Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 27th of July.
Good morning, Norman.
Meals on Wheels of Norman broke its fundraising goal for its annual golf scramble and silent auction on July 14 at The Trails Golf Club as over 150 golfers+34 teams joined to raise money for feeding local seniors.
Thirteen independent bookstores across Oklahoma offer new releases, secondhand finds, and community events—ranging from book clubs to art classes—with locations in Norman, Oklahoma City, Edmond, Tulsa, and more—inviting book lovers to explore diverse literary experiences.
On Friday, July 25th, Hot Seat featured Scott Mitchell and pollster Michael Meyers discussing how rising artificial intelligence demand and onshored manufacturing drove up Oklahoma’s energy needs while poor political choices slowed infrastructure development — a poll found 68% of residents support keeping or easing wind energy policies with a three to one margin in favor of wind power.
OU football returns Damonic Williams for his senior season after a solid year in 12 games that saw him record 35 tackles and 4.5 tackles for loss following his transfer from TCU.
Coach Brent Venables said Williams' mindset has completely changed—he now leads the defensive line with improved strength and focus that could boost the team's upcoming performance.
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.
Glass Bead Suncatcher Workshop
2-3 p.m. — Uncanny Art House — Cost not specified — Create a vibrant glass bead suncatcher in this fun workshop with artist Lindsey Martin-Prascher.
Red Clay Roots Festival
1 PM – 7 PM — The Standard — Admission details TBA — Vibe to amazing tunes and connect with fellow music lovers at this vibrant festival.
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