Taylor Ann Barnes
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Norman professional dancer selected for Dancing for a Miracle (opens the original)
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Kelsey Rogers, a professional dancer from Norman, was selected to participate in the 19th Annual Dancing for a Miracle gala on Aug. 22. The Childrenâs Health Foundation pairs local participants with professional dancers to compete for vote and money in a format similar to âDancing with the Stars.â It raises funds to improve the health of children across all 77 counties through research, education and medical care Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.
Norman Animal Welfare reaches capacity, looks for foster and permanent homes for animals (opens the original)
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Norman Animal Welfare is asking the community to adopt animals as the shelter has reached full capacity. The shelter is looking for community members willing to adopt permanently; however, some foster dogs are available. The shelter offered a reduced adoption fee of $25 on Monday only but the shelter will âplay it by earâ based on the number of adoptions. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.
Norman Parks and Recreation teaches residents about invasive species (opens the original)
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Norman Parks and Recreation held an invasive species removal project at Saxon Park Saturday to celebrate National Trails Day. The event taught volunteers how to identify invasive species, learn how the plans threaten native ecosystems and showed how to remove invasive species. The event also explores a prescribed burn area to learn how fire can be beneficial to native plants and wildlife. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.
Moore water clear of E. coli following additional testing (opens the original)
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Drinking water in Moore is clear of E. coli following additional testing Friday but a boil order still remains in effect for an additional 24 hours. During daily routine testing of the Moor Public Water Supply, one isolated test Thursday came back positive for E. coli, prompting another round of testing covering a broader area, according to Moore City Manager Brooks Mitchell. The wider sampling area produced several positive test results. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented
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