Cleveland County's largest city and county seat. The city was named after a young surveyor named Abner E. Norman. It is also known to be the nation's center for the study of weather and other related fields.
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The veterinary hospital has facilities in Norman and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The facilities and their services are detailed, with directions, hours of operation, contact data, and appointment policies.
http://www.okcpeter.com/
City guide and information resource for Norman residents, visitors and businesses. Provides access to city government data, public documents/forms, and department services.
http://www.ci.norman.ok.us/
National Weather Service: Norman, Oklahoma
Weather data from the weather station in Norman, Oklahoma is featured, including forecasts, watches and warnings, observations, radar imagery, and weather safety information. Storm reports may be submitted through the site.
http://www.srh.noaa.gov/oun/
Visitor and relocation resources provided by the Norman Chamber of Commerce. A business directory and community profile are also presented, along with employment opportunities and a downloadable application form.
http://www.normanchamber.com/
Norman Convention & Visitors Bureau
Accommodations directory and itinerary planner for Norman visitors. Includes an online travel booking index, tour and travel guides, event planning resources, events calendar, city maps and directions.
http://www.visitnorman.com
The community theater is located on East Main Street in Norman, Oklahoma. Production schedules, auditions, class schedules and a schedule of events are posted, along with information about renting the faciliies.
http://www.soonertheatre.org/
The daily newspaper has been published in Norman, Oklahoma since 1889, and covers local news from Cleveland and McClain counties. Selected local news, sports and other articles are included, with advertising and subscription information.
http://normantranscript.com/
