7 hrs ago | The Edmond Sun, Edmond, OK
- Fourth' not just a picnic, but a precious commodity
George Rowley recalls in the '80s when the Fourth of July fireworks display in Edmond "all went off at the same time, at the football field." No one was injured, but the only alternative was to just "go home," ...
Historic Edmond home takes work, tears [5 hrs ago]
' The 3,000-square foot, three-story house at 525 N Jackson St. more closely resembled a Stephen King creation than an inhabitable home.
Equipment missing from Edmond construction site [5 hrs ago]
Excavation equipment was reported stolen from a construction site on W Interstate 35 Frontage Road, Edmond police reported Wednesday.
Burglary reported at Edmond cleaners [5 hrs ago]
A glass door at Best Cleaners, 54 E 33rd St., was broken during a burglary, Edmond police reported Wednesday.
Officer rear-ends stopped vehicle
Edmond Police Officer Tony Fike was involved in a collision Thursday morning when the 2005 black and white Ford Crown Victoria he was driving crashed into the rear of a trailer pulled by a Ford F-150 at a stop ...
AM UPDATE : AARP to recognize 50 Oklahomans over the age of 50 as part of 50th anniversary celebration To celebrate its 50th Anniversary, AARP will recognize 50 Oklahomans over the age of 50 who have made a ...
Funeral Today For Man Killed In Ira
Mourners are gathering at an Edmond church for a funeral and memorial service for a U.S. State Department worker who was killed in Iraq .
EDITOR'S NOTE: Read about Lewis Moore, who is Mike Idleman's opponent for the Republican nomination for House District 96, in Friday's Sun.
Repeat thief persists despite first arrest
An Edmond man was arrested twice in June in the front yard of his home on theft complaints.
Rodeoers to cowboy up at Edmond fest [4 hrs ago]
Rodeo competitors can participate in a LibertyFest event for the adrenaline rush and for a chance to win prize money.
Realtor remodels ailing Edmond house for office
OKLAHOMA CITY Mariana Lloyd is no stranger to historic properties. For 12 years she was executive director of the American Institute of Architects and had her office in the Carriage House at the historic ...
Information in this column is gathered from police incident reports, and any related documents.
Mother, son team volunteer for dog days of summer
The mother and teenage son team of Joellen and David Peterson commit most weekday afternoons to walking all the adoptable dogs at the Edmond Animal Shelter.
Funeral scheduled for Guthrie man killed in Iraq
A funeral is planned Wednesday for a State Department worker from Guthrie who was killed by a bomb in Iraq last week.
Guthrie grads thankful for life on the ranch
Graduation is a rite of passage for most teenagers.But for two Guthrie High School graduates, the pomp and circumstance held more meaning.Shawn Bell and Diante Webb were the first two residents of Peppers Ranch ...
Oklahoma colleges rush to beat deadline
As a Monday deadline set by the state Legislature approaches, Oklahoma colleges and universities are rushing to finalize donations for endowed professorships and take advantage of a state matching program for ...
Stolen Car Suspect Found Hiding In Tree
A man who led Edmond police on a chase in a stolen sports car was arrested after being found hiding in a tree at Lake Arcadia.
Tuition-lock program helps college freshman
As an incoming freshman at the University of Central Oklahoma, Jordan Gilles might have to cope with massive tuition increases in each of the four years he is enrolled.
Device detects fleeing suspect hiding in Edmond tree
The device detected the man hiding in a tree.
 
 Police started chasing Jesse Mosley, 31, Norman, about 1:31 a.m. while he was driving a stolen Alfa Romeo, an Italian sports car, said Glynda Chu, Edmond ...
Mark Allen named Advance Food president
Mark Allen has been named president of Advance Food Co. effective immediately. Mark joins his brother, Greg, who has been serving as president and chief executive officer for the company.