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At 1:10 a.m. on Wednesday morning, the Norman City Council voted to approve the University North Park entertainment district 5-4. Ward 3 Councilmember Bree Montoya, Ward 4 Councilmember Helen Grant, Ward 5 Councilmember Michael Nash and Ward 7 Councilmember Stephen Tyler Holman voted against the development.
Read moreSeveral standout high school track athletes from our community are now making waves at the collegiate level, continuing their athletic careers with great success. After successful high school careers, these athletes have taken their talents to reputable university track programs, showcasing their dedication and passion for the sport.
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Chieftain Collegiate Athletes
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The Seminole State College Volleyball team are 8-11 on the season so far and hosted Dallas College Brookhaven on the 20th of September and just came up short of the victory.
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The Sasakwa Vikings hosted the Life Christian Eagles Friday night in a lop-sided victory for the Vikings.
Read moreOn a hot and humid Friday, September 20th, the Seminole Chieftains played their first home game of 2024. In the final non-district game of the season, the Chieftains hosted the Harrah Panthers. A Seminole team, down a few key players, (OL Sam Self and DB Armon Burris), grinded out a 16-6 win over the Panthers. With the victory, the Chieftains moved to 3-0 on the season.
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MIAMI -- Shohei Ohtani remained stoic as he rounded the bases in Thursday’s ninth inning, after another prodigious home run that merely piled on to what had already been one of the most memorable performances in baseball history. But he cracked moments later while making his way through the usual parade of dugout high-fives. He smiled sheepishly, gritted his teeth and rhythmically shrugged his shoulders, as if to convey amazement -- embarrassment, even -- by his unrelenting dominance.
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The Strother Yellowjackets hosted the Bray-Doyle Donkeys Friday for their homecoming football game and made the Yellowjacket fans proud with a 52-6 win.
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