Good morning, Norman.

Norman-based artist Nick Lillard presents his Sculpted Worlds exhibit at Uncanny Art House today, featuring metal sculptures of caterpillars and robotic figures that enliven our local art scene.

Film fans enjoyed the second day of deadCenter Film Festival yesterday at Oklahoma Contemporary, where screenings and exhibitor displays brought the community together.

University of Oklahoma will offer new three-year degree programs to fill gaps in the state workforce.

The updated courses aim to prepare students for evolving job market needs.

The University of Oklahoma runs an FAA-approved Air Traffic Control training program in Norman that uses realistic simulators to prepare students for immediate FAA on-job training amid a national shortage — one of just 12 such programs nationwide.

The program recently celebrated its first certified graduate, showing early success.

A CRFB analysis warns that about 721,631 Oklahomans may see Social Security benefits drop by roughly $486 a month if the trust fund is exhausted by 2032 + the cuts could total nearly $4 billion in lost benefits.

Farmers markets across the metro area offer fresh produce, baked goods, and token incentives at Norman’s market.

They run on varied schedules through October (check individual market hours) so visitors can plan their trips.

OU baseball advanced to the College World Series after a series of upsets, powered by Dayton Tockey who hit five homers in seven tournament games.

The team will face Alabama tomorrow in Omaha.

Former OU softball star Tiare Jennings led the Texas Volts to an 8-5 win over the OKC Spark on Thursday, Jun.

11 — signing autographs for fans outside Tom Heath Field while recording two RBIs and a home run as her leadership calmed a young team.

Former Oklahoma State football coach Bob Simmons died Tuesday at age 77.

As the first Black head coach at OSU and a Big 12 Coach of the Year, he led the Cowboys for six seasons, marking their first win over OU in 19 years — a milestone remembered by fans.

Lettering Basics Workshop

10 AM – 12 PM — Firehouse Art Center, 444 S Flood Ave, Norman, OK — Cost info not specified — Discover the art of lettering with designs from a local expert.

Summer Solstice Celebration at Magic Forest

4-10:30 p.m. — Magic Forest Retreat Center — $100 — Celebrate the longest day with yoga, swimming, sauna, and music around the fire.

Nike Softball Camp at Oklahoma Christian University

9 a.m. - 3 p.m. — Oklahoma Christian University — $409 — Enhance softball skills in a fun and supportive environment with experienced coaching.

OU Corrosion Control Course

June 23-25 — Embassy Suites by Hilton Norman Hotel & Conference Center — Registration fee required — Enhance your corrosion prevention knowledge at this annual training event.

NFourth Fest 250 Celebration

4-10 p.m. — Reaves Park — Free entry — Celebrate Independence Day with food trucks, yard games, contests, and live music by prominent artists.