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Following a year of virtual events, the ICBS Show is returning to Norman. It will be Aug. 17-18 at the Embassy Suites Hotel and Conference Center.

One of the most strangely exhilarating experiences I’ve had as a journalist happened in the spring of 2000, inside a shipping container on the deck of a ship in the Indian Ocean. The ship was the R/V Knorr, operated by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.

Vacation rentals figure to be hot commodities in the months to come. According to the short-term rental property management platform Guesty, vacation rental reservations between June and August of 2021 increased by 110 percent compared to the same period a year earlier.

Grady County Sheriff Jim Weir says cooperating with law enforcement entities outside of his own department provides a practical solution to the daily challenges of covering a large area with limited manpower.

A conversation that began at the launch party for the Oklahoma City Innovation District led to a novel collaboration between the OU Health Sciences Center and energy technology company Baker Hughes.

Humans’ desire to live independently begins in adolescence and continues into older adulthood. Though many seniors can handle the tasks of daily life on their own, others may need varying degrees of assistance.

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Above, Case Stone cradles a baby kangaroo as Emilie Barkhimer looks on during the Seminole Public Library’s Summer Reading Program Wednesday morning. —Staff Photo by Grace Adams

Seminole City Councilman Larry Church has tendered his resignation, but Mayor Jeff Griffin said he would likely be reappointed to the council in the near future.

Ever since Roger E. Parks passed away in 2018, his sons, Richard and Steven, have been trying to find a way to honor him and help the community of Seminole at the same time. The family started the Roger E.