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Oklahoma oil executive Harold Hamm commits $150 million to advance health education, research (opens the original)
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The award is the largest single gift in the institution’s history and will support health education, research and workforce. Of the $150 million commitment, $50 million will help advance research at the Harold Hamm Diabetes Center. The remaining $100 million will advance the broader academic and research enterprise at the university’s health campus, which will now be called the Harold Hamm Health Campus at the University of Oklahoma. “This gift is about far more than its historic size. It is Har
New pollinator garden coming to Norman City Hall (opens the original)
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Norman City Hall is getting a new pollinator garden later this month. The new City Hall gardens are the result of a collaboration between the City of Norman and the Oklahoma Monarch Society, an organization that creates and protects habitatfor monarch butterflies across the state. The new garden will include milkweed plants that provide food and shelter for monarchs, along with educational signage and a themed mural by Oklahoma artist Rick Sinnett. The garden will be opened to the public with a
Drought prompts tighter water restrictions across Oklahoma City metro (opens the original)
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The heat, combined with low rainfall, is raising concerns around water usage across several Oklahoma communities. Edmond, along with Norman and Oklahoma City, already observes an even-odd lawn watering schedule year long. But on Wednesday, Edmond moved to stage 2 of its water conservation schedule, limiting lawn watering to 2-days a week. This comes after the City of Edmond reported using upwards of 22 million gallons of water a day due to the heat. Meanwhile, Deer Creek has been under a ban on
Norman extends storm debris pickup through August (opens the original)
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Storm debris collection in Norman continues following the July 4 wind storm. The city says collection has been expanded through the end of August, now taking place every day of the week. According to city reports, more than 32,000 cubic yards of storm debris have been removed as of Aug. 2. The city is advising residents to separate routine yard waste from storm debris piles. To help expedite the process, the city is offering 33-gallon yard waste containers at a special promotional price of $20 w
Oklahoma City Council chooses Matt Goad’s 'One Voice, One OKC' as Continental Coliseum art piece (opens the original)
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Matt Goad has been a graphic designer in the OKC Metro for over 30 years. Now, he’s working on his fourth public arts commission, this time bringing his talents to the upcoming Continental Coliseum. Goad’s work takes inspiration from midcentury illustrations and comics, while also drawing on modernist influences such as Picasso and Chagall. “I say I wear my inspirations on my sleeve,” Goad said, “These are influences that I still carry today, and you can still see some of them in my work.” Thirt
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