EDMOND — The members of the Edmond North junior varsity cheer team are, front row from left, Katie McCullough, Kayley Klaus, Natalie Lindsey and Emily Rudd; middle row from left, Sarah Hildebrand, Maddy Breuklander, Allie Petrey, Carrie Funderburk and Rachel West; back row from left, Kristen Herm, Devin LaFerr and Leslie Caldwell.
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Warrior exhibit hits Sam Noble Museum
“Warrior Spirits: Indigenous Arts from Papau New Guinea” is now open at the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History, allowing visitors a special glimpse into the lifestyle of the island’s rural societies.
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Planning Commission OK's portable building for Mercy
A temporary office building for Mercy Health Services was agreed to 3-1 this week by the Edmond Planning Commission. Commissioner Barry Moore cast the no vote.
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Largest school bond brings record low rate
In a 5-0 vote the Edmond Board of Education sold the largest bond issue at the lowest interest ever received.
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D.A.: Answers coming in 'Bicycle Bob' case
Weeks away from the start of trial proceedings in the “Bicycle Bob” case, the county’s top prosecutor said he is ready to answer questions for the victim’s family and the community.
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Coburn: U.S. 'has abandoned' the Constitution
Small business owner Pat Nichols of Nichols Travel said it’s simple to eliminate wasteful spending from his travel agency business. So he asked U.S. Sen. Tom Coburn why it seems like the system is broken when the government doesn’t stop duplicative spending.
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Edmond cop faces shoot/don’t shoot moment
A police officer fearing for his safety during a traffic stop Friday evening in downtown Edmond controlled a suspect without using his firearm, police said.
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Sen. Coburn warns of Iranian intentions
There is no denying that Iran is intent on developing a nuclear weapon, U.S. Sen. Tom Coburn warned at a town hall, hosted Saturday by the University of Central Oklahoma.
Coburn was asked twice about how the U.S. should respond to Iran’s nuclear program and what to do if Israel carries out a pre-emptive strike on Iran’s nuclear program. -
Nichols Hills attorney faces drug, public intox complaints in Guthrie
A duffle bag containing legal papers, multiple changes of clothes, makeup and feminine products are part of a case involving a metro attorney, police said.
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Weekend forecast calls for possible winter storm
So far during the 2011-12 winter season only trace amounts of snow have fallen on Edmond. That may change during the weekend, forecasters say.
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Fallin announces appointments
Gov. Mary Fallin announced this week the appointments of Edmond residents to the following boards and commissions.
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