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Oklahoma Daily
East Norman: Escape the city, connect with nature
Editor's note: This story is featured in OU Daily's Best of Norman Guide, which is available online and in print. Racks can be found around Norman and campus. Check out the other featured stories at the bottom of this article. East Norman is home to a variety of parks, offering...
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At This Oklahoma Airport Diner, Your Cheap Pancakes Come With Planes Taxiing Right Past The Window
Most breakfast spots give you a booth and a parking lot view. This one in Norman gives you a runway. Small planes and private jets roll past the dining room windows while plates of pancakes land on your table, and nobody charges extra for the show. The diner sits inside a working airport lobby, it closes by 2 PM, and it fills up fast with Sooner fans, pilots, office crews, and families who know the secret.
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Oklahoma’s Coolest Little Soda Fountain in Cement Scoops Old-Fashioned Churned Ice Cream Off Highway 277
Some of the best stops in Oklahoma are the ones you almost drive right past. You take a small turn off the highway, park on a quiet main street, and suddenly you are holding a cold scoop of ice cream that tastes like summer at grandma’s house. Add a...
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Marlow students take the stage for Schoolmates
MARLOW, Okla. (KSWO) - Marlow Public Schools hosted a local country band Thursday at the Marlow Performing Arts Center to perform for middle and high school students. Gage Wilkerson and the Young Guns are an up-and-coming red dirt band hailing out of southwest Oklahoma. This five-piece band, comprised of high schoolers with two being senior outlaws of Marlow High, took to the stage, showcasing their talent and love of music. Having opened for a plethora of well- known artists from the Kansas border to the Lone Star State, the young guns never expected to be performing for a much younger crowd on a school day.
The Coconut Mama
The 3 most beloved Oklahoma restaurants that are now gone (one after almost 50 years)
Oklahoma lost three restaurants that represented very different kinds of comfort: a Tulsa institution, a trailblazing vegan kitchen and a neighborhood-minded wood-fired restaurant. Their departures follow another round of Oklahoma…