Joy Hampton

Martie Collin of Collin Farms grows luffas, gourds and produce which she sells at the market. Her primary products are beautiful works of art from ornaments to birdhouses that she creates out of gourds. Joy Hampton | For The Transcript

Along the 600 block of East Robinson Street in Norman, two county buildings front the sidewalk facing south while other buildings, parking lots, and an RV park crouch behind them

Starting Nov. 2 and running through the end of March, the Norman Farm Market’s winter season will be operational from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays. On football game

Starting on Tuesdays in November, instructor Brett Ketner will be teaching Martial Arts Fundamentals for Kids at the Cleveland County Wellness Square (The Well), 210 S. James Garner Ave. The

Doug’s Chili Powder by the Suncatcher Spice Company is one of several varieties available at the Norman Farm Market. Photo provided.

If you can imagine yourself cozied up in your most comfortable chair knitting a pair of mittens or a hat and scarf, Knitting 101 might just be the class for

Christmas, Hanukkah and Kwanzaa all contain elements of gift giving, so it’s no surprise that this time of year brings out the best in many of us as we contemplate

Oklahoma Home and Community Education member Martha Aughe sells products made and donated by OHCE members during the Cleveland County Fair to raise money for scholarships. Joy Hampton | For The Transcript

Every year, I write several New Year resolutions in my journal. They’re always great ideas about improving my mind, body and spirit and mostly involve exercise, healthy eating and more

Find support in your journey to improve your health this year at the Cleveland County Wellness Square (The Well), 210 S. James Garner Ave.