Good morning, Norman.

Mezzo Bakeshop opened in the former Brown's Bakery building at 1100 N Walker Ave yesterday.

Owners Tori and Chad Arnold, who also run Summer Moon Coffee locations, offer a menu with breakfast, lunch, and house-made breads — inviting local guests until 3 p.m. Tuesdays through Sundays.

Nothing Bundt Cakes is giving away a free Confetti Bundtlet to the first 300 visitors at any location today for National Bring the Joy Day, and local stores will also offer two fall-inspired cakes as part of a six-week 10 Million Bites Of Joy promotion.

Two local Sons of the American Revolution members were honored Monday by the county board and state Sen. Lisa Standridge for their work on the America 250 memorial bench — Ralph L.

Stevenson Jr. designed it while Tony Eastmond helped secure its placement at the courthouse.

Infant Crisis Services has eased diaper insecurity for local families by distributing nearly 700,000 diapers in the first half of 2026 + the nonprofit is calling on community participation in upcoming drives to help offset high diaper costs.

OU football coach Brent Venables said linebacker Kip Lewis, who left Saturday's game against Michigan with a knee injury, may return sooner than expected.

Cole Sullivan will start against New Mexico if Lewis remains unable to play.

The Sooners will face Georgia on Saturday, Sept.

26 at 2:30 p.m. CT at Sanford Stadium in Athens as part of SEC Week 4 (game airs on ABC or ESPN).

The Oklahoman’s fall girls sport athletes of the week poll, presented by Landmark Fine Homes, ran from Sept.

7‑13 and featured nominees from Southmoore, Norman, Piedmont, Tuttle, Bethany, Lexington and Norman North — voting closed on Sunday at noon.

Oklahoma's offense struggled against Michigan on Saturday, Sept.

12 in Ann Arbor as missed throws and an inconsistent run game cost the Sooners key momentum. Coach Ben Arbuckle and quarterback John Mateer stressed a need to work on the basics in film review and practice.