Rack Room Shoes will be opening Nov. 1^st at University Center, located on 24^th Avenue NW. Rack Room Shoes offers a full complement of sizes, styles, and brands.
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Campus Corner, the shopping district just across Boyd Street from the University of Oklahoma, has a lot of new businesses opening this year. Some of the businesses include a couple of deli-style eateries, a Starbucks coffee outlet, three trendy women’s clothing boutiques and an upscale men’s clothing shop.
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For the 16^th year in a row, the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting had been awarded to the City of Norman by the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada for its comprehensive annual financial report.
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Norman Regional Health System has been recognized by the American Heart Association for promoting physical activity and health in the workplace in the Norman Regional recognized for promoting wellness in the Start! Fit-Friendly Company Program.It was the only Norman company recognized by the agency.
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Moore Norman Technology Center construction technology and biotechnology students have a new facility for their studies. This transition will benefit both students and teachers.
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Phased Array Radar is being evaluated in Norman for use in storm detection. If implemented nation-wide, the technology is expected to detect storms more quickly and to provide significant cost savings with each installation.
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SouthWest Nanotechnologies Inc. (SWeNT) announced they have reached their initial private placement financing goal of $5 million. In July 2007, SWeNT broke ground on a $3.9 million, 15,000-square-foot facility under construction on eight acres at the Norman Business Park. SWeNT is a former business in NEDC’s business accelerator.

A newly released case study shows how Motorola has cut product development times by using Data Expedition, Inc.'s ExpeDat file transfer software to speed up engineering data transfers. Data Expedition is a business in NEDC's business accelerator (eTec).