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Powering Oklahoma

Doing a World of Good Besides the obvious contributions of providing employment and bolstering the state’s economic infrastructure, oil and gas companies help improve the...

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All things Oklahoma

Lending a Helping Hand

Although retired from the Air Force, Alfonso Garza Jr. and Leo Webster remain actively involved in a vital mission: supporting, educating and collaborating with...

Movin’ On Up (And Down)

Elevators. They take us to upper floors and down to basements, saving steps and making multi-floor buildings and skyscrapers viable for living and working.  “It’s...

Gaining and Giving Inspiration

Tim Long discovered his love for painting at an early age.  “I was encouraged by my parents, teachers and classmates,” says Long. “Around third grade,...

Uplifting Women

Created as a state commission in 1994, the Oklahoma Commission on the Status of Women (OCSW) is committed to improving the lives of Oklahoma...

Going Long

Coming off a stellar performance at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, OSU alum Jacob Fincham-Dukes of Harrogate, England, is still relishing in a...

Year-End Tax Planning

As 2024 draws to a close, it’s crucial for individuals to make financial preparations to put themselves in the best position heading into the...

A Powerful Swing

Although it’s been well over a half-century now, Edmond’s Greg Burgess still remembers with crystal clarity the first time he ever heard a Bob...

Off the Beaten Path

If you’re hoping to connect with nature, be taken back in time, or just plan a staycation outside the norm, Oklahoma harbors several one-of-a-kind,...

As the Leaves Fall

While the first day of autumn is technically in September, Oklahomans know the weather doesn’t truly turn until October. Now is the perfect time...

More Than ‘Abracadabra’ 

As a child, did you ever wish you had magical powers? Ever want to learn how to make things appear or disappear? Read someone’s...

A History of Excellence

Cowboys are intrinsic to both America culture and the cattle industry, the latter of which gave rise to beloved American rodeo events. Black cowboys...

It’s Fall, Y’all

Fall has arrived, and with it comes nicer weather for outdoor activities before, during and after the Halloween season. There are plenty of options...
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Life & Style

a map to living well

Exploring the Wilderness Island

If you’re looking for variety on a Caribbean island, Antigua is the place for you. Also called Antigua and Barbuda, this charming island cluster...

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Increasing Immunity

As cold and flu season begins, how to avoid being sick becomes a hot topic, along with the many products on the market claiming...

Exploring the Wilderness Island

If you’re looking for variety on a Caribbean island, Antigua is the place for you. Also called Antigua and Barbuda, this charming island cluster...

Taste

food, drink, and other pleasures

A Taste of the Big Apple 

Step into Two Doors Down Wine and Bistro, opened in late August, and you might just forget you’re in Oklahoma City. The latest venture...

It’s Off the Hook

Whether it’s a quick bite or a special occasion, Off The Hook Eatery is the place to go in OKC. With a diverse menu...

Route 66 Reimagined 

Avery offers classic American dishes in the heart of Tulsa’s Arts Deco district. Named after the Father of Route 66 – Cyrus Avery –...

Hard Work Pays Off

It’s been said that good food is not just fuel for the body, but also the soul — and Oklahoma chef and entrepreneur Dequayon...

Tasty Tidbits

Sushi Train If you’re looking for a dining experience that’s a little out of the ordinary, try Sushi Train at 51st and Harvard in Tulsa....

Burger Spotlight

McGill’s Prime Steaks & Seafood The Butcher Cut Cheeseburger Fresh ground chuck with provolone and cheddar cheese, plus grilled onions and tomato served on a Kaiser...

A Taste of the Big Apple 

Step into Two Doors Down Wine and Bistro, opened in late August, and you might just forget you’re in Oklahoma City. The latest venture...
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Where & When

great things to do in oklahoma

So Much to See

On-stage entertainment is everywhere in November. In Tulsa, the PAC welcomes a bevy of performances. Don’t miss the tail end of Tulsa Ballet’s Dracula, through...

Sports Galore

While the weather is certainly getting colder, there’s still ample opportunity to watch outdoor sports this month – as well as indoor goodies to...

Community Events for All

November's community calendar is jam-packed. In Tulsa, start the month at the PAC to hear Father Greg Boyle speak, courtesy Tulsa Town Hall. If you’re...

November’s Best Bets

November arrives with a smattering of genres to sink your teeth into. Although there are no Thanksgiving themed films (where is the much needed...

Thrilling Performances Around Every Corner

In OKC, the Civic Center welcomes a handful of exciting options. Begin with OKC Broadway’s MJ the Musical, which follows pop icon Michael Jackson...

A Panoply of Sporting Events

Send the Tulsa FC off in style during their last soccer matches of the season, Oct. 5, 12, 19 and 26 at ONEOK Field....

Community-Based Fun Abounds 

In Tulsa, one of the most anticipated events of the year returns: Tulsa Oktoberfest. Running Oct.17-20, the festival offers carnival rides, refreshing beverages, authentic...