Doug Hill

Rodolfo Machado making remarks last month in Norman about the Machado Silvetti Collection of Frankoma Pottery donated to OU.

Over the telephone people started mistaking Kim Griffin (née Green) for her parents when she was around six years old. Today her womanly pipes still have a low register. She

The Gabriel Bird dentistry office building mural provides a hospitable howdy to east bound Main Street travelers. Doug Hill | For The Transcript

Norman’s Shevaun Williams had her initial artistic epiphany as a young photographer in an exotic locale on another continent. That may explain why she still has wanderlust for far flung

A common misconception is that Indigenous people and their traditions are static in time. Nothing could be further from the truth. The past influences Natives and how they think about

Life on the farm in what’s now southeast Norman residential subdivisions was where artist John Tullius’ creativity was first realized. As a boy in the 1960s teachers recognized his preternatural

If you claim to be bored in Norman it’s your own fault. It means you’re not taking advantage of the smorgasbord of arts and entertainment that’s available year round. Looking

Doug Hill is a specialist GP in Dunedin. Like many, he is worried about the endgame for general practice. He provides some reminders of how far general practice has come and is left wondering why it now finds itself at a crisis point

Firehouse Art Center, 444 S. Flood Avenue is a Norman institution and pillar of our arts community. It’s a long-time place for instruction in how to paint, draw and make

Myles Boothroyd is teaching his students at OU to both practice their art and share it with listeners in the community. Doug Hill | For The Transcript