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A 29-year-old New Zealand man has been given a stern warning by a judge over his "inappropriate" behaviour after he gave several young boys multiple ‘wedgies’.

Work has begun cleaning out the interior of the Bernheimer Building on West Fayette Street, once the home of a Baltimore retail legend.

An international company’s plan to open a customer care center in Norman will bring a potential direct and indirect payroll impact in the range of $50 million annually, officials said.

Oklahoma Electric Cooperative Fiber announced today that it surpassed 25,000 subscribers online.

One slow Saturday morning in the Greensboro newsroom where I worked decades ago, an editor handed me a scribbled note. “There’s not much going on,” he said, “why don’t you

3 hrs ago A dual band router used for broadband internet is pictured. OEC Fiber brings a high speed connection to some areas of the state that previously had no other option, but some Cleveland County residents continue to wait for service availability in their area. By Jeff Elkins | Transcript Staff Writer Oklahoma Electric Cooperative has reached over 20,000 Oklahomans with expanded high speed internet services in a concentrated campaign over the last three years, but some Cleveland County...

3 hrs ago The Norman City Council Oversight Committee considered how to best support local broadband and high-speed internet needs Thursday night, weighing options that included local partnerships and funding from federal dollars. Council members determined that while Norman residents have broadband options and accessibility, affordability and speed may be an issue for some. Norman doesn’t lack internet providers — all of Cleveland County can access at least two providers who can prov...

Graphic by Annabelle Childers After months of preparation, the hard work of students in Pepperdine Model United Nations paid off on a national stage. The National Model United Nations Conference awarded Pepperdine’s Model UN team with four awards following their participation in the virtual New York conference. “It’s so good to have this shared experience with people from other schools and other states and other countries and other cultures who share the same passion for resolving interna...

Supermarket worker stole nearly $20,000 worth of gift cards 20 Jan, 2021 01:34 AM 2 minutes to read The woman appeared in the Hutt Valley District Court for sentencing. Photo / Supplied A supermarket worker who stole nearly $20,000 worth of gift cards from her employer has been ordered to pay the money back. Marise Te Puni appeared in the Hutt Valley District Court today on one charge of dishonestly accessing a computer system to obtain a pecuniary advantage. Te Puni, who has no previous convic...

New and recent work by Patrick Grace at the Acoustic Cafe (1/6/2021) During the month of January 2021, the walls of the Acoustic Cafe at 77 Lafayette Street in downtown Winona will feature work by local artist Patrick Grace. Grace’s new work was developed from nearly 300 sketches and studies he posted on Instagram over the past year. The discipline of posting daily helped him to continue to create during this time of isolation from family and friends. There also are re...