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Draft Contenders: Top Options for OKC Thunder at No. 30 - Vimarsana News

Draft Contenders: Top Options for OKC Thunder at No. 30

Oklahoma City can add solid depth at positions of need late in the NBA Draft.

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Five Veterans Oklahoma City Could Sign in Free Agency - Vimarsana News

Five Veterans Oklahoma City Could Sign in Free Agency

It's unlikely the Thunder make any big signings this summer, but a few depth additions could be possible.

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Low housing supply continues to drive up prices into 2022 - Vimarsana News

Low housing supply continues to drive up prices into 2022

While Oklahoma City metro and national housing market conditions continue to favor the seller this year, 2022 could bring opportunity to buyers as new home production replenishes inventory.

OKC isn't salting roads. Here's why. - Vimarsana News

OKC isn't salting roads. Here's why.

While Oklahoma City crews are spending 12-hour shifts plowing snow routes, they're avoiding another common winter road treatment: salt. The city has plenty of salt on hand, but the decision comes down to science, not supply. Salt lowers the freezing point of water, meaning that a wet road can get colder than 32 degrees without freezing over. The type salt used by the city is very effective at temperatures just below freezing, but becomes virtually useless at the record low temps Oklahoma faces this week. "It starts losing its effectiveness at about 18 degrees," said Street Super...

OKC elementary schools to reopen next week - Vimarsana News

OKC elementary schools to reopen next week

Oklahoma City elementary schools are on track to reopen Tuesday for the first time in two months. Students in pre-K through fourth grade who are not enrolled in the e3 virtual curriculum will return to in-person classes, separated into either Tuesday-Thursday or Wednesday-Friday schedules. Rogers Elementary — which serves fourth, fifth and sixth graders — also will reopen. Small groups of special education and alternative education students begin meeting on Tuesday, as well. Oklahoma City Public Schools is considering having fifth through 12th grade students return Feb. 1 in the same A/B s...