Good morning, Norman.

Tamashi Ramen marks its 10th anniversary with a five-day takeover event scheduled to begin next week at its Norman location.

Chef Kaneko from Kanagawa — leading a team of four — will serve an exclusive miso ramen menu, and the restaurant has sold 2,700 tickets for the celebration.

Oklahoma author Josh Crutchmer released his new book Never Say Never that gives a behind-the-scenes look at the Cross-Canadian Ragweed reunion in Stillwater on Saturday, July 12th.

Proceeds of $5 per copy go to the YMCA of Okmulgee — supporting youth sports — and reflect his hometown roots.

The OKC Thunder Summer League team stressed strong family values as undrafted guard Chris Youngblood scored 19 points in his first start to help the team beat Brooklyn 90-81 on Thursday.

Head coach Connor Johnson said the game's supportive atmosphere (which boosted player bonding) set the stage for future contests (as the team prepares for upcoming games).

Former OU Sooner Chris Gotterup shot a 61 to tie the course record and lead at 11-under, and he will tee off in the final round today at 7:40 a.m.—joining five-time major winner Rory McIlroy, who shot 4-under on Saturday, and one-time OSU Cowboy Wyndham Clark at 9-under.

Seventeen-year-old Eli Willits reclassified to finish high school early from Fort Cobb-Broxton and is expected to hear his name called in today's MLB Draft in Atlanta—his strong athletic skills and family baseball background boost his top prospect status.

Beats & Bites Festival featuring John Waite and Paul Young

6:30-10:00 p.m. — Riverwind Casino — Check event page for pricing — Celebrate Oklahoma's finest with live music, food trucks, and a fireworks show.

Beats & Bites Festival featuring Kansas

6:30-8:00 p.m. — Riverwind Casino — Ticket prices vary — A night of classic rock and food trucks featuring legendary bands Kansas and Starship.