Hunger remains a persistent problem throughout Oklahoma, not just in rural communities but in our largest cities, as well.
More than 500,000 Oklahomans are food insecure and more than 180,000 of those are children, according to statistics from Feeding America, a national nonprofit.
But food programs, partnerships and philanthropic efforts in the state are helping more people gain access to affordable...
Taking its name from the Marlow family – which included the five brothers whose curious, tragic Texas adventures are chronicled in Oklahoma folklore – the town of Marlow serves up a measure of good living for its residents, all while preserving historic roots.
The 2020 U.S. Census revealed a population of about 4,400, but Marlow Chamber of Commerce director Destiny...
The Renovation
Debate
You’ve decided to take the leap and sell your home. What’s next?
If you’re considering major renovations or add-ons before putting it on the market – to increase the value and appeal – speak with experts before taking that major financial plunge.
“What I tell people, buyers or sellers, depends on the house, the situation and the seller,” says...
In conjunction with the Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Commission’s commemoration events, Tulsa Opera presents Greenwood Overcomes on May 1-2 at the Tulsa PAC. Celebrated Black composers and opera stars take the stage to honor the resilience of Black Tulsans and Black Americans around the country. Signature Symphony continues its virtual offerings with Chamber Music Concert #9 on May 7....
Albert G’s Barbecue has slow-smoked tasty barbecue and made side dishes from scratch since 1992.
With two Tulsa locations, meat lovers can choose lunch, dinner and carry-out favorites, including the Route 66 Nachos, a concoction of tortilla chips smothered in white queso, topped with either chopped brisket or pulled pork, sour cream, tomatoes, green onions and jalapeños with salsa on...
Taking pictures has become something many people do on a daily basis. After all, lives are defined by images. Much of the credit for this can be laid at the feet of smartphones. Many people take pictures merely to document their lives for future nostalgia or to share with friends and loved ones, but what about those who want...
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...
What to Order if You Like …
Maybe you’re getting a little tired of the same ol’ same ol’. After all, a vodka soda, Old Fashioned or gin and tonic can only get you so far. If you’re looking to switch up your drink order for a night, try one of the following.
If you like citrus, order:
Tom Collins – Gin,...
Check out our list of books set in Oklahoma or by Oklahoma authors. There’s a wide range of suggestions, whether you like fiction, nonfiction, poetry or young adult novels. And you just might learn a thing or two about this great state.
The Outsiders
By S.E. Hinton
1967
Set in Tulsa and written by Tulsa-born author S.E. Hinton, The Outsiders changed the landscape...
Dr. George Monks, a practicing dermatologist with Tulsa Dermatology Clinic and the president of the Oklahoma State Medical Association, explains OSMA's duties during the pandemic; the state of COVID-19 in Oklahoma; and how Oklahomans can stay healthy now and in the future.
Q: What is the Oklahoma State Medical Association and what is its role in the state's healthcare landscape? A:...
