Cole addresses Libya, economy, elections
• NHS students get into the act
• County bar association to offer free legal advice
• Registration open for three-on-three tournament
• Alpha Phi Omega hosts spring fling dance for patients
• NPS district honors long-serving teachers, staff
• Cleveland County burn ban lifted
• Rain didn’t end drought
• Officials to consider lawsuit settlements
• Firefighters called to action
• Xenia Institute to have Dialogue Fellows
• NPS foundation set to meet Thursday
• Speed-networking event slated today
• Lecture to focus on Twain’s perspective
• Fishing tournament scheduled for May 7
• Mom shares story of daughter overcoming vision struggles
• More rain, storms forecast in Cleveland County this week
• Oklahoma 4-H’ers visit with state legislators
• Students place in Auto Skills Competition
• Starting Thursday, Norman becomes the state’s biggest staycation destination
• Hospital Authority to meet Monday
• Your Phone, Yourself: When is tracking too much?
• At Capitol, Delta Dental lobbies for brighter smiles
• Realtor president to talk trends at Norman gathering
• Week Ahead: A fairy-tale event to set hearts racing
• Gastropub offers up some comfort
• Big Easy comes to Norman
• National Business Briefs
• Arvest pledges to raise a million meals to feed hungry
• Wagon train departs
• Police academy accepting recruits
• United Way, Junior League honor volunteers
• Election Board’s Roberts bids a bittersweet farewell
• Blood drive set for April 30
• OU seeks hosts for exchange students
• Norman resident warns of phone scam
• Nuclear power discussion May 5
• WildCare plans annual baby shower
• Pet of the Week
• Norman schools expect excess revenue
• PLO reaches out to new Arab leaders
• Crossroads students get head start on recycling for Earth Day
• Stephen Bonner recognized as CASA’s Judge of the Year
• Offices closed
• Shooting suspect arrested after two-hour standoff
• DHS investigates day care center
• Board rejects bids
• ’89er Day Committee selects judges for April 30 parade
• Matter of Record
• Japan’s recovery could affect new fire station
• NPS tackles bullying
• City budget subject to many factors
• NPS to award construction bid at special meeting
• Animal Welfare Center hosts presentation
• Noble man charged with sexual abuse
• Registration for Safety Town begins May 7
• Siano to serve as president-elect
• Correction
• Charges filed in Monday shooting
• Whittier’s Terri Welborn named as Teacher of the Year
• Budget has city official feeling uneasy
• Students accepted to arts institute
• Robinson Street to close for construction next week
• Fundraiser planned Thursday
• New director named at diabetes center
• NNHS senior wins scholarship
• Correction
• Norman Public Library hosts Poetry Celebration
• Today marks anniversary of OKC blast
• Norman bureau expects tighter budget
• Deadline passes in Norman
• NPS considers cost-saving measure
• Shots fired Monday in east Norman
• Norman women charged with robbery
• Speaker to discuss reform’s impact
• Eggstravaganza set for Wednesday
• OU athletics host blood drive today
• Sigma Chi sponsors OBI blood drive
• Norman's Better Book Sale
• Budget reveals lingering issues
• Dolph is no longer content to go for a quick jog outdoors
• Firefighters stay busy
• Better Books sale begins April 29
• Even more choices for dining out
• Thunderbird nearly paid off by Norman and other cities
• Norman Music Festival begins April 28
• Rep. Martin to speak at Spring Technical Conference
• Spay, neuter day slated for April 27
• Business roundup
• Time to Ask the Geeks, face to face
• Business people
• Chamber banquet set for May 3
• City unveils new budget
• High winds wreak havoc in Norman
• Boren to Rotarians: ‘Never give up on America’
• State agency OKs funds to improve water system
• Norman’s Teens Talk book group looks at “Code Orange”
• Elderly man found safe after family tipped to home invasion
• Location working well for The Links at Norman complex
• Reeser found guilty of murder
• Re-enactment to commemorate Civil War anniversary
• Presenting Webber’s music
• Ask the Geeks!
• Moore baseball coach suspended
• Signal modified at Flood, Robinson intersection
• City council to appeal judge’s decision
• Rally supports victims of rape at University of Oklahoma
• Deadline for voters is near
• Woman’s death at Thunderbird ruled suicide
• Services set for ABLE volunteer, former staff member
• OU dedicates research center
• Whittier needs volunteers
• Health food store chain plans Norman location
• Burn ban includes outdoor welders
• Lighting ordinance draws opposition
• Forensic interviewer testifies in Reeser trial
• Native Oklahoma to speak at cornbread and beans luncheon
• OU student Eddie Shimp named Goldwater Scholar
• Hillsdale Baptist College plans job, career fair
• Contract election on council’s agenda
• Former chief ME testifies in Reeser trial
• $1.2B in OU retirement funds changing hands
• Judge vacates offender’s sentence
• Sisters to share parents’ survivor stories
• NHS to host foreign language fair tonight
• Health department open house planned Friday
• Club ‘rounds up’ competition for rodeo
• Legislators consider bill banning texting while driving
• Board to meet April 18
• A special day for athletes
• OU students give back to J.D. McCarty Center
• Residents dispose of hazardous materials
• Sales tax collections up nearly 3 percent
• Local woman hoping to preserve and restore Knoles Cemetery
• Election Board Secretary Paula Roberts to be honored April 22
• Telescope shop to relocate in the fall
• Building a business
• Norman Garden Festival to feature local growers
• Norman NEXT turns 3
• OBN gives law enforcement drop boxes
• Lack of rain has led to conditions nearing drought of 2006
• Woman arrested after bringing gun to City Hall
• Family aided by local organization
• Mother continues testimony
• OU professor awarded Guggenheim fellowship
• Students to collect diaper donations Sunday in Moore
• Bald eagle that hit large truck ready to take flight
• Kendall’s Christmas in April
• Massive clinic taking shape in Little Axe
• Federal shutdown could affect storm lab
• Native American festival slated Sunday at Norman library
• Reeser's son takes stand in murder trial
• Verizon enhances network in Norman area
• Restaurants sign up to sponsor Rotary’s 2011 Le Tour de Vin
• Jobless picture still improving
• Atwood speaks about ‘ ... Life as a Writer’
• Matter of Record
• Songwriting workshop combines Muggles, music in Norman
• Testimony begins in Reeser trial
• NPS buildings set for construction
• Protest planned next week on university campus
• State representatives call for judge’s removal
• Tree falls on Georgia home, no one hurt
• Student receives Carl Albert Award
• Lecture focuses on public health
• Block party scheduled for Saturday
• 2 make dean’s list at Johns Hopkins
• NPS band to hold percussion concert
• Norman image to be installed in State Capitol
• Search is on for new Norman police chief
• Most wanted fugitive captured
• Part of road will be closed
• Jury selection continues in Reeser trial
• Eagle scheduled to be released
• Sister City signing makes Norman-Arezzo pact official
• Fred Jones Jr. Museum to host free symposium Thursday
• McClain Co. voters OK tax extension
• Two Norman students receive $2,500 scholarships
• A ‘Chorus Line’ of guests
• OU reportedly offers $16M to Lon Kruger
• Free tickets out of stock
• Utilities had similar report in 2004, EWG says
• NALC honors owners
• Jury selection begins in Reeser trial
• Woman charged with multiple sexual offenses
• Jury selection begins in Reeser trial
• Special Olympic games Saturday
• Norman Citizens’ Police Academy now accepting applications
• Norman Public Library hosts sixth annual Native American Festival
• Waste collection event set
• High winds leave 1,300 in the dark
• Statewide grade-ins show teachers work after school hours
• NHS Academic Team heading to nationals
• Norman, Arezzo to have formal signing
• Spring Job Fair set for April 20
• All-City Art Show set for Tuesday
• City of Norman begins traffic signal upgrades
• Seniors receive Letzeiser awards
• Whittier Middle School Honor Roll
• University expresses its gratitude with Saturday’s Big Event
• Fire risk greater in west
• Feather Creek Farms is planning to add to fall trials
• Staffers win at AP/ONE
• OU investigator receives $300K Research Grant
• Thinking fire safety outside the home
• Construction scheduled to begin on Camp ClapHans in June
• Business Briefs
• Metropolis Magazine editor to visit OU
• CEO of Union Pacific to visit OU
• Role players and onlookers enjoy Norman’s weekend festivities
• Video entry nets honorable mention
• The 1957 Morris Minor has a major cute factor
• Fire victim released from Norman hospital
• Fund drive kicks off for Full Circle
• Matter of record
• Slaughterville hosts Trash-Off
• Turner to be inducted into Historians Hall of Fame
• Conservation effort raised for Lesser-Prairie Chicken
• Today’s calendar
• Norman couple trying to adopt from Eastern Europe
• Teacher accused of child abuse
• Judge denies motion to recuse himself
• City reopens Flood, Robinson intersection
• Fire in Moore burns 15 acres
• Norman fourth grader taking on the world
• Celebration of Education award recipients announced
• ‘The Wedding Singer’ opens tonight
• OU student art exhibit opens today
• NALC has reason to celebrate
• Holocaust survivor shares his experience
• Firm: Cost increase could affect projects
• Founder: Zoo animals headed to other facilities
• Moore fire damages house
• Moore man pleads guilty to murder
• Air Force Concert Band to perform in Norman
• Norman student speaks at capitol
• Authority reviews letter
• Museum to screen documentaries
• Spear-throwing workshop slated for April 9 at museum
• Performance canceled
• Norman Medieval Fair coordinator prepares for weekend event
• Fallin, industry leaders focus on energy resources
• Economy doing well after recession
• NPS to award contract
• Opera camp auditions
• NNHS students help Hofler family during SPUD week
• Two appointed to OU law program
• Fire victim continues to improve
• Museum to debut teapot exhibition
• Norman Public Library to host “The Bison: American Icon” exhibit
• Library to honor volunteers at program
• Hospital visits down at NRHS
• New associate director tapped at diabetes center
• School to be named after Reagan
• Fallin to appear at summits today
• Cox enters wireless game
• Fire victim upgraded to serious condition
• Elections coming in Lexington, Purcell
• St. Gregory students visit Gingko Tree
• Oklahoma Senate appoints Cleveland County election board secretary
• Correction
• Officials identify Chamblee fire victims
• 26-year-old man in critical condition following morning house fire
• OU to celebrate Arbor Day
• Norman gardener shares inspiration, insight in weekly column
• Red Cross ready to help after disasters
• Storm Water Master Plan talks slated for Tuesday
• Church honors public servants
• School name, construction contract on board agenda
• States unemployment rate falls
• Marc Heitz to sell Chevrolet Volts in 4Q
• Meals on Wheels hits sponsor record
• From ‘I do’ to ‘’til death do we part’
• Hypnosis Services and Training Center opens in Norman
• Leadership Oklahoma accepting applications
• Committee announces grant opportunity
• Noble Animal Control officer works for reunions
• Area family featured on ‘Family Feud’
• Ron Banks convicted, sentenced for murder
• Red Cross urges prep for severe weather,wildfires
• Agency facing cuts plans fundraiser
• Two receive Silver Beaver
• Local church to host Jody Miller
• Fallin appoints Bennett to OU Board of Regents
• Birds welcome spring
• Free trees available in Noble for Big Event
• Regents discuss future housing
• Woman’s business plan comes together
• Women’s basketball team leaves for NCAA Regional Championship
• Tigerpalooza events start today
• Knight: IT building is in good shape
• Economist stresses education investment
• Workshop supports tree photo contest
• Quilting for Kids
• Grass fires scorch southeast Cleveland County
• Lighting ordinance nearing adoption
• Music legends Sanchez, Coryell to head Jazz in June
• NPD to host 4 events Saturday
• County Farmers Market opens for 31st year
• PLS Big Read to host Scholar Panel Discussion of novel
• Food and Shelter to partner with Regional Food Bank
• Kiwanis recognizes community members
• Hands Helping Paws plans benefit
• Council extends contract with firm
• Gates to deliver graduate address
• Habitat for Humanity looking for next homeowner
• Original O’Connell’s location demolished for OU expansion
• ‘O’ Fusion joins in Japanese relief effort
• One person hurt in wreck Tuesday
• Jeb Bush to visit area; speak at citizenship event
• Norman receives recognition
• OU, Thunder to honor brigade
• Booths, activities celebrate arts
• NPS goes green with natural gas-fueled school bus
• Elevated fire risk today
• Asst. superintendent wins regional award
• Sales tax up more than 7 percent
• NPS mourns loss of 3 of its ‘family’
• OU professor named Fulbright Fellow
• City Council member Kovach to introduce film about Hungary
• Sooners dispatch JMU; vs. Miami next
• Grant enables bus buy
• Child born with rare genetic disorder was blessing to her family
• Norman grandmother writes book to inspire hope
• Dean Smith steps down
• CSBI to host an open house for spaces
• Retiring veteran of ACLU honored
• Clevelan County Dems plan annual convention
• Local Republicans elect officers at convention
• Noble landscapers ready to get growing
• Anty Shanty Vintage apparel store dressing up Main Street
• Week Ahead: Bigger payday for bank execs
• Convicted sex offender living in Noble arrested
• Local nature center celebrates ‘Herpetology Day’
• Missouri urged to shelve plans for 2nd nuclear plant
• Art exhibit features state’s young talent
• Matter of Record
• Noble High class of 1981 to meet
• Tobacco awareness event set for Monday at Capitol
• Clarification
• Food Among Friends event announced
• DUV Guest Day Tea today
• Dinner is Dunn
• Child falls from second-story apartment
• Woman charged in radiator theft case
• The day that anybody can be Irish
• Sewage disks spill into Merrimack River
• Poetry Writing Workshop in Norman
• Great Decisions at Norman will discuss rebuilding Haiti
• North grad to play football and build orphanages in Africa
• Professor: Japan radiation is local
• Whittier students place in state competition
• Wildfire risk high today due to conditions
• NHS student wins top prize in state contest
• All-City Band Concert set for Wednesday
• Askins, Taylor lead Campaign for Justice
• All-City Orchestra Concert set for Tuesday
• NPD plans extra St. Patrick’s Day patrols
• Norman Area Quilt Guild offers demonstration at library
• Norman "Teens Talk” book club looks at “The Adoration of Jenna Fox”
• Owners name building United Way Plaza
• 2010 scores for student subgroups fall below federal benchmark
• Chamber elects new board members
• Police release name of woman killed in wreck
• Norman North to host fair
• Woman dies in wreck
• Incident at OU causes conflict
• American Red Cross accepting Japan donations
• Convicted sex offender sentenced to life in prison
• Two charged with robbery, kidnapping
• Norman police investigate robbery
• Residents can sign up for free trees
• Chamber’s executive post goes to John Woods
• Giltner: No homes suffered structural damage from wildfires
• Big Read event to offer ‘Gump,’ free chocolates
• Little River Marina prepares to reopen
• Students recount Japan quake
• Victims continue to battle blazes as new flare-ups arise
• $20M gift launches $100M campaign
• Realtors president to link real estate and technology
• Hotel scores well Embassy Suites ranks third in chain
• Concert to benefit grieving families
• Dr. Phil Haddock chosen as 89er Day parade marshal
• Snyder to speak to local Dems
• Registration open for OU flight camp
• Diabetes association urges testing
• Japanese students en route
• Holman wins tiebreaker to be in Ward 7 runoff
• Tsunami leaves Japanese students in limbo
• At least 1,000 acres burn; residents evacuate
• Local man promoted to Brigadier General
• Moore High School reunion set for June
• Norman author pens innovative math book
• Rotary Club names Students of the Month
• Wild turkey — the feathered kind — is Noble menace
• Pet of the month: Princess
• Norman police plan day of events
• Kindergartners use cereal, candy to trap leprechaun
• Despite uncertainties of March, it’s time to get that garden started
• Two-day Babysitting Boot Camp session scheduled next week
• How to deal with a childish teen
• Missing woman’s body believed found
• Stomach cancer rates lower than average
• Shevaun Williams named celebrated artist for May Fair
• Firefighters rally at City Hall, state Capitol
• Hazardous waste clean-up slated for April
• Mathis Brothers buys land in UNP
• Kissinger postpones appearance
• Stanford University professor to speak at OU
• CCFI gears up for block party
• State Senate votes 43-3 against SB 359
• ‘Homeless horses’ growing trend
• Crowns Tea portraits available at Norman Public Library
• Students ‘flip’ on Fat Tuesday
• City expects traffic disruptions
• OBI Blood drive scheduled for Saturday
• Two women hurt in Saturday night wreck
• Contract could be settled by voters
• NPS moves forward on four projects
• Great Decisions series continues at Norman
• Residents curious after weather phone app glitch
• Board to vote on project documents
• City pursuit ends in fatal crash
• Sooner Theatre hosts two children’s summer productions
• NPS sixth-grade students place at state inventor competition
• IMAX theater to open this year in Moore
• NHS Debate earns first place
• The guitar has taken Morris on quite a journey
• Board of Regents chairman dies at 72
• City could move ahead with firefighters’ contract election
• Community effort made Mardi Gras parade possible, former chair says
• Whittier teams place well in Botball regional tourney
• County Dems to meet Thursday
• Exchange students study at OU, NPS
• Newcastle woman named Oklahoma Young Mother
• Women’s biz group set to meet Tuesday
• OU Health Sciences provost leaving post
• Normal yard waste collection resumes
• State lawmakers question investigation panel rules
• Norman marketing firm plans more jobs
• Jeepers creepers, Daddy-O
• Goodwill to Receive Grant Award from CVS
• Berkley Experience Trailer to stop at OKC Bass Pro
• Walters talks wind power, water
• NHS hosts Botball tournament today
• 2nd Ward 7 candidate to be decided Friday
• Woman who prompted new ordinance fined
• Not all in NE Okla. are ready for 10-digit dialing
• Parents escape prosecution for hosting teen drinking party
• Cowboys’ Tony Romo helps save his grandpa’s life
• Students compete at 66th Junior Livestock Show
• Cancer scholar to receive national award
• NHS Math teacher’s efforts to be recognized
• What’s next for trash service?
• Bill could change placement of legal notices
• Kitchen, grass fires doused
• Longtime youth coach remembered by family, friends
• Miracle recovery: Family’s prayers were answered
• Zumba Make-Up Day Scheduled at Norman
• "Bug Fest!” returns to Norman Public Library
• NPS Advanced Placement enrollment is growing
• Speaker’s proposal shows merit
• Registration open for spring break camp
• DNA lab unable to tie bone to Earhart
• OU hires Askins for new position
• Street construction to begin
• Filing prompts Enforcement Authority to meet
• County man dies of flu complications
• Gallagher, Spaulding win wards; Ward 7 still in question
• NHS students to present ‘Rabbit Hole’
• Blood donors forgo thank-you gifts in fight against leukemia, lymphoma
• Police continue to investigate robberies
• NPS Foundation opening day drive tops $25,000
• Norman, Moore area students named All-State Scholars
• Sysco Corporation plans Norman expansion
• City plots changes to outdoor siren tests
• Newcastle woman honored by sorority
• Weather workshop slated for weekend
• 7 NPS administrators rehired for new school year
• County fugitive spotted in Louisiana
• Today’s election to decide rate’s fate
• Hospital honors employees
• Former governor to speak at luncheon
• Norman police investigate weekend robberies
• Hospital outpatient visits rise in January
• Fire destroys mobile home
• Norman couple looks back on time spent in Peace Corps
• Former Army, Navy veteran takes on civilian job at OU
• Board to recognize four NPS teachers
• Construction starts on Habitat for Humanity home
• Sample ballot
• Construction costs rise, bids still flat
• Group aims to build veterans’ memorial at NHS
• Crowded ballot on Tuesday
• At new Slaughterville diner, it’s food, family style
• New month, fresh start for eager investors
• Correction
• Polling places: Where to go to vote early for election
• Business roundup
• NPD graduates 48th Academy
• DA’s office looking for bogus check writers
• Noble computer classes scheduled for March
• Author to talk horses in Noble
• Former resident to share poems inspired by Rwanda
• Norman Civil Air Patrol Squadron to host exercise
• NPS receives $10,000 grant
• Candidates’ contributions disclosed
• Pulitzer Prize-winning author to speak at OU
• Museum to host free reception, open new exhibit
• Sheriff’s dept. begins tracking program
• NPD Academy graduation scheduled for this afternoon
• Habitat for Humanity helps family
• Rieger assumes new role as Transcript’s GM
• Company gains recognition for technology
• NPS to hold All-City choral concert
• Judge reduces Trask’s sentence
• ‘Widespread’ cases of flu fill doctor offices
• Spiking gas prices cause concern in US
• Early voting
• Tax, possible buyer for motel could help Goldsby
• Landis: Social media has revolutionized renegades
• Voting open for Cintas Documen-Tree contest
• Small business climate hot topic at forum
• Mexican National sentenced to 10 yrs. in federal prison
• Nemesis Softball to host fundraiser
• Man sentenced to 30 months in prison
• Couple seeks tougher DUI law
• Man fends off robber by throwing soup can
• Texting driver plunges off bridge into icy river
• Scientists uncover new dinosaur species in Utah
• Raadschelders, Shandy take oath
• New director looking forward to starting
• NPA pre-k applications to be available
• Volunteer of the Year nomination deadline extended
• Norman police investigate shooting
• Accident victim’s condition improves
• Ceremony, reception set for Thursday
• Council moves to refinance UNP debt
• Professor gives his prediction
• Norman Public Library hosts annual Crowns Tea
• Two animals rescued from unit
• Conceal carry legislation draws debate
• Candidates address questions at forum
• Raadschelders, Shandy to take oath today
• Man arrested after pursuit in Norman
• Water usage at Westwood not costly
• Band fair rescheduled
• Nonprofit to host fundraiser
• Enrollment open for NPS kindergarten
• Debt to be refinanced pending city council decision
• Gridiron show reveals naked truth
• Economist to speak Tuesday at OU
• Mild weather forecast most of the week
• State lawmakers scrutinize tax credits
• Normans Westwood Golf Course looking to cut costs
• CofC supports joint ROTC units at OU
• Business roundup
• Love affair with job lasts 17 years
• These arent your granddaddys phones
• State legislators fight for greater transparency
• League of Women Voters to host candidate forum
• Dance theater to perform at library Tuesday
• Crop concerns taking root
• Pension changes worry state workers
• Rotary’s pledge to eradicate polio close to completion
• Matter of Record
• Accident victim’s name released
• ODOT decision means added expense for city
• Homesteads rescheduled
• ‘Vagina Monologues’ performed at OU
• Basketball program to host Flapjack Fundraiser
• Section of road to close today
• Two stopped with carload of beef jerky
• Mom arrested: Kids left alone with body
• Kissinger coming to OU in March for fireside chat
• Norman firefighters busy battling fires
• At least one killed in state highway collision
• Civil Air Patrol names new wing commanders
• Official: Streets holding up after weeks of winter weather
• OU college hosts blood drive
• Noble school honored
• Investigators ID body found in backyard
• Witness: Two pedestrians struck by SUV
• Paramedic, wife grateful after hectic birth of daughter
• Firefighters battle grass fire
• NOAA names new director of storms laboratory
• Norman man convicted of rape
• An emotional ceremony
• ‘High School Musical’ comes alive at Sooner Theatre
• NPS pushes back testing dates
• OU alumnus, ambassador dies; services pending
• Director: Increase needed for services
• Business Marketplace informs public of services
• Thunderbird Clubhouse to receive funds from event
• OU School of Dance announces Dance Partners event
• Songwriting workshop offered teens, tweens
• Market booth selection meeting set
• Authorities conduct warrant sweep
• Norman schools release snow make-up schedule
• NHS accepting used books
• TV figure discusses Norman’s water
• Free lecture series with activist and blogger begins
• Great Decisions at the Norman Public Library
• Rate increase election topic at meeting
• Deer wanders into urban home
• Project seeks answers about journalist’s murder
• Mathis Brothers eyeing location in city’s University North Park
• One files for Noble council Ward seat
• NPS to offer free Tdap shots
• CANCELED Black Wealth/White Wealth Book Talk
• Brigadier general has sense of service, responsibility
• Farewell ceremony set for Guard members
• Positive Tomorrows announces 2011 Benefit Cork and Canvas
• People in Business
• Bureau probes music festival’s financial effect
• Business Roundup
• Politics
• Chamber’s Business Marketplace open
• An updated computer equals a safe computer
• Love still blooms, despite snowSstorms
• The Week Ahead: A love letter from trade partners
• Norman Public Library to host Great Decisions discussion series
• Locals band together to save Mardi Gras parade
• Bi-Centennial El Camino is a goldenrod go-getter
• Civility required in this town’s politics
• Tailgate parties banned before school games
• Okla. City woman charged with DUI
• Moore man convicted on seven charges
• President Boren reflects on his tenure at OU
• Norman Regional Health Foundation names director
• Blood supply returns to adequate level
• Valentine’s Day: It’s not too late to plan
• Boren reacts to Mubarak’s decision
• Songwriting workshop offered for Norman teens, tweens
• Morning lows may have set record
• Art 365 awards two local artists
• Thief nabbed when he returns wallet for reward
• Snow or not, council ward filings come in
• Big Read Challenge deadline extended
• Mobile unit to offer free screenings
• Investigator recovering after alleged assault
• NMF wine share aimed at potential VIPs
• Sheriff’s Dept. announces warrant sweep
• Director: Americans torn about Egypt’s future
• CANCELED-Storytime with Sherri Coale
• Great Decisions at the Norman Public Library
• No more precipitation is expected for this week
• Norman Kiwanis honors students
• Second Chance sanctuary launches awareness campaign
• Cancellations
• Each phase of Moore bond passes
• Raadschelders turns attention to serving
• Max Westheimer closes Wednesday
• Cold winter causing ice dam problems
• Where the sand goes after the storm ...
• Construction projects impacted by storms
• Storytime with OU Mascot, Spirit, Canceled due to weather
• Moore votes on school bonds, board seat
• Raadschelder wins school board seat
• Winter storm on its way to Norman
• Downtowners to meet Thursday at Fancy That
• Hospitals to host blood drives
• One person escapes fire; body found in McLoud
• Norman teen accused in fires charged as youth
• Equestrian center in the works
• 2 charged in Monday pursuit
• Mardi Gras parade postponed indefinitely
• Norman hosts annual African American Read-In
• Norman speaker to talk life, baseball in appearance
• ‘American Idol’ sends Norman native to Hollywood
• Cornbread and Beans canceled Feb. 11
• Norman prepares for second winter storm
• Outdoor lighting ordinance making its way to council
• Chocolate, wine to be paired
• Polls open today for NPS board election
• Former NFL player to speak to local Parents’ group
• Show us your snow!
• School board candidate forum draws few
• NPS makeup days announced
• Polls open for early voting today
• Forecasts predict all clear today
• Business owners back early after Egypt’s unrest
• Brothers go to the Super Bowl
• Snow storm helps businesses, either by cutting costs or boosting sales
• Colder temperatures expected to return to the area
• Lighting ordinance public hearing set for Thursday
• US Cyberchallenge: Can Oklahoma’s cyberkids compete?
• People in business
• Free lawn care seminar scheduled
• Sweet relief: Chocolate Festival a big hit
• Recalls this week
• Local banker offers tips on keeping a Valentine
• Area woman’s company honored for great jelly
• Today a chance for snow to melt
• OU professor reappointed by Obama
• Snow won’t stop Norman Chocolate Festival
• Noble weathers storm, some businesses re-open
• Voting records differ for candidates
• Early voting for school election begins
• City’s waterlines holding up well, officials say
• Chinese New Year Gala a celebration between cultures
• Local hospitals weather snowstorm
• 3-year-old dies of flu complications
• Temperature to warm, then fall
• OU, local public schools canceled again
• Tiger Mom tapped Norman North grad as tutor
• Deliveries still delayed
• Sports fans put their knowledge to the test
• Patients treated for falls, frostbite
• Norman resident, family delayed by storm
• President declares emergency
• Norman’s chromium-6 test results are back
• Economist to speak at OU dinner
• Facebook for Beginners
• Make that Resume Work!
• Road crews stay on the job clearing streets
• Storm goes easy on power lines
• Another snow day for OU, schools
• Students to perform in honor band
• Police, fire officials urge people to stay home
• Health officials offer safety tips for winter
• It’s colder than ...
• Several high school games postponed
• Wrecker services staying busy
• Hospitals see few for storm injuries
• OU, NPS cancel classes
• County crews working 24/7 to clear roadways
• Winter storm briefly closes DFW Airport
• City offers tips on protecting pipes
• Storm reaches 2,000 miles; a third of the nation affected
• Forecasters predict up to 10 inches of snow, 30-35 mph winds in Norman area
• Slaughterville family escapes burning home
• Programs offer tax help to low, middle-income families
• Norman man charged in last week’s pursuit
• City manager headed to Washington D.C.
• Jury trials begin Monday in Cleveland Co. court
• Cleveland Co. issues burn ban
• Woman’s remains in state custody
• OU establishing institute to study water, sustainability
• Ex-legislator enjoys life out of public arena
• Kiwanis install wheelchair ramp to help new mother
• OBI encourages donors
• Freezing rain today, snow expected Tuesday
• Norman Police seeking help with tracking down historic items
• Noble library hosting info fair
• · Arctic front should bring cold weather back to area
• County task force helps fight grass fire
• City official to address senate hearing
• Whataburger set to cut ribbon March 1
• Sooner Copy Machines receives 5th straight Hyakuman Kai award
• Hard Edge Design celebrates 20 years
• Business Marketplace open to public for first time
• Smart phones, the new hacking frontier
• Firefighters battle grass fires
• Theater to hold auditions for ‘The Wedding Singer’
• Noble dress fair offers fairy tale prom opportunity
• Kentucky notes marriage longevity
• Parking enforcement to begin taking proactive approach
• Two Norman men graduate watchmaking program
• Bones found in yard
• Correction
• Call is issued for eligible donors to replenish blood supply
• Bomb-bot to toss out first pitch
• Variety of artists’ inspirations influence this year’s choreographer’s showcase
• Norman library offers help at tax season
• Firefighters battle blaze at apartment
• Police search for Biggers’ body in Norman home
• Legacy Park stands in limbo due to property issue
• Wyckoff on menu for Science Café
• Today last day to sign up as site for OU’s Big Event
• ‘Aladdin Jr.’ production flies into Sooner Theatre
• Regents approve center administrator
• Police ID man killed in wreck
• Man faces charges of possessing child porn
• One person killed in crash at I-35, Lindsey Street
• Father hopes to stop bullying
• Council approves ‘feedback’ sign pilot program
• Council approves ‘feedback’ sign pilot program
• Couple donates $6M to law school
• Man arrested following pursuit
• Robber sought
• Benefit night planned
• Groups formed to probe chromium-6 issue
• OU school under new title
• Non-union city workers to stop taking furlough days
• County offers loans to first-time home buyers
• Two Norman groups named award finalists
• Norman Chamber board nominees picked
• Crime reports increase
• New light going up at 12th, Lindsey
• Fire officials: Arrested boy lives near crime scenes
• NPS board OKs policy for students with special needs
• NPS snow make-up day Feb. 21
• NPS board OKs panel to name new school
• Film wrestles with state immigration laws
• MNTC to host technical careers job fair
• OU to host Bedlam Blood Drive
• Police Chief Cotten to retire
• Hospital officials say patient safety on the uptick
• Boy, 15, arrested in car arson case
• More attending area learning center
• Suspicion surrounds fires
• Some questions remain about property around underpass site
• Three vie for Board office
• Permanent ‘feedback’ signs coming to Norman
• Four duplexes, cars burn Saturday night
• O’Connell’s auctions off memorabilia
• Romance book sale slated
• School board to vote on policy
• With PJs, get free ‘brinner’ Tuesday
• OU Credit Union banks on new look to draw attention
• Norman’s Embassy Suites staffers named Industry Stars
• Weeklong event highlights cost of Tobacco use
• A website is attacking me. What do I do?
• Recalls this week
• Norman Chamber offers Business Marketplace
• County real estate transactions
• People in Business
• Lester Lane’s legacy lives on for Sooner athletics
• Center for Children adding new service
• Noble chamber hosts banquet, auction
• Workshop helps grandparents
• Health care changes possible
• Band fundraiser set
• Birthday party benefits Second Chance animals
• Gen Y clashing with Boomers in workplace
• Norman native makes it to Hollywood
• · Patrons bid farewell to O’Connell’s
• Norman Romance Book sale
• Purcell seeking 3 percent room tax
• Non-union workers will continue taking furlough days
• Gen Y expert to speak at OU
• Fraternity members collect nearly $1,500 for Salvation Army
• · Norman gets a taste of winter
• Norman man accepted into SWOSU program
• Law enforcement agencies honored during banquet
• Stoops to lead skit Sunday
• Educators affected by budget challenge
• Gas thieves fill their tank for pennies
• Zoo begins renovations
• CCFI receives grant
• Hospitals reach capacity
• City council will likely adjust budget
• Two from OU elected to OMEA offices
• Norman’s water dilemma
• Three charged in connection with alleged robbery, kidnapping
• Prepare for cold weather today
• Norman High teacher honored with state educator award
• United Way office to move in Feb.
• Meeting place corrected
• Little River Zoo ‘broke,’ closes indefinitely
• Leadership Oklahoma seeks applicants for 2011-2012 class
• Robbery probes reveal parallels
• O’Connell’s set to auction pub’s memorabilia Saturday
• Judge won’t remove colleague from pharmacy case
• Official: Ada reservoir won’t solve problem
• State news in brief
• Library hosts Adult Literacy tutor training workshop
• Habitat scores ‘green’ grant
• Laura Boyd named to hall of fame
• Family raises $32,359 from show
• Students to perform Saturday
• Police continue to investigate three robberies
• Help needed in identifying woman’s body
• Matter of record
• Wyckoff plans retirement
• NHS, University High alumni of 1961 sought
• Optometrist has ‘seen’ it all in 42-year practice
• · Courts on the ropes are losing the budget battle
• Court already stretched
• Henderson focuses on King’s legacy during speech
• Marshal investigates suspicious car fires
• Third store robbed this week
• State judiciary, court system faces shortfall
• Delete your computer files completely or give them away
• Oklahoma filmmakers give Sooners sneak preview
• NHS teacher serves dual role as documentary filmmaker
• Funding $600K less than last year
• Oklahoma City’s Martin Luther King Jr. parade Monday
• Original O’Connell’s location closing Friday
• New weight loss procedure uses hypnosis
• State home builders honor McCarty
• Pizza Peddler expands
• Noble parent workshop offered
• Whataburger now open in Norman
• Council to discuss Scissortail Reservoir
• Second Hallmark store in Norman robbed
• Group seeks donated watches
• Brazilian duo to perform Schubert, Cortes, Bottesini at OU
• Police release description of robber
• · Veteran Ed Vezey says Fallin heard his story many times
• Flapjack Fundraiser to benefit choir
• Official says $4M variance no surprise
• City Council adopts new child safety seat ordinance
• NPS treads lightly on year-round decision
• Phone company alerts customers
• NPS projections ease funding reduction
• Two hopefuls file for council on last day
• Arts and Sciences alumni, service awards announced
• Time to renew dues
• Norman North and university chorales to perform at state music conference
• Students earn K20 scholarships
• EPA issues guidance to water systems
• House catches fire Wednesday
• Police search for robber
• Norman library commemorates MLK with appearance by Dr. George Henderson
• Charity’s commanders relocated
• Moore Norman Tech Center to host job fair
• Like-mindedness sets state apart, officials say
• Man charged in Dec. robbery
• Coale: U.N. honor is ‘a program award’
• Moore Police move into old health department
• Judge lifts gag on Dibble murder case
• Man arrested for robbing Burger King implicates brother
• City sales tax revenue up nearly 8 percent
• Two more file for council seats
• Mary Fallin sworn in as Oklahoma’s first woman governor
• NPS site includes online payments
• Judges take office
• Arctic front gives state chills
• Matthews to be executed today
• Four sign up on first filing day
• OU college dedicates offices to former Noble Corp. exec
• University offers ‘dream’ course in Native science
• Local students receive congressional nods
• Researchers develop simulator to boost shale gas production
• Science program applications available
• Temps to dip to coldest yet
• OU to honor Days for service
• Students perform in honor band
• Fallin enters governor inauguration in prayer
• Felonies filed
• Thursday is chili time
• Participants reach for the gold
• Blood donors go ‘rock and roll’ with drives
• Dibble sailor’s pickup found in Oklahoma City
• Designer with local roots going global
• People in business
• Norman Chamber’s Business Marketplace open to public
• County real estate
• How those malicious computer viruses work
• Noble students qualify for FFA quiz state finals
• Schumacher to take office Monday
• Mayor: Council shake-up will bring fresh perspective
• Free medical clinic planned
• Partner family selected for women’s Habitat build
• Commuters drive the distance
• EWG: Sample takers trained
• Felonies filed
• County Dems’ donation program to continue Christmas 2011
• Councilwoman Butler won’t run again
• OSU student paper to charge some online readers
• Group seeks to limit indebtedness in excess of $200,000
• Norman High Acting Squad to present contest-winning play
• Group to host Flapjack Fundraiser
• Police find Noble teen who was reported missing
• Norman announces closures
• Territory Tellers to share stories
• $4M variance questioned by council
• Some NPS projects are ramping up
• Sisters want doll to ‘cure ignorance’ about albinism
• Oklahoman joins federal advisory committee
• Wrestling coach set to leave Sooners
• Norman library adds to sustainability efforts with new recycling bins
• Expert shys from chromium-6 results
• NPS hopes funding will match higher enrollment
• Higher enrollments could impact budgets
• Foundation accepting grant applications
• Delta Dental picks Health for Friends for challenge grant
• OU announces December graduates from Norman area
• City fire officials plan smoke alarm campaign
• State celebrates National Mentoring Month
• Oklahomans, institution to be honored
• School offers ‘signing’ course
• Norman library’s “Teens Talk” book discussion looks at sci-fi award winner “Unwind”
• Norman library speaker gives lessons on running the race of life
• Norman hospitals have expansion, technology boost over year’s span
• Compton drug ring bust, murder trials top county court decisions
• County felonies filed
• Commissioners sworn in for second term
• Military uniforms, equipment taken from sailor
• Toys R Us evacuated after smoke seen
• Abuse charges filed against OKC man
• Rock Creek bridge closures continue
• Councilman says budget needs revisions
• Filing dates approach
• Storms rip through Moore on Monday
• Winter storms hit Moore twice in as many months
• City looking to do away with alley trash pick-up
• KATT radio kicks off 26th annual OBI blood drive
• Family receives ‘extreme’ home
• New Year’s Day duplex fire under investigation
• First baby of the year born 3:10 a.m.
• ‘I knew I was going to die;’ Man survives murder-suicide
• · OU steps up for match-up against UConn
• Nichols tapped for key position Senator to have role in redrawing judicial lines
• Henry reflects on bipartisanship
• 1963 Honda: a father’s, son’s dream come true
• Cleveland County-area lives lost to violence and tragedy
• Your trial-version computer will expire
• Norman ’11 Tomorrow’s Leaders class announced
• Year laced with good economic news
• Noble $8,246 given to VFD Ladies’ Auxiliary, Masons support town’s firefighters
• Noble students named to honor bands
• Sen. Nichols tapped for leadership role
• Intoxicated driver causes three-car accident
• In April, it was nothing but Norman for entertainment
• Officials try to match pace in meth battle
• Final person sentenced in trafficking case
• Finances a hot topic at meeting
• O’Connell’s, Pad Thai to close soon for OU housing
• City Hall wraps up busy year
• City calls for rate hike election
• Teen dies in accidental shooting at slumber party
• Grinches attack bridge decorations
• City confronts its past, documents White’s story
• United Way funding submissions to open
• Norman weathers financial storm that crippled state’s school budgets
• City asks EWG for specifics
• DNA testing could prove Booth’s resting place
• Protect young trees from southwest injury
• Taking care of our feathered friends
• Holiday closings
• Fiesta Bowl travelers may run into winter storm
• County Treasurer’s office to remain open Friday
• Despite fiscal woes, university continues to grow through 2010
• Businesses get lean and green
• Blizzard buries the Northeast
• Shoppers make the trip for returns
• MNTC director receives national educator award
• Henry: Gambling expansion paid off
• Norman-area representatives assigned to committees
• Christmas spirit abundant at community dinner
• Christmas fire sends four to hospital
• New strip mall coming to University North Park
• Norman therapy center named ‘Practice of the Year’
• Fashions change but Okla. retailer remains
• Public safety awards banquet announced
• Get a better return on unwanted Christmas gifts
• State accountants optimistic for 2011
• Terrill: Charges politically motivated
• After 45 years, this encore telling still a favorite
• Run, run, Rudolph!
• McNutt tapped to lead Chamber
• Rent-a-Santa delivers Christmas cheer in China
• ‘Every day is Christmas. Every day is special.’
• Chromium-6 found throughout area
• Holiday closings
• Some local restaurants stay open on Christmas
• Blood donors score Thunder tickets
• Felonies filed
• Belongings returned to burglary victim
• Cleveland County can break away from the pack and quit smoking
• EPA to help cities with water issues
• Area students’ art featured in ‘11 state calendar
• Roundup
• City closes roads to repair water main
• DJH Foundation donates $89K for mobile diabetes study
• OU research team reports promising blood clot treatment
• City official:Norman’s water in compliance
• Foster case still open for police
• Area man charged with lewd acts
• Woman arrested for allegedly stealing mail
• NALC lands another easement
• Flood Avenue to close Jan. 3 to mid-March
• State won’t get more congressmen, despite uptick
• Compton parents sentenced in drug-trafficking case
• Felonies filed
• Medical Examiner changes Noble girl’s manner of death
• Holiday trash collection
• Sen. Sparks picked for pension panel
• Adult Learning Center classes announced
• Norman woman’s death ruled as suicide
• Counties see increasing poverty levels
• Strickland reaches for the top
• Residents escape burning home
• Henry and others reflect on the 'education governor'
• In 35-city study, Norman’s water tops results chart
• Public meetings
• Company creates Sooner fragrance
• Sullivan family reassembles for annual concert
• Chamber announces 2011 Tomorrow’s Leaders class
• Section of North Interstate Drive to close Wednesday
• Indian Hills closes Monday
• Local limo service now for hire
• OMCA delivers gifts, donation to McCarty Center
• December makes for starry month
• Noble names first female superintendent
• Noble residents welcome new gourmet business
• Fire consumes trailer home
• County felonies filed
• Police nab alleged copper thief
• Accolades
• Boomer Blessings replaces party for OU department
• Fragments could belong to Earhart
• Local pecan harvest is a mixed bag
• ‘Silent’ rave draws hundreds after Facebook explosion
• Children’s house takes forefront at Coaches Lunch
• Hitachi unveils new shipping hub
• Secret Santas on a mission to deliver toys to area DHS children
• Felonies filed
• Extra police officers sent to Norman North High School
• Scientists focus on cancer research
• Country Boy back in business after rebuilding efforts
• Leadership Oklahoma to honor Barry Switzer
• CASP hosts student art show tonight
• City close to agreements with two unions
• Shackelford honored by Human Rights Commission
• Coale gets UN Peace Award nomination
• Redistricting process begins
• Her husband deployed, OU Coach Kelly Files finds comfort in sport
• Edmond woman acquitted of negligent homicide
• Man convicted of lewd acts with child
• Judge declares mistrial
• Bickering GOP a bad omen
• Despite outcry, council sides with developer
• Felonies filed
• Cleveland County jury stands undecided in Reeser verdict
• Spirit of the season
• Pruitt: Ruling gives boost to health care fight
• City may add flashing yellow arrows to signals
• Opponent withdraws, Shandy holds onto NPS seat
• NPS handed check for Oklahoma Honor Flights
• Jefferson Elementary expands Homework Camp program
• NPS to present check to Okla. Honor Flights
• Lexington choir to host Flapjack Fundraiser
• Zumbathon to benefit needy families
• Madison Elementary to host Multicultural Fair
• State briefs
• Holiday parade brings in Christmas
• People in Business: Dec. 12, 2010
• Business Marketplace booth space available for rent
• Chip off the Coale block
• Suicide prevention funding requested
• Oh no, you’ve been hacked! What now? Part 3
• Van’s Pig Stand seeking to expand parking lot
• · ‘Unintimidating’ nutrion store now open in North Park
• Country Boy store to reopen Dec. 16
• Nominations for NEXT Under 40
• Holiday Showcase set today in Noble
• Fred Jones Museum to give free admission
• Smith nabs Miss Oklahoma USA title
• Reeser waives his right to testify
• Volunteers needed for annual Christmas Day dinner
• Two Blanchard men killed in McClain Co. wreck
• The gift of a lifetime
• Spirit of the season
• Sales tax up, but just barely
• Felonies filed
• Nearing completion
• Benefits in question
• Compassionate Friends to meet Sunday
• Doctor, examiner questioned during murder trial
• Normanites attend Oklahoma Fall Arts Institute
• Open house Friday
• Correction
• Toy giveaways featured at parade
• Man, 67, found safe at local apartment complex
• Mini mart robbery homicide still unsolved
• Officials propose doing away with clean-up events
• Housing authority may freeze waiting list
• Attorney will share insight on drug, alcohol cases
• Testimony begins in murder trial
• Sen. Nichols picked to head Senate subcommittee
• Chatelain selected as Fellow
• Residents vie for NPS Board of Education seats
• Felonies filed
• Linn bids ‘good day’ to fair
• Court hearings scheduled in triple homicide
• Jury selection continues in trial of man accused of drowning child
• OU accepting entries for high school writing contest
• Firefighters and volunteers install smoke detectors in homes
• City eyes $2.50 hike for trash fund
• Oklahoma economy won’t recover until 2014
• · Westboro Baptist Church protests three Norman churches
• NHS yearbook wins All-Oklahoman award
• University dedicates College of Education
• NHS varsity cheer hosts flapjack fundraiser
• Officials warn of grass fire danger
• Political roundup
• Pumpkin Shell plans open house
• Choir gives outlet to singers
• Thunderbird Sailing Club to celebrate recovery in 2011
• OU, Nebraska game is a nailbiter
• Business roundup for Sunday, Dec. 5, 2010
• · Local funeral home to celebrate by modernizing facilities
• Horse farm gets $1,000 from tourism authority
• Agri-biz summit set for Jan. 7
• Oh no, you've been hacked! Now what? Part 2
• New Noble event, Holiday Showcase, set for Dec. 11
• Noble ready for lights contest
• Racing academic on a fast track
• OU vs. Nebraska battle for last time
• What if your holiday guests never left?
• Man rescued from woods with broken leg
• United Way reaches $1.9 million goal
• Norman welcomes season
• Parker, Long chosen as students of the month
• Influenza cases reported
• Health department teams up with NFD to give out smoke detectors
• East Main Place to host holiday shopping benefit
• Trash rate hike prop could show up in March
• Norman Regional’s Geiger leaves for Mercy post
• Campus fills trolley with toys
• Santa set to arrive by copter
• Donations down, but shelves remain full
• And then there was light
• NRHS, OBI partner for blood drives
• Norman family gets a home makeover
• OU announces Master of Laws Program
• County felonies filed
• Norman man wins World Championship Paint Horse title
• Norman to light city tree
• OU buys land for future development
• Norman physician develops primary care model
• Free lecture set for Friday
• Local groups on Sarkeys Foundation grant list
• Children’s concert
• Holiday Gala Saturday
• Community dialogue tonight
• Escapee captured in Norman apartment
• Norman’s Rep. Scott Martin named vice chair of House A&B committee
• Architecture firms present plans to NPS
• City council formally rejects arbitrator’s ruling
• Felonies filed in Cleveland County
• Doctors on alert for whooping cough
• OU to light holiday tree, menorah
• College president to discuss Christianity
• City taking steps to reject union contract
• City honored by Keep Okla. Beautiful
• Settlement nears for blacks, American Indians
• Minnix thankful for every breath
• OU hosts Teddy Bear Tea
• Sam Noble Museum to hold Holiday Happening
• Scholar to discuss love and autism
• OU Regents to discuss contract for clean room
• NPS board to approve bond plans
• Public meetings
• Candlelight memorial service set for Thursday
• Norman debating contract election
• LEPC set to meet Wednesday
• Fans: This year’s game is big
• Retailers unite against Cyber Monday
• Business roundup for Sunday, Nov. 28, 2010
• Safe Internet shopping for the holidays
• Chamber defends Anti-Cyber Monday
• People in business for Sunday, Nov. 28, 2010
• SMLA teaches leadership off field
• Black Friday brings out shopping frenzy
• Felonies filed
• Foreclosures take toll on Oklahomans
• Crowd turns out for first community Thanksgiving
• Purcell woman ventures out a year after lung transplant
• Clubhouse hosts first on-site art showing
• Norman student finds niche in OMRF labs
• Eagle continues to recuperate
• OU music professor recognized
• City moves ahead with CNG filling station
• Two Norman men face sexual abuse allegations
• You’ll like Sooner’s ‘Scrooge’
• HME Office and Norman Students Collect Items for Marines
• Longfellow celebrates Blue Ribbon with Blue Bell
• Norman Hospital Authority awarded for excellence
• United Way drive reaches 90 percent of goal
• Felony filed
• Oklahoma State wins bedlam blood drive
• Woman pleads in cruelty case
• Sooner Copy donates Thanksgiving dinners
• School bus driver makes premature stop
• Petco chooses San Antonio over Norman
• Felonies filed
• Arrests made in Griffin Hospital chapel fires
• Thanksgiving trash pick up
• Investigators seize 110 pounds of marijuana
• NPS names site Teachers of the Year
• Deadline ticking for United Way drive
• Comptons get federal prison sentences
• University of Oklahoma student named Rhodes Scholar
• Norman teachers receive funding
• Turner’s project helps brother
• OU College of Earth and Energy hosts Teddy Bear Tea
• Residents have unclaimed checks
• Two more Comptons to be sentenced Monday
• City collecting fats, oils, grease at transfer station
• Big Daddy’s to host annual Thanksgiving Day dinner
• Honor roll
• Musicians named to CODA band
• First State Bank to host free Thanksgiving Day dinner
• · Anti-Cyber Monday efforts made Norman retailer feel ‘like I don’t have a voice’
• Business roundup
• Discount card to promote local businesses
• Union wins dispute with city
• Nov. marked as American Diabetes Month
• Benefit dinner set for today
• Clevelan County felonies filed
• Norman man appears in court after computer threat charges
• Norman fine arts collaboration not to be missed
• Firefighters battle afternoon fire
• State Question 755 discussed by panel Friday
• Boys Scouts host garage sale to benefit community members
• Sam Noble Museum to collect donations for charity
• House fire claims third victim
• $12M donation aids OU Health Sciences Center
• Drug ring leader sentenced to 4 years
• Event raises $16,000 for UW
• Lit Lovers Book Club delve into the hit novel The Help
• Drummond blogs up an appetite
• Officials: City looking to refinance UNP debt
• Felonies filed
• Norman man accused of making online threats
• City Chamber appoints interim executive director
• NHS performance a full-fledged treat
• Waiting for something to happen
• WWII vet bags buck on opening day of rifle season
• Sheriff seeks persons of interest
• NPS announces site Teachers of the Year
• Breeze through the holidays financially with Norman program
• Former hospital chapel burns
• Media expert to speak at Dem event
• Felonies
• Police investigate novelty shop theft
• Bedlam blood battle begins
• NPS to settle with teachers
• Norman Tea Party to meet Thursday
• Final municipal finance forum slated for Thursday
• Garage sale to benefit fire victims
• Water use
• Bald eagle hit by a semi-truck recuperating at Noble facility
• OU IT Store Bi-annual sale Thursday
• Zakaria sees hope amid nation’s pessimism
• NPS official: Budget will be crippled next year
• Zakaria says SQ 755 won’t stand court test
• Afghan 101 coming soon
• Needham retires from UMW posts
• City briefs
• OU museums offer free admission
• Agencies work together
• NPS board to vote on budget, remediation plan
• Sheriff’s dept. seeks county’s fugitives
• Middle School Honor Rolls
• Political meetings
• Norman filmmaker’s movie picked up for distribution
• Statues honor gridiron masters
• Mayor: Online shopping takes big toll
• First American Bank celebrates 75 years
• Bar association honors attorney, law student
• Computers should be fun, part 1: history
• Tomorrow’s Leaders applications due Friday
• Groups still under-represented
• Corrections
• Fall concert set for Monday
• Teen hunter bags two deer at Youth Hunt
• Mattingly, Olson to march in Macy’s Thanksgiving parade
• Firefighters receive grant
• Center for Children and Families, Inc. kicks off ambassador program
• Heupel foundation collecting money to feed 1,000 families
• Chris Lewis announces candidacy for Ward 1 seat
• Leigh Anne Tuohy shares insight on power of giving
• Norman library offers Apple Pie baking workshop
• Students say ‘thanks’ veterans
• OU hosts Battle of the Bands
• Rosenthal calls out Kovach at meeting
• Vets honored in ceremony
• EDGE funds could add 30 jobs in Norman
• No leads yet in copper thefts
• Felonies filed
• Memory boxes offer comfort for parents
• Deadline near for student essay contest
• NPS to raise money for Honor Flights
• Governor honors Walker for service
• FBI investigates harassing letters
• Atkins won’t run again in Ward 1
• Sales tax up for seventh month
• Veterans honored today
• Kitten rescued from storm drain finds a home
• Suggs to retire from Chamber
• Felonies filed
• Tribes fear side effects of SQ 755
• Lawmakers say OU cuts not shocking
• PFLAG meeting slated for Thursday
• City announces holiday trash schedule, road closures
• Boren: Green grade subjective
• Fire victim released from hospital
• Artists seek to promote peace with donations
• Second Chance events slated in November
• ‘Race to Nowhere’ screening Nov. 15
• Forum, debate on tribal blood quantum Friday
• OU to host bedlam blood drive Nov. 15-19
• University receives multimillion dollar gift
• Norman man found in Texas
• Science competitors
• Get educated about Type 2 Diabetes at Norman program
• NPS to present fifth-grade All-City Concert
• Principal, teacher to travel to DC
• Norman Chamber works to fight Cyber Monday
• City’s finance department gets award
• Business roundup
• Movie inspiration to speak at OU
• Rotary Club names Lee, Filippo as students of month
• City to acquire 379 acres of land
• Oklahoma education funding debate not over
• Lawyers’ checkbooks come out for races
• Vietnam vets honored Saturday
• Internet Television: Are we there, yet?
• Alleged bank robbers named
• Saunders discovers cure for arachnophobia
• ‘Smoking material’ cause of fatal fire
• Noble co-ed runner-up in Miss NOC Tonkawa Pageant
• NHS acting squad brings home awards
• Hubbard celebrates Red Ribbon Week
• Brock education prize jurors select winner
• Suspect held in morning stabbing
• July 4 make-up event slated today
• Dragoo to test rough terrain
• Support group formed for GLBT
• Fun park hosts fall festival
• New elementary school to feature classroom ‘pods’
• OU names Outstanding Seniors
• Cities fight economic slowdown
• Sam Noble museum showcases ancient pieces
• Bank of the West robbed Thursday
• Lieberman hopeful for tomorrow
• Voter turnout at around 50 percent
• Three fire victims remain in critical condition
• Jail tax rakes in cash
• Henry welcomes Fallin to governor’s office
• Reynolds elected new county treasurer
• Allen one of seven new board of trustee members
• Two school board positions open for candidates
• Washington now a two-person, two-party town
• By the numbers: State questions
• Bingman to lead Okla. Senate in ’11
• District votes in two new judges
• Terrill keeps House seat
• GOP sweeps nation
• Scott Martin easily retains House seat
• Fallin makes history
• Legalize-pot activists push for upset win in California
• Sparks defeats Parker
• Voters, politicians say election results are a rebuke to Obama
• Rusty Sullivan, Jim Reynolds win county posts
• Late returns: Legalize-marijuana measure loses in California
• Norman library earns Chamber honor for its “green” efforts
• Norman Readers’ Extravaganza will help you find your next great read
• MNTC to host career night
• Job fair Nov. 10
• Corrections
• Fourth finance forum set for Thursday
• Turnout on track to exceed previous mid-term elections
• Child’s death ruled a homicide
• Officials: ‘Proactive’ solution requires rate hike
• Oklahoma Korean War veterans honored Monday
• People turn out early to cast votes
• Two OU ROTC cadets to attend training program
• OU to host severe weather training
• NHS to host Reunion 5-K Run
• District judge steps down after 16 years
• Immigration reform, three years later
• State officers
• Sample ballot: State questions
• Semi-formal ball to raise money for Habitat for Humanity
• Political roundup
• Political meetings
• Calling all ghost hunters
• Late game time up for debate
• Sullivan preserves tribal history through artwork
• Co. offices closed Nov. 2
• Doggie day care has something others don't
• Villemarette gets the skeletons out of the closet
• NPD releases names of two found dead
• More than 1,400 vote early
• Noble happenings
• Robertson faces incumbent Sullivan for co. commissioner
• Cleveland Elementary receives high public school API score
• Student gets meteorology fellowship
• County felonies filed
• Nelson, Reynolds run for co. treasurer
• Countdown to Nov. 2
• Science Cafe in Norman
• Parker, Sparks battle for Sen. District 16
• Norman firefighters prepare to compete
• Send off to Shackelford
• Contemporary Dance Oklahoma begins tonight
• International bazaar offers insight into other cultures
• Governor opponents boast Right leanings
• Police investigate death of woman, child
• City has $66.7M in outstanding debt
• Luncheon celebrates those who beat breast cancer
• Felonies filed in Cleveland County
• Institute donates to Health For Friends
• Comics stand up for local agency
• Rescheduled July 4 event slated Nov. 6
• Regents approve bond, pay raises
• Early voting begins Friday
• Officials: Money needed for water issues
• Norman North’s ‘Little Women’ has twist
• Preliminary hearing conference rescheduled for murder suspect
• Corley, Terrill battle for House District 53
• District 46: Knight vs. Martin
• Candidates express views at Noble forum
• District 45: Collins vs. Stiles
• College of Law to host live auction
• New exhibit to open at Fred Jones
• Three people escape house fire Tuesday
• First baby born at HealthPlex celebrates his birthday
• Use of potential funds debated
• Construction to close Flood Avenue a day early
• Robbery reported early Monday at Classic 50’s
• Admission to Sam Noble Museum free Saturday
• NRHS Authority board meets
• Service cuts are forever unless voters play ball
• OSSM to give tours Nov. 13
• Healing Studio open to public through Saturday
• University honors alumni journalists
• Horne to give master class
• City to host third municipal finance forum Thursday
• Norman HealthPlex celebrates first anniversary
• Spanish journalist helps unify community
• Troops return to joyous welcome
• ‘Little Women’ tickets on sale
• Victim’s name released in Friday’s fire
• Troops return home
• Concert celebrates 50 years of dance
• NAC preparing grant process
• Westmoore Jaguars, Thunder visit Special Care
• OU campus becomes Merit Badge University for a day
• Walkley, Broadway on Nov. 2 ballot
• Economy in crisis
• Biden hints at tax break extension for the wealthy
• Norman’s Floyd inducted to RV hall of fame
• Politics
• Woman dies in afternoon Friday fire
• Countdown to Nov. 2
• Lucas, Bryant to square off
• State lawmakers want to pass ‘anchor babies’ bill
• Neustadt award announced
• Remembering Shackelford
• Cherokee artist aims update Native culture
• OU opera portrays compassionate ruler
• Flood Avenue to close next week
• Countdown to Nov. 2
• Officials: City general fund in trouble
• ‘Green’ cemetery gets OK in Stillwater
• District judge seat a hotly contested battle
• Sheltered Memories art show scheduled
• Duvekot to perform at Winter Wind series
• Several hundred honor Norman artist Tom Lee
• Man to speak of wrongful conviction at presentation
• Area felonies filed
• Norman man reported as missing
• Search continues for jail escapee
• Student film preview set
• OU, NPS to honor Korean War vets
• Countdown to Nov. 2
• Attorneys vie for district judge seat
• Moore man charged with murder
• Tips on money for teens offered
• Candidates highlight experience
• Henderson to speak Thursday
• Felonies
• Scaffolding collapses on construction workers
• Man deceives guard, escapes
• ‘I Survived’ shirts materialize
• Aftershock reported
• War chests top $300K
• Check out Athlon Sports!
• Countdown to Nov. 2
• Ward 5 meeting to discuss rural, urban links in Norman
• Trick-or-treat set for Sunday
• Enticing engineers early
• State questions could stump voters
• Norman man goes ‘Over the Edge’ for charity fundraiser
• · ‘Backpack heart’ lets Okla. patient go home
• Municipal finance series continues Thursday
• City Council adopts Greenbelt ordinance
• Drive-thru flu clinics canceled
• Fred Jones Museum presents lecture series
• Latin American duo to perform at Norman Library
• NPS set to meet today
• Students ‘flip’ for Bart Conner
• Lights out for some OEC customers
• Debate
• Common issues, diverse solutions
• Friends, family walk for Mena
• Fans line street for parade
• Transportation Swap Meet this week in Norman
• OU IT store now open on Campus Corner
• Felonies filed
• For artists, it’s all in the family
• Norman artist to hang work in Oklahoma Capitol
• Governor’s race to be milestone for women
• Blair attends Oklahoma Municipal League conference
• Rogers and Scott attend OSU Veterinary College
• Mormons in Noble Ward have a new Bishop
• Noble brief
• Slaughterville celebrates Fire Prevention Week
• News briefs
• Moore stabbing victim identified
• Fire dept. installs detectors in apts.
• Ceremony rings in homecoming
• Colleagues, friends remember officer
• Latin America expert to speak at OU
• Couple faces child abuse charges
• Cotten ‘disgusted’ by meeting comments
• OU facility gears up for open house Saturday
• No smoke detector found after blaze
• Norman police release results of shred-a-thon
• Memorial walk set for Saturday
• CASA needs volunteers
• The search is on for Mrs. Norman International
• Annual Fall Book Sale
• Sam Noble offers volcano workshop
• ‘9 Parts of Desire’ brings stories to life
• Area felonies filed
• Eisenhower school evacuated due to nearby leak
• Dale Hall evacuation only a precaution
• Council adopts bike law
• Earthquake shakes up Norman
• 99 veterans take one-day trip to D.C.
• United Way sign vandalized, will be replaced
• Man faces murder charge after deadly car accident
• Free trombone concert tonight at Catlett Music Center
• Goff-inspired events held in honor of exhibit
• Norman man charged in Monday stabbing
• OU to honor 2011 class, Barry
• Bob Barry Sr. to sign copies of bio Saturday
• People pick through pumpkins at McFarlin’s annual patch
• Arguments heard in convicted killer’s appeal
• Train vs. vehicle wreck sends one to hospital
• Potential AGs differ on federal lawsuits
• Sales tax collections jump 10 percent
• Lt. governor candidates say focus is on jobs
• Two children killed in fire
• Free trees available
• Bridges of Norman to celebrate anniversary
• Nuredin Giayash discusses true meaning of the Quran
• Mayor Rosenthal named Woman of the Year
• Nobel prize winner linked to OU literature award
• Sage Premium Denim Bar Women's Boutique~
• New battalion uncases colors
• Local baker gets sweet reward
• Three to be inducted into hall of fame
• Candidates see changes for schools
• North grad took own life after week of 'toxic' comments
• Resources limit futures of dogs, cats
• Politics
• Meetings
• Children’s House fundraiser set
• Norman man in Gumpathon
• Upcoming panel of state superintendent candidates
• Fair Trade event features president of organic sugarcane association
• Construction projects
• Reaves Park goes to the dogs
• Noble teacher gets grant
• Dispose of financial documents in ‘Shred-A-Thon’ today
• Police officer, firefighter remember deadly blaze
• MTV makes Norman North student a MADE star
• Balloon launch to honor deceased children
• Aviation takes off
• No reason to panic at 10:10 on 10-10-10
• Man jailed in fatal crash
• Deadly fire recalled 10 years later
• 2010 Christmas parade marshals selected
• Sugar skulls part of Second Friday Circuit of Art
• McClain County wreck claims fifth victim
• Candidates vie to be state’s chief watchdog
• Transcript publisher announced
• Man injured in auto wreck dies
• Courthouse to close Monday
• NAIC wins award
• Alliance raising awareness about women in prison
• Jury returns guilty verdict in shooting case
• Ordinance will require most lights to be off — not all
• Water use
• PAS announces 2010-1011 Winter Wind Concert Series
• Law school hosts race in honor of professor
• Felonies filed in district court
• Noble High School PTSA sets book sale Saturday
• Dolls in cages
• Tons of compost available
• A step toward health
• Driver runs away after wreck
• Two vie for state treasurer’s post
• OU meteorology school celebrates 50 years
• Felony charges filed
• Water use
• Nobel Prize honors super-strong, super-thin carbon
• Friday is last day to register before General Election
• Sullivan says money-saving measures are paying off
• Collins: Close limo, party bus loophole
• Council eyes regional warning system
• Keeping kids safe
• Candidates bring different perspectives to job creation
• Norman library hosts Arts Council pre-conference
• Norman vet honored with Distinguished Alumni Award
• Felonies filed
• East Main Place gets ready for fundraiser
• Hicks receives Congressional Black Caucus Performing Arts Award
• Hammon recognized for support of the arts
• CART takes out guesswork
• Norman library to host family Stamp Camp
• Archeologists to dig Rose Hill Plantation
• Convergys in Moore looking to hire 260 workers
• Local fitness guru Trey Boyer imparts fitness advice, personal philosophy on life
• State questions
• Politics
• Meetings
• Weather license plate available
• Goff work portrayed with 21st century technology
• More than just a game
• Hot-button conservative issues dot ballot
• Four injured in I-35 wreck
• Work of historic Mexican artist, former OU prof on display
• Pet blessing scheduled for Sunday
• Saturday Youth Class participants selected
• Compost ready for pick-up
• ’73 Dodge Charger is top-of-the-line fun
• Chamber opposes lighting ordinance
• Red River revelry
• Kendall’s Restaurant to host fundraiser
• Nicholas Parker studies in Australia
• Youth ministry takes off at Discover Church
• Water use
• Youth Leadership applications sought
• Detour set on Flood
• On track and in the LEED
• Lawmakers study drug offender options
• Proposed bike law moves forward
• Health For Friends hopes to expand
• Sweet rivalry benefits kids
• Alumni events in Dallas
• Proclamation support depends on perspective
• Cubberley says he won’t run again
• ROTC runs the ball
• ODOT says roads to game all clear
• Felony charges filed
• Fox to speak at Norman Regional Hospital
• Norman police plan “Shred-A-Thon”
• Paranormal investigation of Witch House planned
• Stillwater mayor has no plans to resign
• Hospital board approves audit, CT scanner purchase
• School board sets special meeting
• Two Norman students chosen as National Achievement semifinalists
• Council OKs GLBT proclamation
• NTSB cites fatigue in crash that killed 10
• School district counters suit with motion to dismiss
• Total Artificial Heart
• Firefighters respond to kitchen fire
• Chavez graduates FBI academy
• Jury selection begins in shooting case
• Births
• Candidates discuss SQ 744 at LWV meeting
• Felonies filed
• Teachers sue NPS
• GLBT proclamation, proposed bike law on agenda
• Fourth fatality named in weekend wreck
• Car show speeds through Norman
• Iran scholar to speak today at Sam Noble Museum
• Benefits of incentive program debated
• Science Cafe is Brewing at Norman Public Library
• Norman Garden Exchange Seed & Perennial Swap
• Norman North graduate selected for OSU council
• Contest entries being accepted
• Youth remind retailers not to sell tobacco to minors
• Registration open for local forum
• More Windows performance tweaks
• Panelists talk alternative energy at OU forum
• Business is a breeze
• Norman man reaches goal
• Politics
• Meetings
• Trial set to begin Monday
• Athletes dedicating season to student’s memory
• Kids, families CAST away
• Four dead in McClain County crash
• OU’s ‘Rent’ pushes boundaries
• Arts briefs
• AmeriCorps members to serve in Norman
• SQ 755 ban raises questions, concerns
• Kendall’s The Show
• Music festival to mark 10 years in business
• Seniors sponsor Noble Jubilee
• FFA attends leadership training
• Parks work day scheduled Oct. 23
• Felony charges filed
• Film examines the concept of marriage
• Felony charges filed
• Walkley named president-elect of judges’ group
• Mission Norman groundbreaking Tuesday
• NOAA employees give to community
• Embassy Suites hosts 5K Run/Walk
• Sooner Copy Machines ordered to pay woman $97K
• City announces service cuts
• Woman charged with murder
• ONE party displays a conglomeration of arts
• Lit Lovers Book Club Gets Ghostly with The Thirteenth Tale
• CAST for Kids fishing derby scheduled Saturday
• OU to hold physics and astronomy lectures
• ExxonMobile gives $65,000 to OU
• OU zoology professor receives honor
• Felonies filed in county
• Man to go over the edge
• City hosts Bedlam blood drive
• Hi America, I’m a Muslim
• OU, OSU oppose logo use on ads
• Dino drama nears an end
• Council votes in favor of NEDC proposal
• Crossover fatalities decline
• Street work
• Henry, politicians oppose SQ 744
• Federal money saving NPS budget ... for now
• Maggie Moo’s plans fundraiser
• Local felonies filed
• Tie-Dye Tri fundraiser scheduled for Sunday
• Norman North homecoming set
• Students earn AP Scholar awards
• Applications available for mentor award
• Fall brings Tuesday Noon Concerts back to FJJMA
• OU alumnus gives donation to Energy Management
• Felonies filed
• OKC man killed in Sunday wreck
• OU to hold Islam panel tonight
• U.S.-Japan relationship not taken for granted
• NPS education board freezes employee pay
• Local pharmacy being sold
• New organ chapter to host hymn festival Saturday
• Regents eye more funds for Cancer Institute
• Desire to help led to new career
• Patrons get a look at Truman Primary
• Chamber music concert set
• School board to vote on teacher pay tonight
• Flood prediction capabilities improve
• Business organization honors Charles Hooper
• Campus Corner coffee shop run by student volunteers
• Politics
• Meetings
• Meeting set on 60th Avenue NW project
• ONE cohesive look at Norman’s arts scene
• New executive director brings varied background
• Council action on office complex slated Tuesday
• At ease
• ABS offers more than just golf carts
• Slaughterville to recycle phone books
• Science and religion topic of discussion
• Groups awarded drug-fighting grant
• Midway Jam returns Sunday for 14th year
• A man of his word
• Brookhaven Creek rehab under way
• Pacesetters raise half of United Way goal
• Boat Oklahoma offers water safety classes
• Information fair planned
• Donors kick in over $19,000 to Fill the Boot
• Grant Supports Cleveland County Literacy Program
• Congressman Tom Cole to speak at OU today
• Felonies charged
• Primary school dedication set
• Former OU player killed
• Weathernews, Inc. expanding
• Lawmakers: Review tax credits
• Community funds public art
• CASP fundraiser tonight
• United Way Day of Caring Friday
• Vintage motorcycles to roll through state
• AT&T completes $1.5 million scholarship pledge
• Suspect arrested in scam thefts is Norman woman
• Comprehensive Water Plan moving into final stages
• Reports tell how mom, kids died
• Council OKs $115K in workers’ comp payments
• Police: Bad relationship was motive in homicide
• Action on office complex delayed
• Moore High coach aims to win against cancer
• Commissioners delay action on ODOT agreement
• NCVB receives ‘gold standard’ certification
• 18 students named National Merit semifinalists
• Suspect in scams arrested
• Food for thought
• Sales tax collections up again, but barely
• Cafe opens at OU Physicians Building
• OU names donor to Seed Sower Society
• OU Latin Dance Club hosts fiesta Friday
• Hildebrand to give lecture
• Office complex to play role in recruiting ‘quality jobs’
• Sam Noble Museum receives grant
• University post office closes to inspect suspicious package
• Broadway in the Park returns Friday
• NPS to host Truman Primary open house
• Longfellow receives Blue Ribbon award
• Goodwin continues Boy Scout service by volunteering
• Residents embrace heritage
• Separating Internet fact from fiction
• Fall arts luncheon
• Thirty years of the finer things
• Business roundup
• Several hundred welcome Phi Gamma Delta house
• Waiting list for assistance grows
• Wreck shuts down game-day traffic
• Game brings friendly rivalry
• Politics
• Local yoga studio celebrates new, much larger space
• Local storm chasers to host show on Weather Channel
• Slaughterville to recycle phone books
• Teen to speak on Alcatraz swim
• Auditions for youth dance class Sunday
• Ridley discusses projects
• Decline seen in international students at OU
• Scoring the perfect spot
• Okla. man drowns while trying to cross flooded creek in Adair Co.
• Henderson receives Trailblazer award
• Army ROTC inducts six, honors cadets
• Voter ID state question faces challenges
• OU celebrates new café
• Label could save species
• Creative minds building film scene
• Stop the Computer Invasion!
• Men accused in spree appear in court
• Speaker talks about breaking the cycle of violence
• Christmas Store signup
• NPS to offer GED testing
• OU fraternity to host house warming Saturday
• Bar association passes resolution
• Caution urged as remnants of Hermine move through area
• Lingering questions asked in OU’s play ‘Copenhagen’
• Felonies filed
• Oklahoma home to burgeoning film scene
• Officials: Most city workers not taking furlough days
• Census Bureau to conduct research website training
• D.C. Sniper’s ex-wife to speak about abuse
• Felonies filed
• Parents Helping Parents to meet
• Martin: Rainy Day Fund could be used up
• Railway work to close Main
• Coalition eyes funds to lure big employers
• Bluegrass festival planned
• Crime spree spans three counties
• Labor Day picnic includes politics
• Norman’s Teen Book Talk looks at Mockingjay
• Tuesday Tutors program slated in Norman
• Find support to pay for education at Norman program
• Norman Galaxy of Writers to host Barbara Yuill
• Norman crews battle fire
• Moore Norman Technology Center to host job fair
• Norman schools receive OPAT grant
• Visitors get in free today
• Some parents say ‘no’ to shots
• Norman High School revives ‘dead’ language
• Politics
• Meetings
• Chamber membership drive
• You are sending me spam e-mail
• Stash is store that operates on owners’ principles
• Sharp’s celebrates 50 years
• Holland: Stay informed
• Analyzing the ‘Switzer effect’ in primaries
• Future of SORC in doubt
• Sooners mark 800th victory
• Sugar Free Allstars find sweet success in ‘kindie’ rock
• Felonies filed in county
• Noble school board member to receive All-State award today
• Artists needed for ONE event
• OU faculty achieve new heights in research
• Piano man seeks a chord in tuning business
• Charges filed against Duncan for Wednesday shooting
• Fans anticipate Sooner football season
• ‘Willie Nelson’ is a cottage on wheels for Oreb
• Lightning sparks fires Thursday
• City officials react to rate hike failure
• Taking an oath
• Holiday closings
• A ‘taste’ of the city’s fare
• Art museum exhibits van Gogh painting
• Norman police arrest teen for stabbing near Norman High
• Norman police search for shooting suspect
• Speed limits change for three road segments in Norman
• Felonies filed
• Political signs go missing
• Speed table work begins
• Norman school to hold orchestra demo
• Free prostate screenings available
• Suspect sought in eastside shooting
• Lindsey St. open in time for game
• OU donor honored with bronze likeness
• Norman police investigate stabbing near school
• Fraternity organizes run to defeat diabetes
• Official: Underpass detour coming
• Smart meters raise questions
• CASP to hold fundraiser at Andy Alligator’s
• Jefferson Elementary receives award for health programs
• Register for neurobio workshop
• Felonies filed
• Macomb man dies in Monday car wreck
• Fight to ban lead in tackle continues
• Emergency management officials gather for conference
• Program provides opportunities for composers
• Norman woman faces animal cruelty charges
• Sculpture unveiling set
• Schools pledge to ‘pink out’ for cancer
• One killed in Highway 9 crash
• Garver Street remains closed
• Fire causes $300K in damage
• A Taste of Norman moves to larger location
• Student researches a treatment
• Playground won’t hurt parking
• Emergency planning meeting slated Wednesday
• Norman high schools recognized for ACT scores
• Korhummel, horse show back in the saddle
• People in business
• Blockbuster said to be preparing bankruptcy filing
• Baby Boot Camp starting soon
• Royal Pipes and Tobacco adding Cohiba Lounge
• The search warrant
• City changing speed limits in three places
• Women’s conference Wednesday
• Questions remain
• Eateries coming to Norman
• Large NW Norman home burns through night
• Norman Arts Council plans fall event to highlight groups
• SibShop helps children understand their special needs sibling
• Teens can rock mall today
• Groups support bike safety overhauls
• Saskatchewan summer
• Journalism project to link war and education
• School board member to be recognized today
• Fundraiser set Monday
• Husband and wife to perform
• Water use
• City plans day camp
• Egg safety tips
• Alameda greenhouse fire considered suspicious
• ‘In waiting mode’
• Term limits again a ballot choice
• Tainted eggs not an issue in Norman
• Residents depart for national tea party
• Lawton superintendent honored
• Marc Heitz Chevrolet host Anniversary Jam
• Felony charges filed
• Nominations sought for Good Neighbor Awards
• Drummer releases book of memoirs
• Rate hikes defeated in most precincts
• But do they stay?
• Benefit of runoff elections questioned
• Norman hosts eighth annual Hispanic Heritage Festival and Gala
• Son’s service inspires photographer
• A partnership to help children
• Noble voters OK bond issue
• Voters turn down water, sanitation increases
• Adult learning center offers classes
• Parents Helping Parents to meet
• School supplies provided to 850 through United Way program
• Department of Corrections escapee arrested in county
• Runoffs turn into blow-outs
• Kittens rescued from Norman storm sewer line
• OU students, staff sign up for virtual medical ID
• Tarahumara’s closer to new parking lot
• City schedules debris pickup after windstorm
• Runoffs in two races
• Net revenue down in July for Norman Regional
• Phonebook recycling sites
• Judge’s ruling favors Switzer
• Residents to vote on rate hikes today
• Officials call for changes to lottery education fund
• Motorcycle crash victim listed in serious condition
• Deputies start Operation Back to School Safely today
• GOP runoffs
• Voters to decide rate hikes
• NHS Class of 1947 meets for last reunion
• A silver lining in life
• Power poles topple in Saturday storm
• Meetings
• Politics
• How to move your computer
• Company finds tools for success at MNTC development center
• Cost of unemployment insurance going up
• People in business
• U.S. Coast Guard ESO Symposium announced
• Water use
• Conservation program saves energy dollars
• Noble business is rock solid
• Radio show advocates for child abuse prevention
• Lithography artist to display in Lightwell
• Felonies filed in district court
• Bonds would bring big upgrades
• Clean-up efforts continue
• Name of injured deputy released after county manhunt
• Parties strategize as runoff elections near
• Class of 2014 breaks records
• Autopsy confirms Norman native found dead in Oregon
• Norman CVB unveils new look
• County deputies involved in manhunt
• Dino’s head returns
• Tea Party rally Saturday
• OU to host convocation
• Prime Time returns to Norman library in September
• Motorcyclist’s condition still critical
• Norman officers place at shooting championships
• Felonies filed
• County commissioners award contracts
• Move-in day will delay CART buses
• Garver Street to be closed
• Groups oppose language measure
• Outdoor warning system should be installed by next spring
• Help me, Brainfuse!
• Workforce development resources @ your library
• Library spreads to east and west Norman
• Science Cafe Returns to the Norman Library
• United Way agencies get surprise windfall
• Felonies filed
• Police apprehend juvenile burglary suspects
• Norman man hurt in motorcycle wreck
• Burglary suspects arrested, charged Monday
• Truman Primary ready for school year
• Norman landmark gets decapitated
• Toddlers nearly drown
• School board to appoint network representative
• Norman program offers tips to avoid identity theft
• Zumba Offered at the Norman Library
• Time for kids to get immunized
• School system gets new rides
• Plein Air Landscape workshop features Oklahoma locations
• Meetings
• Ward 6 meeting
• Politics
• Elementary schools to hold back-to-school night
• NPS to hold open house
• All Saints welcomes new gym
• NPS freshmen orientation Wednesday
• Schools see new principals
• Matthews execution scheduled Tuesday
• Priest raises poultry industry donation issue
• Felonies filed
• Construction forces temporary CART bus stop closures
• OU pulling out all the stops
• The whole shootin’ match
• Toddler placed in protective custody
• Governor, first lady to host celebration
• Dog days pool party planned
• Noble receives Safe Routes to School grant
• Emergent artists needed for show
• Felony charges filed
• Learned exhibit ‘A Journey of Color’
• Vets Fest 2010 set for V-J Day anniversary
• Workshop on poetry scheduled Saturday
• Water use
• Book sale, signing planned Sept. 7
• Meningitis vaccine available
• ‘Bridge to nowhere’ will go somewhere by next summer
• Pastor by day, actress by night
• Child found outdoors in heat at trailer park
• Felonies filed
• Experts say don’t forget eye exams
• Councilwoman to host back-to-school meeting at FBC
• Norman attorney charged with embezzlement
• Train Days set for this weekend at Norman library
• Racing for the next generation
• Sales tax rises again
• Body of Norman native possibly found in Ore.
• Bail denied for murder suspect
• Fire destroys trailer
• Counselor to speak at Parents Helping Parents meeting
• Norman City Council adopts Porter corridor plan
• CNG buses spruce up CART
• Texas man pleads guilty to eluding, larceny
• Morning fire destroys garage
• University’s clinic starts pro bono program
• Snakes ‘bake’ in house after man gets evicted
• Felonies filed
• Former OU professor Ralph A. Wheeler awarded fellowship
• Fire Marshal’s office investigating blaze
• Train Days coming to Norman
• Sci-fi, fantasy author to speak at Norman library
• Going Green Goes to the Dogs
• D&D game day planned in Norman
• Teens to face off in “Rock Band Battle”
• Local authors to discuss Pelosi book in Norman program
• Doc Crawford brings magic of water to Norman
• Imagine a Paul Mitchell Partner School Helps Clean Up the Gulf Oil Spill
• Feel the rhythm with Jahruba's performance in Norman
• Norman library to host "Anime Night"
• Cookbook swap and shop planned
• Professor "B" Looney to entertain at Norman library
• Introductory genealogy course offered in Norman
• Author Mel Odom to teach writing workshop to Norman teens
• Norman teens solve "murder" at all-night event
• Wild Goose Chase Theater's shadow puppets coming to Norman
• Teens can learn self-defense, basic martial arts at Norman program
• Authors go inside their paranormal romance work in Norman program
• NICU Nurse Reunited with Patient, Named Guardian Angel
• 'String Man' brings stories, string figures to Norman
• Students Deliver Toys to Hospital Playroom
• Buffy vs. Twilight: Vampire fans collide in Norman
• HealthPlex Dedication
• “Mad Science” to teach, entertain Norman children
• Free Skin Cancer Screenings Offered
• Dive into “Water World” at program for teens
• Loftis Named Paramedic of the Year
• Stepping Up to a Challenge
• Teens celebrate summer with Tiki Party at Norman library
• "Noiseguy" coming to Norman library
• Wii Party, African Drumming upcoming for teens at Norman library
• Monty Harper's wacky act coming to Norman
• Pigeon Day Canceled @ Norman
• Origami, watercolor expert to teach teens in Norman
• Norman library hosts program on finding grants for your projects
• Teens invited to murder mystery “lock-in” at Norman library
• Earth Day Festival
• Larry King, Donny and Marie Osmond, and Leeza Gibbons Join Imagine to Raise Funds and Awareness
• Pauls Valley home for sale
• House for sale-Pauls Valley
• Volunteer Of The Year Nominations Due Friday!
• Extreme Makeover Home Edition Food Drive
• Cosmetology Classes at Imagine, a Paul Mitchell Partner School in Oklahoma
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Cleveland County
• Cleveland County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Cleveland County
• News From United Way Of Norman - September 2, 2009
• United Way of Norman Newsletter - February 24, 2009
• Know A Great Volunteer? Nominate Them For An Award!
• The 2008 Norman '89er Day Parade and Festival
• The 32nd Annual Medieval Fair
• Exhibition - Interpretations of The Landscape
• Norman OK Easter Egg Parades and Easter Egg Hunts
• Explore Oklahoma: Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art

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