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The City Council on Tuesday will discuss a proposed apartment complex in an existing floodplain and a contract to purchase land for affordable housing.

Local economic development and tourism experts are preparing for a big boost to Norman’s economy and population once the University of Oklahoma moves to the Southeastern Conference.

Local brewers are preparing the suds for the second iteration of a festival celebrating Norman’s vibrant craft beer scene.

The University of Oklahoma's decision to move to the SEC will have an enormous economic impact on Norman for years to come and is likely to extend to Oklahoma City, experts say.

Norman residents could pay a rental car tax to potentially fund a local sports commission through VisitNorman.

National Travel and Tourism Week (NTTW), the annual celebration of the contributions of the U.S. travel industry, will spotlight the critical role that travel will play in driving economic growth

National Travel and Tourism Week, an annual celebration of the contributions of the U.S. travel industry, spotlighted the critical role that travel plays in driving economic growth and building the

Annual events that make Norman the City of Festivals are returning with significant turnouts, and as the economy continues to recover from the pandemic, local leaders are looking at ways

The Norman Chamber, Norman Economic Development Coalition and Visit Norman are settled into their new building downtown and welcomed the city to celebrate their official grand opening Wednesday.

These sessions involve a cross-section of concerned agencies: city staff offices (police, fire, public Works, parks and recreation, etc.), as well as Norman Public Schools, Norman Regional Hospital, the University