Thomas Pablo
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2 months ago |
oudaily.com | Abby Young |Thomas Pablo
Former Norman Mayor and Oklahoma Rep. Bill Nations died at 82 on Feb. 4 after battling cancer. Nations was born in Greenville, Texas, in 1942. He attended Noble High School and earned a history degree from OU. He attended dental school at Baylor University, where he met his wife, Teena Nations. The two married on June 2, 1967, in Dallas. Nations served in the Navy until 1970 when he and Teena moved to Norman, where he opened a dental practice on Main Street.
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2 months ago |
oudaily.com | Thomas Pablo |Abby Young |Ismael Lele
OU Daily fact-checked statements made at the Norman mayoral debate on Jan. 30 featuring candidates including incumbent Mayor Larry Heikkila, Ward 7 Councilmember Stephen Tyler Holman and local attorney Riley Mulinix. The debate was hosted in partnership with OU Daily, NonDoc, News 9, The Norman Transcript and Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communications. The debate was live-streamed on OU Daily, NonDoc and News 9 social media accounts and can be rewatched here.
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2 months ago |
oudaily.com | Abby Young |Thomas Pablo
Leaning against the motel balcony, Seth Houston overlooked the van he’s had to sleep nights in with his wife, three sons and niece. After a year of living on the road, moving couch to couch, Houston and his family moved to the OU Motel in mid-December. But due to an eviction notice, Houston has just a week left to leave the motel, leaving him contemplating where he and his family might relocate to.
State senator files bills to modify turnpike route, require resident notification prior to expansion
Jan 16, 2025 |
oudaily.com | Thomas Pablo
Sen. Lisa Standridge (R-Norman) filed two bills in the Oklahoma state Legislature that would modify a turnpike route scheduled for Norman and Lake Thunderbird and require notices for residents affected by turnpike expansion. Senate Bill 493 would modify a turnpike route originally planned to begin in the vicinity of Mustang and end in Norman.
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Jan 16, 2025 |
oudaily.com | Thomas Pablo
City Care took over full operations for A Friend’s House, Norman’s overnight emergency shelter, on Wednesday. City Care is an Oklahoma City-based non-profit organization that specializes in addressing homelessness. On Nov. 26, Norman City Council voted 5-4 to approve a contract with City Care to assume full operations of the shelter from Jan. 15 to June 30.
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