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Norman homeowner recounts evacuations, wildfires in neighborhood
SUMMARY: In Norman, residents recently faced chaos as six wildfires prompted evacuation orders. Early Friday, the National Weather Service alerted people to evacuate, creating turmoil on the roads. Katie Swindle, a local, described the terrifying experience, recalling heavy traffic and blocked roads. She witnessed a neighbor’s home engulfed in flames and expressed concern for those affected. Swindle, a lifelong Oklahoman, noted that the devastation was unprecedented compared to other severe weather events she had experienced. Fortunately, some residents were allowed to return home by early morning, but many remained apprehensive about the aftermath of the wildfires.

Norman homeowner recounts evacuations, wildfires in neighborhood
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Patsy Kay Salter – The Davis News
SUMMARY: Patsy Kay Salter, born on July 9, 1948, in Oklahoma City, passed away unexpectedly on March 16, 2025. She married Jimmy Lee Salter on August 19, 1967, and they raised three sons: Jimmy Kyle, Kevin Lee, and Kristopher Scott. A dedicated secretary for the Davis Public School System, Patsy built lasting relationships with colleagues and students, treating all as her own. Known for her elegance and kind spirit, she instilled values of cleanliness and love in her family. She is survived by her sons, five grandchildren, and seven great-grandchildren. No services will be held per her wishes.
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Morning headlines from March 18
SUMMARY: Wildfires in Oklahoma are causing widespread devastation, with new reports indicating four fatalities and approximately 200 injuries due to burns, cuts, and falls. Efforts continue as firefighters battle the flames, while residents and churches mobilize to assist those affected. High winds pose ongoing fire risks. In other news, two suspects were arrested following a police chase involving a stolen vehicle, and multiple traffic accidents are under investigation in the metro area. Additionally, authorities are seeking help to locate 45-year-old Jason Johnson, who has a mental health condition and is missing. A petition event against a proposed entertainment district in Norman is also scheduled.

Morning headlines from March 18
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