The COVID-19 pandemic continues to rage across our state. At the time of the writing of this letter, our state and our city continue to see record-breaking numbers of active cases, hospitalizations, and deaths. Hospitals are full, and testing is slowing down. The virus is spreading, and peop…
Election polling is facing yet another reckoning following its uneven-at-best performance in this year’s voting.
We often hear that “all politics is local,” and this statement is still true today. I would add the importance of state politics as well.
Just in time for Halloween, a report shows phosphorus is a nightmarish trick on us by the poultry industry.
Catholic voters were instrumental in electing the past three presidents of the United States, tilting toward Barack Obama in 2008 and again narrowly in 2012, and subsequently siding with Donald Trump in 2016.
The fastest vaccine ever developed protects against mumps, going from a throat culture to publicly available in just four years.
Hypocrisy? Sure. But it also is an example of the cutthroat nature of politics in the 21st century. Just a warning to those who find themselves holding all the high cards in this particular game, karma is not a nice lady.
After a hard week of racial inequality, death of a Supreme Court justice and homelessness here at home there is hope, sometimes in your own backyard.
The sign displayed on the doctor’s door stated a simple message.
Over the past few months, crews working on the new skateboard park on the northeast edge of Andrews Park are busy before the sun comes up. With spotlights on them, they're grooming the concrete ramps, bowls and dips that will form the new park once it opens later this year.
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to rage across our state. At the time of the writing of this letter, our state and our city continue to see record-breaking numbers of active cases, hospitalizations, and deaths. Hospitals are full, and testing is slowing down. The virus is spreading, and peop…
Election polling is facing yet another reckoning following its uneven-at-best performance in this year’s voting.
We often hear that “all politics is local,” and this statement is still true today. I would add the importance of state politics as well.
Just in time for Halloween, a report shows phosphorus is a nightmarish trick on us by the poultry industry.
Catholic voters were instrumental in electing the past three presidents of the United States, tilting toward Barack Obama in 2008 and again narrowly in 2012, and subsequently siding with Donald Trump in 2016.
The fastest vaccine ever developed protects against mumps, going from a throat culture to publicly available in just four years.
Hypocrisy? Sure. But it also is an example of the cutthroat nature of politics in the 21st century. Just a warning to those who find themselves holding all the high cards in this particular game, karma is not a nice lady.
Norman has a big hole in its heart.
After a hard week of racial inequality, death of a Supreme Court justice and homelessness here at home there is hope, sometimes in your own backyard.
The sign displayed on the doctor’s door stated a simple message.
Rose Giroux Kalinski, age 48, of Norman, died, November 23, 2020. Visitation: 10:00am-12:00pm, Saturday, November, 28th, at Havenbrook Funeral Home-Norman. Mass of Christian Burial: 10:00am, Monday, November 30th, at St. Thomas More University Parish-Norman. Share condolences and view obitua…
Harry R. Gregg, 80, passed in Norman, OK 11/20/2020. Inurnment will be at a later date in Glenwood, IA. Please sign the online guestbook at www.primrosefuneralservice.com
Jerry Warden, 96, of Norman, passed away Nov. 22, 2020. The family will hold a celebration of life at a later date. Please visit our website for the full obituary at www.havenbrookfuneralhome.com
Betty Little, 84 of Purcell, passed away Friday, November 20, 2020. Service is scheduled for 2:00 P.M. Tuesday, November 24, 2020. This celebration will be virtual, and you can join us @ www.wilsonlitte.com, or on our Facebook page, Wilson Little.
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