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Bringing a new life into the world can be a joyous event for everyone involved. Sometimes, however, it can lead to significant emotional and mental changes for a new mother that make daily life difficult. Although celebrities like Serena Williams and Chrissy Teigen have brought peripartum mood disorders into the public eye, most people still don’t know a lot about them. Q What are peripartum mood disorders?
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Jan 15, 2025 | 
theedmondway.com | Erin Stevens
Discriminatory restrictive covenants and language can still be found in communities across the country, even though they hold no legal standing. But, for the past two years, the City of Edmond and partners throughout the city and state fought to change state laws related to removing such illegal language from historical property documents. Now, they have taken that first step.
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Jan 13, 2025 | 
theedmondway.com | Erin Stevens
Body The Edmond City Council voted 4-1 to accept the resignation of City Manager Scot Rigby during tonight's meeting. Mayor Darrell Davis was the only dissenting vote. Rigby served as City Manager since March 2022. Randy Entz, Assistant City Manager, has been appointed as acting City Manager. For the full story of Monday's City Council Meeting read this weeks edition of The Edmond Way in print or online publishing on Thursday.
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Jan 9, 2025 | 
theedmondway.com | Erin Stevens
Galloping Art Installed In the past, live horses roamed the area; now they’ve returned in majestic bronze, The Valley of the Horse, by Paul Moore. The public art piece cost $650,000 though over 72% was covered by private donations. The horses gallop on the corner of the future Uncommon Ground Sculpture Park.
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Dec 4, 2024 | 
theedmondway.com | Erin Stevens
Sovereign Bank, formerly First National Bank and Trust, broke ground Monday for their new branch location in Edmond. The bank is currently open for operations in a nearby office building at 3856 S Blvd, Suite 260 in Edmond but are looking forward to a fresh new space down the road at 3480 S Blvd. Sovereign Bank is owned by the Citizens of Potawatomi Nation (CPN) and is the nation’s largest tribally owned bank. Bank leaders and CPN Chairman John A.
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Dec 4, 2024 | 
theedmondway.com | Erin Stevens
Residents of Edmond will face more elections in the spring of 2025. The filing period for the upcoming general elections opened on December 2 and remain open through December 4. The City of Edmond have several choices to make electing new members of the city council. Below is the current list of candidates who have officially filed to run for their respective races.
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Nov 27, 2024 | 
theedmondway.com | Erin Stevens
A ceremonial groundbreaking for the Beacon of Vision statue was held at the Oklahoma History Center last week and included the artist and designer, Nathan Pratt, who had the original dream of the concept. The stainless steel monument will stand at least 50 feet tall, and will depict Oklahoma aviator Wiley Post wearing his famous eye patch and pressurized flight suit.
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Nov 26, 2024 | 
theedmondway.com | Erin Stevens
Body On Friday, November 22, the Antlers’ playoff run came to an end, losing the quarterfinal playoff game to Owasso 40-26. Quarterback Grady Adamson led the team with 228.6 total yards in the game, passing 183.9 of those yards. Mason Smith was Adamson’s main target receiving 110.6 yards, while Lemar Davis led Deer Creek in rushing with 61.4 yards. The Antlers ended their first year in OSSAA division 6A-1-1with an overall record of 8-4.
