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June 2007

Albertson’s sells Norman stores

Homeland Stores has announced plans to purchase seven Albertson’s stores, including two in Norman.
Courtesy of The Norman Transcript


Having a HeyDay

HeyDay Entertainment Center is a family fun center that will open this August. The entertainment center offers a wide variety of fun, from a 7,000 square-foot laser tag area to an 18-hole miniature golf course.
Courtesy of The Norman Transcript


OU's Price College of Business offers new program

The University of Oklahoma’s Price College of Business will begin offering a master’s degree in business administration in fall 2007 that will feature a 16-month course of study, allowing graduates to enter the workforce six months sooner than most programs.
Courtesy of The Norman Transcript


Medical records site aims to save time

OnlineMedSource Inc. is a web-based, interactive service that eliminates filling out medical forms more than once and allows doctors and patients instant access to those records. OnlineMedSource Inc. went live online in 2003. Gross scales have increased 289.5 percent from 2006 to May 2007.
Courtesy of The Journal Record


Norman company completes rocket test firing

TGV Rockets Inc., a 10-year-old Norman-based company, recently completed critical and successful test firings of a rocket engine at NASA’s Stennis Space Center in southern Mississippi, according to TGV Rocket’s founder and CEO Pat Bahn.
Courtesy of The Norman Transcript


Construction continues on East Village

Even though the rain has put a delay in the construction on the East Village development at 12th Avenue SE and Lindsey Street, the project is expected to be completed this summer.
Courtesy of The Norman Transcript


Norman developer plans towering office/retail center

Sasson Moghadam, a Norman commercial builder/developer, will be starting construction in about 60 days on Madison Square, a 100,00-square-foot office space and retail center. Madison Square will be located on the northwest corner of 24th Avenue and Hemphill Drive.
Courtesy of OKCBusiness


Missourian will become city manager

Lewis, the city administrator of Lee's Summit, Mo., was offered the city manager position early this week and verbally accepted it Thursday.
Courtesy of The Oklahoman


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