Goldsby News

After a successful fundraising garage sale earlier this month, Floyd's RV will have an encore performance.

Filing for disable veterans' benefits left Dale Graham frustrated and confused. "They said 'yeah, you're disabled, but we really don't have time to mess with you.

Tuesday's unanimous vote by the Norman City Council rejecting a proposed water sale to nearby Goldsby comes just as plans are being made for a critical water needs supply project at Lake Thunderbird.

After consideration, postponement, revision and study, the Norman City Council again will consider a 20-year contract to provide water to the town of Goldsby, when it meets in regular session at 6:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers, 201 W. Gray St.

After consideration, postponement, revision and study, the Norman City Council again will consider a 20-year contract to provide water to the town of Goldsby, when it meets in regular session at 6:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers, 201 W. Gray St.

Siebert promoted to DHS human resources manager Gary Siebert has been promoted to human resources manager I at Oklahoma Department of Human Services and is the newest member of the human resources management division, benefits and employee focused services team.

Utilities Director Ken Komiske will present a cost/benefit analysis of the proposed Goldsby Water Sales Contract to the Norman City Council at the council's study session, scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Municipal Building Conference Room, 201 W. Gray St.

Two juniors at Washington High School will be making the trip to Boys State. Cody Grace and Tyler Hewett were chosen by the Washington American Legion Post to represent the Post at Boys State that started Saturday and ends this Saturday.

The Town of Goldsby wants to buy up to 8 million gallons of Norman's treated water per month and has agreed to build a 14,000 foot delivery pipeline.

City officials will spend about $30,000 this summer to gauge the opinions of Norman residents on a variety of services and civic priorities.

Prior to its 6:30 p.m. regular session, the Norman City Council will meet at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday in the conference room at 201 W. Gray St., for a discussion with Chris Tatham, consultant from the ETC Institute concerning the 2009 Norman Community Survey.

Several Norman area designers have played a part in the 2009 Designer Symphony Show House currently open to the public through May 17 in the Heritage Hills neighborhood of Oklahoma City.