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Tulsa’s Discovery Lab is known for its unusual utilization of packing tape: Over 16 miles of it were used to build the infamous Tape...
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The Venerable Roy Clark

As far as country-music impresario Jim Halsey is concerned, the city of Claremore is a perfect place for an exhibition on his famed client...

Sky High Ambitions

Oklahoma has a rich history when it comes to the study of architecture and the built environment. The two schools with accredited degree programs...

Creating a Strong Legacy

Mike Kloiber put his “spin” on Tinker Federal Credit Union (TFCU), Oklahoma’s largest credit union, for 25 years. And he hopes he’s left behind...

Sharing Life Through Activity

Senior pastor Brett Land glanced out the window of his office at the First Baptist Church of Shamrock and saw something that warmed his...

Cycling Excitement

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...

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A Different Kind of Literate

Most of us like to think we are financially literate, but there’s always room to learn. If you think setting up a budget should...

The Keys to Relaxation

Dubbed as America’s “Sunshine State,” Florida has additional appeal with its unique cluster of keys. Keys, from the Spanish word caya, means “small island,” and...

Staying Prepared

“The best way to be prepared for a medical emergency is to have the basic training,” explains Kali DeYager, an instructor at Heartland CPR...

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Fall Festival Preview

Paseo Arts Festival, OKC Sept. 4-6Paseo Arts DistrictKeep your Labor Day plans open for the Paseo Arts Festival, happening in the epynemous OKC district all...
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The Robust Realm of Sports

A Spotlight onThe Lesser-Known While everyone knows the grueling expectations on the gridiron and get pumped to see athletes on the court, Oklahoma harbors a...
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Cracking the Tech Sector

Getting a Foot in the Door It’s nothing to be ashamed of, but many people don’t understand the difference between the disciplines of computer science...
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Taste

Channeling Hemingway

Towards the end of 1921, Ernest Hemingway, having survived a war and a pandemic, arrived in Paris. During the next few years, he chatted...

The Eleanor

The Eleanor OKC: Life is “la vie en rose” on Uptown 23rd Street.  Like myself, you might have missed the fact that just a couple...

Going for Gold

For many people, going to the grocery store, prepping meals and cleaning the kitchen are the kind of mundane chores they’d prefer to avoid....

Dos Bandidos

There are nuances to Tex-Mex cuisine, and Dos Bandidos offers a menu curated from family and friends in southern California and Mexico. Such highlights...

Where & When

Ushering in Fall Flicks

September arrives with, I assume, a lot of Oklahoma heat still shining down upon us. This month, I’ve got a wide variety of choices...
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From Crooners to Country Stars

Lovers of live entertainment can rejoice – concert halls are opening again, welcoming back some of music’s biggest names. At Cain’s Ballroom, don’t miss Oklahoma’s...
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A Bit of Everything

It’s nearly time to say goodbye to regular season baseball, but you can catch the Tulsa Drillers Sept. 1-5 at ONEOK Field. The OKC...
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The Season Begins

This month marks the opening of a variety of performing arts seasons – and Oklahomans can enjoy the benefits. In Tulsa, Creations in Studio K...
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Closing Thoughts

Closing Thoughts

Cathy O’Connor

With a hand in nearly every downtown OKC initiative in the past 20 years, Cathy O’Connor has enacted real change as president and CEO...
Closing Thoughts

Jon Parker

As the executive director for the Oklahoma State Department of Education’s Office of School Safety and Security, Jon Parker says that “teaching is an...

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