Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 28th of August.
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Chickasaw composer Jerod Tate’s new work Ko'koom'fena, sung in the Shawnee language, debuts on Aug.
30 at McFarlin Memorial United Methodist Church. The Norman Philharmonic presents this 15-minute classical piece that celebrates Indigenous language revitalization & family heritage.
Norman will shut down A Better Way at the end of August after the Attorney General's Office denied funding for the program that offered work, meals and service connections to people experiencing homelessness — a key support effort run by Mental Health Association Oklahoma.
Baxter International Inc. recalled three injectable drugs on Aug.
27 after the FDA found possible fiberglass and stainless steel contamination that could cause blood clots, blockages, and organ damage. Local health providers and home-care patients are advised to check their supplies and follow distributor return instructions.
High school Week 0 football games wrapped up Thursday, Aug.
27, with exciting plays across the state and standout moments from Norman North's Ben Kolar — his performance helped set the tone for the season ahead.
OU wide receiver Elijah Thomas is ready for a breakout season as he refines his route technique and maturity with guidance from senior players (including Isaiah Sategna III) ahead of the opener against UTEP next Friday.
The receiver has shifted focus from special teams to vie for a starting role.
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