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I will echo the above comments about how good it is to have a full line grocery store in this area. It is very close to work, and currently the closest to home. However, am I the only one noticing...

I’m pretty sure the Brown’s were not preventing it. It was the QuikTrip founder’s respect for Bill Brown and his early career advice that kept them out of this market.

So, nothing I guess. I haven't been by this week, but others are telling me it is still closed. I figured somebody on here would have some connections with information.

My apologies if this has already been asked. I didn't see it in search. Does anyone have any insight on when Someplace Else may reopen? Is everyone ok? We are really missing those sandwiches!

I can’t seem to find anything on this anywhere else, but who has information on the Uptown Grocery that was supposed to open here? The sign was up for a few months but I noticed recently that it has...

Yes, there’s still a few of us that still collect things like that. Also, I’ve found some really great stuff on his cassette wall.

Anything new on this? Haven't noticed much work on the site.

I believe the Edmond OnCue at 15th and I-35 does have a couple of tables inside.

When I was at the Health Nut Cafe a very friendly gentleman named Fred was working the counter.

The food service is open in the Jim Thorpe building as of last week. They are operating under the name Health Nut Cafe. I think it may be the folks from the Quizno's, but I hadn't been in there for...

Thanks for the link. I did a quick search before I posted, but still missed that one.

And now you can also transfer your old land line number to your mobile carrier. My mother still has her Jackson exchange number, but it is on her AT&T mobile phone now.

I seem to remember that the DVD may also be available at the OK History Center store, but I would call them first to make sure.

I miss the fact that the numbers were tied to a geographic location. You always knew what part of town someone lived in by their phone number.

Also, remember the old county codes on the license...

The Ozarka Spring Water bottling plant in Texas was damaged by a tornado recently, which may have affected distribution somewhat.
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Anyone know what is going on with the former gas station site on the east side of I-35 just south of NE 36th Street? Someone has been adding little bits and pieces to it for months now, but I still...

Well, I for one was enjoying the comedy station for the last year or so. However, the powers that be over at Tyler have insisted that we have yet more Sports talk and therefore another format change...

The OK History Center has, among other land run artifacts, a wagon once owned by the Lew Carroll family that ran in two of the land runs.

Here are a couple of links that may provide helpful information. You may have already seen these, but I'm posting anyway for others.

NWS Thunderstorm, Lightning and Tornado, Severe Weather...

Here you go. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-intensity_discharge_lamp

I hadn't heard about LEDs on the Kilpatrick. I'd love to see how those work out. Probably would be less expensive over...

Speaking of lights, does anyone know why many of the lights on the bike/walking trails at Lake Hefner haven't been on for a couple of years now? It can get a little spooky in those trees around the...

For the first question, I'm sure it is technically possible, but would probably be cost-prohibitive to install. As for halogen or LED lights, neither are used for roadway lighting. Again, cost is a...

Here is the 14th street crossing as of Thursday.

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Do we know if those crossings will reopen? I noticed the new steel barriers on the 14th street crossing as well. I know that the 12th street crossing has been closed for some time now.

Just curious, what is the story on those street names on 13th and 14th?