Andy Rieger is an Editor at The Norman Transcript and Enid News & Eagle. He focuses on themes of culture and society, exploring topics such as holidays, wildlife, and academia, with a particular emphasis on Oklahoma. Andy's work has been featured in notable publications, showcasing his insights into the cultural fabric of the region.
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Andy Rieger's columns predominantly cover local history, community, and landmarks in Oklahoma and Norman. His focus on government & politics, family & relationships, as well as culture & society indicates an interest in stories that highlight the human aspect of these topics within a local context.
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In the summer of 1917, Deputy Sheriff Grover Fulkerson was guarding the Canadian River bridge on the southwest side of Norman.
By: Andy Rieger
AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands — The lines at the Anne Frank home tour here form early. Tourists want to experience for themselves the hiding spot where the family avoided German soldiers
HOLTZWIHR, France — The monument honoring Audie Murphy, the Texas teenager who single-handedly held off about a hundred German mountain hunters in
The Father’s Day advertising blitz usually begins about Memorial Day. It’s tough to ignore when you’re buying other cards and the rows of Father’s Day notes are all around you.
Unlike other states, fireworks sales have a limited lifespan in Oklahoma. Stands can open June 15 and must close a few days after the Fourth of July holiday.
Somewhere in those 75-year-old archives being touted by Channel 4 television, there’s a film clip of a 10-year-old me celebrating my birthday at the Foreman Scotty show.
The University of Maine fans that made the trip to the Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium earlier this month couldn’t help but notice the empty seats on the east side.
By: Andy Rieger
A bus full of tourists pulled up in Herb Greene’s east Norman driveway in the early 1960s when he was still living here. The OU architecture professor and his family
It wasn’t really Christmas until the Greyhound bus arrived in Norman in the late afternoon hours on Christmas Day. That’s when an aunt, one of two Catholic nuns in the
My first real job as a professional journalist came on the early-morning copy desk shift at the late Oklahoma City Times 46 years ago this week.
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