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 mind? Make objects levitate?
Joe Coover, owner of Funky Monkey Magic in Oklahoma City, is not only teaching young people these kinds of tricks, he’s also teaching them skills for life through the lens of magic.
“Yes,...
Cowboys are intrinsic to both America culture and the cattle industry, the latter of which gave rise to beloved American rodeo events. Black cowboys have been part of that world since the nation’s beginning, but covert and not-so-covert policies often prohibited them from participating in competitions. This led to the rise of all-Black rodeos, many of which are still...
Fall has arrived, and with it comes nicer weather for outdoor activities before, during and after the Halloween season. There are plenty of options – from pumpkin patches and haunted cruises to food trucks, hayrides and so much more. If you’re looking for something spooky, something family friendly, or something in between, Oklahoma has you covered.
Stillwater Pumpkin Patch
Through. Oct...
A myriad of mascots stand ready to excite, engage and entertain fans of Oklahoma schools. These costumed characters bring on the cheer and build camaraderie at games, rallies, parades and community events.
Take a peek behind the mask and explore some of the most unique mascots in the state, as well as celebrate the pivotal role these characters play in...
Created in 1947, the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority (OTA) constructs, maintains, repairs and operates turnpike projects at locations authorized by the legislature and approved by the State Department of Transportation (ODOT). The OTA provided for construction of the state’s first turnpike – the Turner Turnpike. Today, Oklahoma has 12 turnpikes covering 630.1 miles.
“In 1947, Oklahoma did not have a paved,...
Ever wondered what it takes to join the ranks of Oklahoma’s most lauded performing arts companies? We profile three such artists from the OKC Ballet, Tulsa Opera and OKC Philharmonic to explore their day-to-days, education and interests outside the world of performance.
Kara Joy Troester Blythe
Oklahoma City Ballet
Always on her toes, Kara Joy Troester Blythe is starting her eighth season...
Democrats Monroe Nichols and Karen Keith, who emerged from the Aug. 27 mayoral primary as Tulsa’s top two choices, face each other again during a run-off on Nov. 5.
“There is not a more consequential position in elected office when it comes to impacting people’s lives in a positive way, than that of mayor,” says Nichols, who is wrapping up...
The COVID-19 pandemic has taken a toll on the healthcare industry, especially when it comes to worker shortages – as these led to nationwide healthcare issues like decreased quality of care and longer wait times. On a state level, leadership in the industry is looking to hire and retain skilled healthcare workers through a variety of avenues. In fact,...
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...
If you’re ever in the mood to go looking for television pioneers, you could start right here in our state. Among those who made lasting marks in ’50s TV are Claremore native Patti Page, who had three shows on two different networks through most of that decade, complementing her numerous hit records; Tulsa’s Blake Edwards, who created the archetypal...
