Bill Scanlon is a journalist based in Norman, Oklahoma, and writes for The Norman Transcript. His articles focus on local news and events, highlighting the stories and experiences of the Norman community. Bill's work has also been featured in Hospitality Net, showcasing his expertise in the hospitality industry.
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If you’ve read this column with any frequency, you’ll know that I’ve written about Norman’s Adult Wellness and Education Center (formerly known— at
On Father's Day, one of my kids gave me a t-shirt with a cartoon of Calvin and Hobbes on it. You may remember the boy (Calvin) and his stuffed tiger (Hobbes) from comic strips about a decade ago.
This afternoon at 2 PM, there will be a ribbon cutting at the newly expanded Norman Regional HealthPlex, 3300 HealthPlex Parkway (near the intersection of Tecumseh and I-35). Tomorrow, July
On July 2, 1863, my great grandfather was stationed at the foot of Little Round Top in Gettysburg.
In 218 BC, the Carthaginian general Hannibal led an army (estimated by historians) of 70,000 men and 37 elephants across the Alps, to attack the Roman army on their own territory.
Written in 1932, the song “Underneath the Arches” tells the story of destitute people during the Great Depression taking shelter under a railroad bridge in Derby (pronounced “Darby”) England. The
As a kid growing up, I attended a number of schools. Other than being nervous about attending a new school, I remember those days (rose colored glasses) as being relatively carefree.
Now that I have your attention, let me explain.... You may have heard of the “Area and Infrastructure Master Plan” process, otherwise known as “AIM.” and
One of my windows on the world is participation in Norman Regional’s EMSSTAT service. I’m privileged to sit as a citizen member of its Quality Committee. I don’t pretend to
It was drilled into my brain-- in graduate school and in the military-- that it was best, when writing or speaking, to restrict yourself to three main points.
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