In the morning, Carla Grogg drives south on Mingo Road in Tulsa. She turns east at a taco shop, passes two small strip malls, a golf shop and a school built like a fortress, and turns left through a gate.
Past it, she is in the hidden world of a miniature farm, a tiny fruit orchard, a buzzing apiary and,...
Pauls Valley might consider a slight change in its nickname – from Queen of the Washita River to Queen of Quirkiness. The town presents itself that way.
Take the Toy and Action Figure Museum. In 2000, city leaders and residents formed a committee to find ways to lure visitors.
“At a meeting, I joked that my studio, which already had several...
Anaerobic … plyometrics … heart-rate zones … HIIT. Whether you’re a fitness junkie or an exercise newbie, it’s important to keep up with fitness terms – not only to look savvy at the gym but to have options for getting fit.
This isn’t as difficult as it might sound because two experts in the exercise field clarify the specialized terminology.
Rebekah...
It’s taken awhile for Oklahoma to warm up this year. Temperatures in the low 30s lingered into April.
Despite the late spring, we’re back on target this month and the high heat is coming as summer awaits and people uncover and dust off their grills and smokers.
In our annual section on outdoor cooking, we get away from the norm of hamburgers...
If you ever wondered how Braum’s makes all those delicious goodies stocked in its stores, you can find out firsthand.
Braum’s Farms in Tuttle offers tours that are sure to tickle your fancy as well as your taste buds. Visitors can experience how the operation works, the company’s public relations director, Amanda Beuchaw, says.
After viewing an introductory video, guests are...
Women are shaping Oklahoma’s future. We highlight a handful of the thousands of female leaders vying for change and fighting to make the state – and the world – a better place to live and work. From a philanthropic doctor and a nationally recognized banker to a tribal chief and a civil-rights lawyer, these women are the state’s brave...
The Deep Deuce district, once the heart of Oklahoma City’s African-American community in early 20th century, has been brought back to life.
Gone are the days when Northeast Second Street was filled with the syncopated rhythms of jazz pianos and saxophones. Today’s Deep Deuce has urban dwellers, businesses and chill-chic cafes. Along Walnut Street, nestled between two other of his...
