Caring for a friend or family member as they age is a labor of love, and it is essential to have quality information to make the best decisions possible. Many would argue that nothing is more important than the decision about where to live. As a person ages, there are many options for living arrangements, and it is important...
As the film industry branches out, shooting in more states than California and New York, Oklahoma continues to grow as a viable candidate for all kinds of productions – thanks in part to a generous film incentive.
“Oklahoma was one of the first states in North America to offer a film incentive, and the available programs have steadily evolved since...
The fifth month of the year has shuffled its way down the line, and I may or may not have some movies for you to check out! (Sorry, writing differing intros gets difficult so you may just have to deal with these puns for now … maybe.)
Starting with another Marvel tent-pole film, the month opens with Doctor Strange in...
Looking for delicious, made-from-scratch Italian food without having to travel across the world? Have no fear, Gaberino’s is here!
Established in 2010 and nestled comfortably in Norman, Gaberino’s Homestyle Italian is a family owned restaurant, priding itself on its gluten-free, vegetarian, vegan and low-carb meals – in addition to the classic, ‘carb-y’ Italian dishes we know and love.
For antipasti, enjoy...
Ask anyone who cycles regularly and they’ll tell you all about the importance of community.
“Whether you’re a cross-country racer or just like to have fun riding the trails, biking is more fun with friends,” says Ryan Steadley, president of the Oklahoma Earthbike Fellowship.
Community is also built off the bike, by volunteering to clean and maintain paths and trails.
“Without those...
Don’t miss political cartoonist Kevin Kallaugher on Oct. 8 at the Tulsa PAC as he discusses his work and art. Others should venture to the Cox Business Convention Center for Tokyo in Tulsa: Worlds Collide on Oct. 15-17, covering all things pop culture with an emphasis on Japanese animation. The Tulsa State Fair runs through Oct. 10, replete with...
Community events run the gamut in Oklahoma this month.
In Tulsa, venture downtown on June 6 for the First Friday Art Crawl, or head to Expo Square that same weekend for the exciting Mecum car auction. Stick around the venue for the Route 66 Road Fest – a one-of-a-kind celebration that walks you through the history, attractions, characters and fun...
When March arrives, it usually brings some blessedly warmer weather with it. It’s also the month of spring break for the kiddos, which means it’s time for a quick vacation. If traveling outside the state isn’t in your plans, Oklahoma has plenty of excellent spots to visit.
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge & Visitors Center
Located near Lawton, the mountains offer a...
Henry Tankersley has a collection of items from late 19th and early 20th century drugstores – glassware, old advertising signs and even some antique Coca-Cola items.
“I have an entire museum at my house,” he says.
But his favorite piece is a four-foot-tall mortar and pestle, made from colorful stained and leaded glass, lit from the inside. It was a piece...
