Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 22nd of July.
Good morning, Norman.
Candidates for state superintendent discussed ways to improve literacy and debated the role of religion in classrooms—offering plans for increased teacher training and early reading assessments ahead of the August runoff and November vote.
Officials at the Oklahoma State Department of Health report 172 confirmed Cyclospora cases statewide, including 12 hospitalizations.
Federal investigators continue linking the outbreak to Taylor Farms lettuce, and residents with prolonged diarrhea are advised to seek medical care.
Following Owen Heinecke’s return, OU coach Brent Venables is training Michigan transfer linebacker Cole Sullivan in multiple roles to boost defensive depth.
Sullivan tallied 44 tackles last season + earned respect from teammates and now plays a key role on the gridiron.
SINGO Night Fundraiser for Boys & Girls Club
6-9 p.m. — The Standard — Free entry • $5 SINGO cards — Enjoy Disney and Classic SINGO while supporting local youth with food, drinks, and prizes.
Children and Family Center Event
10 a.m.–2 p.m. — Center For Children and Families, Inc. — Free entry — A community event focused on providing services and resources for families and children.
Teaching Climate Across the Curriculum: Tools and Strategies for K–12
8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. — National Weather Center (NWC) — Registration required — Explore hands-on workshops to integrate climate science into your K–12 teaching across all subjects.
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