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Staff reportsThe Norman City Council has voted to appoint Darrel Pyle as the next city manager.Pyle will succeed Mary Rupp, who has served as the interim city manager since October 2018.“As a council, we are excited to welcome Darrel Pyle to Norman as our new city manager,” Mayor Lynne Miller said.

Staff reportsEDMOND — The Edmond Touch-A-Truck event held in early June raised $4,200 in donations that will benefit the Edmond Hope Center.Edmond Electric hosted the fundraising event that provided kids the opportunity to experience life-size vehicles and interact with community support leaders like linemen, police officers, firemen, construction workers and more.

Staff reportsNORMAN — The city of Norman is seeking high school sophomores, juniors and seniors who are active in their community and interested in learning about local government to apply for the 2019-20 Norman Youth Council Class.In addition to providing a completed application, applicants will need to provide two letters of recommendation from adults familiar with their leadership skills and service to the community.

Molly Wilson, principal at Mustang Centennial Elementary, has received the 2019 James Burnette Principal of Distinction award from the Oklahoma Association of Elementary School Principals.Wilson has served 26 years in education, 10 as assistant principal of Mustang's Lakehoma Elementary School and the past six years as lead learner at Centennial Elementary.“Mrs.

Staff reportsMustang Public Schools will partner with the National Inventors Hall of Fame to provide Camp Invention for elementary students in July.The camp will focus on science, technology, engineering and math and is planned from 8:30 a.m.