Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 29th of July.
Good morning, Norman.
A young OKC metro girl is hosting a Beauty and the Beast themed princess party at Byrdie’s Bakery in Norman on Saturday, August 2nd from 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. Organized by Amberly’s Sensational Celebrations, the charity event collects books and small toys for Amberly’s Magical Bookshelf to benefit families at the Share Center for Norman’s Food & Shelter — tickets cost $15.
Fifteen school districts in the OKC area will start classes this fall with districts setting different dates; Norman Public Schools will open on Aug.
13 and Santa Fe South Charter Schools will begin on July 31 — most districts will start mid-August. Students and parents should check with their local schools for more details on the academic calendar.
On Monday, July 28th, the Oklahoma State Department of Health reminded parents to secure a birth certificate + schedule a well-child visit + update immunization records for school enrollment, noting that children cannot attend school without proper documentation or a filed exemption.
R Mason Thomas is stepping into a bigger role on OU's defense—he earned second-team All-SEC honors last season and led with nine sacks—after Ethan Downs signed with Jacksonville, and he is set to help the team at preseason camp before the Aug.30 opener.
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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