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White Dog Hill

Originally built in 1925 as the Clinton Country Club and Golf Course, what is now known as White Dog Hill re-opened in 2007 and has been a favorite among Clintonians ever since. Boasting spectacular views and an extensive wine list, White Dog Hill is the perfect spot for any occasion, ranging from date-night dining to family friendly fare. The...
Gather the family and visit numerous community events in Tulsa, OKC and other cities this month. Tulsa offers the Second Saturday Architecture Tour on Aug. 13, which will explore the Tulsa Underground and its fascinating maze of tunnels.  Featuring comedians like Rory Scovel, Dan Soder and Dina Hashem, the Blue Whale Comedy Festival runs Aug. 25-27 at Cain’s Ballroom and...
Competitive figure skating is a captivating sport that demands a unique blend of grace, strength and precision. Behind the mesmerizing performances on the ice lies a world of dedication, devotion and relentless training.  “Competitive figure skating requires a commitment to training, on- and off-ice, specific to our sport,” says Jackie Brenner, the director of figure skating at Arctic Edge Ice...

Holiday Magic Abounds

You’ll still be able to find some holiday magic on the stage this month.  Tulsa Ballet presents The Lost Nutcracker from Dec. 17-20 at Cox Business Convention Center. This socially-distant show offers holiday-centric pieces from three world-renowed choreographers. Patrons can also purchase tickets to a virtual livestream at tulsaballet.org.  The OKC Philharmonic offers A Classic Christmas on Dec. 4-5 at Civic...

The Perennial Blossom

Photos by Natalie Green except runway and Versace images

Outdoor Bound

Oklahoma's state parks are packed with activities for families to enjoy, hikes to try, rivers and lakes to swim in and fish upon, and ample spaces for camping excursions. We've got 38 state parks, and they each reflect Oklahoma’s unique geographical regions, says Sterling Zearley, director of Oklahoma State Parks, Lodges and Golf. Take, for example, the sand dunes in Little...

Holiday Decor Safety

Practicing a few holiday decorating safety tips can go a long way towards keeping the “joy” in this joyous season. District chief Scott Douglas of the Oklahoma City Fire Department shares some simple but effective ways to keep your family safe and sound as you enjoy holiday decorating, but stresses that the No. 1 rule to follow is to...
Gwendolyn Robinson-Johnson’s Habitat for Humanity house came with bedrooms for each of her sons – a significant factor in the family’s evolution. “The house was the stepping stone,” says Robinson-Johnson, a legal secretary celebrating 10 years as a Habitat homeowner in northeast Oklahoma City. “They were able to express their personalities in decorating their rooms. They could stay up and...
If you’re looking for a relaxing activity or an adventurous outing, native wildlife is ready to reveal its wonders. Must-see parks include Black Mesa State Park and Nature Preserve, Tishomingo National Wildlife Refuge, and the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge.  Black Mesa State Park, located in Oklahoma’s northwest corner, shares borders with Colorado and New Mexico and is home to a...
After a summer of blockbusters, August arrives on its heels with even more stories for you to sink your teeth into. From animation to another iteration of Star Wars, this month should have something for everyone. First up, the four green brothers are back with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem. Based on the comics, the premise involves the four...