Andrea Hancock

If you’re looking for community events to enjoy with the mothers in your life, or you’re a mother looking to have some fun, several Cleveland County businesses are holding special Mother’s Day programming on May 11 and 12.

Ahead of Mother’s Day, the Norman Chamber of Commerce honored some of the mother-daughter duos who run businesses in the city.

On Wednesday, the Oklahoma State Department of Education issued a letter of warning and request for remediation from Mid-Del School District, asserting the district had misspent over $500,000 in federal

Editor's note: The online version of this story was updated May 14 at 3:56 p.m. with more information about the case.

On Monday, the statutory review committee for the proposed University North Park arena and entertainment district reviewed the district’s proposed project plan — or, at least, a preliminary version.

The City of Norman is inviting residents a community cleanup Saturday at Creekside Bike Park.

The lone item outside of the Norman City Council’s consent docket Tuesday was a public hearing on a community development grant action plan.

On Thursday, the City of Norman officially unveiled its plan for a new tax increment financing district.

With help from their two children and five grandchildren, Darryl and Tammy Mappes run a farm raising award-winning hogs and cattle.

May 18—Farming is a family affair for the Mappes Family, who have raised hogs and cattle for four generations. Darryl Mappes, the patriarch of the family, learned how to care for animals from his father, Henry "Doc" Mappes. Doc was the first veterinarian in Moore, and he had participated in 4-H from an early age. Doc initially started a farm near what is now Sooner Road in rural Cleveland ...