Unigas Corp. has plans to build a 30 billion cubic feet natural gas storage system beneath Okfuskee County.
Courtesy of The Oklahoman

The Norman Developers Council is continuing to work to create and further develop our community. Their effort is to better communicate and educate local citizens on community development issues.
Courtesy of OKCBusiness

The shopping center at 1205 E. Lindsey Dr. has a new owner. Renovation for the shopping center should start early next year.
Courtesy of The Journal Record

The Comanche Tribe can now receive services in Norman. The Comanche Nation Norman Outreach Center had its grand opening on Jan. 23rd.
Courtesy of The Norman Transcript

 

Construction at the University of Oklahoma is making great progress but is still not complete. Devon Hall Energy Center and the ExxonMobil Lawerence G. Rawl Engineering Practice Facility hope to have completion by mid-to late 2008.
Courtesy of The Oklahoman

Downtown Norman has another addition to the area. Copia on the Corridor is a new luncheon spot that is located at 326 E. Main St.
Courtesy of The Norman Transcript

There are many entertainment opportunities available in Norman. What some people that live in Norman do not realize is how many of those opportunities are free.
Courtesy of The Oklahoman

Construction should be starting in April 2007 for the MG plant. Everything seems to be on track for the production in summer of 2008.
Courtesy of The Oklahoman

Here's to John Q. Hammons who has committed to build a first-class hotel and conference center.  The hotel and conference center should enhance the north side by attracting the type of stores that could prove a regional draw.
Courtesy of The Oklahoman

The Journal Record in April will present 50 awards at its largest-ever Innovator of the Year banquet. Several of the award winners are from Norman, such as OnlineMedsource, The University of Oklahoma, PreDENT, SOL Inc., and Wireless Where.
Courtesy of The Journal Record

The University of Oklahoma still remains number one in the nation of freshman National Merit scholars enrolled per capita among public universities.
Courtesy of The Norman Transcript

Business has boosted at downtown Norman's arts district since "The James Garner Corridor" last year.
Courtesy of OKCBusiness

U.S. Congressman Tom Cole announced that the Norman Economic Development Coalition has received a $217,800 grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
Courtesy of Congressman Tom Cole