A new weather radar, the first of its kind in the United States, is being
constructed and located at the University of Oklahoma to enhance education, training, research and development and encourage future innovations. An agreement between OU and Enterprise Electronics Corp. will initiate construction of the new, Cband,high-resolution, dual polarization radar, which is expected to be operational by late 2008.
Courtesy of Weather Sphere News Release

Applause broke out when a 220-foot crane beside Norman Regional Hospital's burgeoning $110 million HealthPlex swung an evergreen to the top of the rising building where an American flag already was waving in brisk winds. The short-needled blue spruce now perched atop the HealthPlex signaled construction of the new building hitting its peak. This is just one more example of the synergy in Norman.
Courtesy of The Norman Transcript

Student teams from the University of Oklahoma swept the first-place awards in both graduate and undergraduate divisions in the 2008 Donald W. Reynolds Governor's Cup Collegiate Business Plan competition. The winners were announced Thursday, April 25th during an awards banquet at the Bricktown Special Events Center.
Courtesy of The Oklahoman

Seventeen Norman employers recently have received recognition as certified healthy businesses.
Courtesy of The Norman Transcript

OKCBusiness presented the top 30 companies with awards at the Best Places to Work in Oklahoma reception and dinner May 1 at the Cox Business Services Center. Selected companies were grouped in categories of medium companies (25 to 249 employees) and large companies (more than 250 employees).
Courtesy of OKCBusiness

Walden Cleaners, the family-owned and operated business is now in its 75^th year.  Keeping up with technology, this business is 100% service.
Courtesy of OKCBusiness

Celebrating nearly a year in their new building, the Norman staff of Garver Engineers opened their doors to their 8,000-square-foot offices Friday, May 9^th.
Courtesy of The Norman Transcript