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RANDOM ACT OF KINDNESS: Woodward woman thanks Kolby Crum's family for paying for birthday cake in his memory - Vimarsana News

RANDOM ACT OF KINDNESS: Woodward woman thanks Kolby Crum's family for paying for birthday cake in his memory

Updated: 7:03 PM CDT May 15, 2021 KOCO Staff A Woodward woman wanted to thank Kolby Crum's family for their random act of kindness by paying for a cake for her daughter's 16th birthday. According to Jennifer Miller's Facebook post, she went to pick up her daughter's birthday cake at Johnnie's Sweet Creations Inc. in Oklahoma City when she learned that somebody already paid for it. She didn't remember paying for it and thought maybe a family member had done so, but a letter taped to the top of the cake's box explained the surprise.The letter from Crum's family starts wit...

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'She could've made it to the WNBA': Friends say slain Louisville teen had big heart and big talent - Vimarsana News

'She could've made it to the WNBA': Friends say slain Louisville teen had big heart and big talent

ZIP Advertisement ’She could’ve made it to the WNBA’: Friends say slain Louisville teen had big heart and big talent Reggie Collier says his granddaughter, who was a junior at Western High School, lived with him. She was coming into the house after a hair appointment when he says someone walked up to her and fired multiple times. Share Updated: 7:38 PM EDT May 13, 2021 ’She could’ve made it to the WNBA’: Friends say slain Louisville teen had big heart and big talent Reggie Collier says his granddaughter, who was a junior at Western High School, lived ...

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Death penalty jury trial set to begin Monday - Vimarsana News

Death penalty jury trial set to begin Monday

2 hrs ago Cleveland County District Court will begin a new set of jury trials April 12, including a death penalty case involving a Texas man. Joseph Fidel Alliniece, 32, of Missouri City, Texas, will stand before a jury in District Judge Lori Walkley’s courtroom following the 2018 death of Norman resident Brittani Young, 27. According to a Norman police affidavit, officers found Young on April 24, 2018, dead inside her Emerald Greens Apartments residence. Police believe Alliniece stomped her to death. Alliniece also faces two counts of kidnapping and one count of robbery by force or fear...

Dedication Ceremony Held In Park For Moore High Students Killed In Hit-And-Run - Vimarsana News

Dedication Ceremony Held In Park For Moore High Students Killed In Hit-And-Run

Construction is now complete at Moore High School’s Memorial Park. On February 3, 2020, a man, allegedly driving under the influence behind the wheel of a speeding truck, crashed into a group of Moore High School cross-country runners at nearly 80 mph. Yuridia Martinez, Kolby Crum and Rachel Freeman died after being hit. Three other students were injured.   Families of those immediately affected, Moore High School staff and students, emergency first responders, district and site leadership and memorial contributors gathered Wednesday evening for a dedication ceremony at the park. In a pl...

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Achievers: NASA selects Moore Norman Tech's programming team as finalist - Vimarsana News

Achievers: NASA selects Moore Norman Tech's programming team as finalist

Moore Norman Technology Center's Programming & Software Development program has been selected as one of 10 teams from across the United States to attend the Culminating Event Experience of the NASA App Development Challenge (ADC). Moore Norman Technology Center team members include the following seniors: Katrina Ashpaugh, of Norman High School; Travis Bode, Julian Lautzenheiser and Christian Zacher, all of Norman North High School; and Dylan Decoster and Lauren Smith, both of Moore High School. Teams will present their apps to NASA leadership during the virtual, two-day event in F...