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These 7 Enormous Oklahoma Antique Malls Hold Enough Booths To Fill An Entire Saturday
I only stopped to stretch my legs and grab a cold soda, and somehow three hours later I was still wandering aisles of old lunchboxes and milk glass. That is the funny thing about antique malls in Oklahoma. From the outside, many look like plain brick buildings or old warehouses,...
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Selling an As-Is House in Edmond or OKC: A Practical Guide for Storm Damage, Foundation Trouble and Inherited Homes
Most home-selling advice assumes the house is in good shape. You paint, stage, list, and wait for offers. But many houses around Edmond and Oklahoma City don’t fit that picture. A hailstorm took out the roof, a door started sticking after a dry summer, or a parent passed away and left a full house and no will.
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East Norman farmer pushes for development restrictions to protect farmland, water resource
NORMAN, Okla. — A grassroots effort is underway to limit residential development in east Norman as residents seek to preserve agricultural land and protect the city's water resources. The proposed East Norman Agricultural and Watershed Overlay District would restrict housing density and require certain developments to set aside land...
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Former Oklahoma AD Joe Castiglione takes key role in new sports business center at OU
Former Oklahoma AD Joe Castiglione will have a key role in the Univ. of Oklahoma’s new Center for the Business of Sports and Entertainment, helping teach students, connect graduates with employers and build industry relationships. The center will bring OU’s existing sports business programs under one roof, including undergraduate and graduate offerings, an esports certificate and executive education programs for future ADs. Associate professor Sean Daly will oversee day-to-day operations. The center was announced Wednesday at OU’s inaugural Symposium on Sports Business and Entertainment, which featured Thunder GM Sam Presti, Mavericks minority owner Mark Cuban and ADs from several major schools, including OU’s Roger Denny, Ohio State’s Ross Bjork, Texas’ Chris Del Conte, Texas Tech’s Kirby Hocutt and Washington’s Pat Chun. Other speakers included Learfield Chief Strategy Officer Matt Deimund, OU Deputy AD Gregg Garn, Price College advisory board member Steve Ives, Sport Fishing Championship President & CEO Mark Neifeld and JP Morgan Exec Dir Todd Smith (OU).
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Yukon farm adapts to extreme Oklahoma weather during first growing season
YUKON, Okla - Shepard’s Way Farmstead in Yukon opened in July 2026 and has already dealt with severe heat, drought and about 9 inches of rain. Owner Ryan Miller says some crops struggled in the dry weather while others thrived after the storms, and the farm is considering greenhouses to prepare for future seasons.