It’s not likely the trackhoe operator that put an end to Jess and Vivian Walden’s home and cleaners location at 202 N. Flood Ave. had any inkling of the family’s Norman legacy.
We made it to 2022. It’s been a tough couple of years, and continues to be difficult as the COVID pandemic and the related consequences thrive. We will feel the aftereffects as a community, a country and the world for many years to come.
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An upcoming class at The Well offers free childbirth education to pregnant individuals and their labor support persons.
Heavy rain in Norman causes problems — we all know that.
Oklahoma District Courts leaned into technology to navigate through the global COVID-19 pandemic.
“What are you trying to do to our neighborhood?” one caller asked.
The budget process actually started in November, and will continue until a final budget for the next fiscal year, which begins on July 1, 2022, is approved. If past is prologue, voting may come down to the wire, meaning late June. It’s happened before...
As he sat in the stands of Miami, Florida’s Orange Bowl, the Alabama Crimson Tide were dominating the Oklahoma Sooners, coached then by the legendary Bud Wilkinson. Oklahoma would eventually lose 17-0 to Coach Paul “Bear” Bryant’s team.
The smiling man in the clerical collar came into my editor’s office with a single request: He’d written something he thought the newspaper might want to print.
Our pastor began his Christmas sermon with the following story: Someone asked Steven Spielberg what he expected to hear from God when they met in heaven.
It did not happen in the last presidential election despite incumbent President Trump’s devious plot to overturn his defeat.
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It’s not likely the trackhoe operator that put an end to Jess and Vivian Walden’s home and cleaners location at 202 N. Flood Ave. had any inkling of the family’s Norman legacy.
We made it to 2022. It’s been a tough couple of years, and continues to be difficult as the COVID pandemic and the related consequences thrive. We will feel the aftereffects as a community, a country and the world for many years to come.
An upcoming class at The Well offers free childbirth education to pregnant individuals and their labor support persons.
Heavy rain in Norman causes problems — we all know that.
Oklahoma District Courts leaned into technology to navigate through the global COVID-19 pandemic.
“What are you trying to do to our neighborhood?” one caller asked.
The budget process actually started in November, and will continue until a final budget for the next fiscal year, which begins on July 1, 2022, is approved. If past is prologue, voting may come down to the wire, meaning late June. It’s happened before...
As he sat in the stands of Miami, Florida’s Orange Bowl, the Alabama Crimson Tide were dominating the Oklahoma Sooners, coached then by the legendary Bud Wilkinson. Oklahoma would eventually lose 17-0 to Coach Paul “Bear” Bryant’s team.
The smiling man in the clerical collar came into my editor’s office with a single request: He’d written something he thought the newspaper might want to print.
Our pastor began his Christmas sermon with the following story: Someone asked Steven Spielberg what he expected to hear from God when they met in heaven.
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Cristina Cayago Nunn, 73, of Norman, died January 13, 2022. Visitation: 12:00-4:00pm, Thursday, January 20th, at Moore Funeral Home and Cremation-Moore. Funeral service: 6:00pm, Thursday, January 20th, at funeral home. Interment: 11:00am, Friday January 21st, at Moore City Cemetery. www.moor…
Roy G. Millsap, 78, of Norman, passed away January 17, 2022. Visitation: 6:00-8:00pm, Friday, January 21st, at Havenbrook Funeral Home-Norman. Funeral Service: 2:00pm, Saturday, January 22nd, at the funeral home, and via live-stream link on Roy's tribute page at www.havenbrookfuneralhome.com.
