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Bonnie Rucker
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Keeping Connections Alive
Maintaining Connections Leads to Early Detections If there is anything consistent in life, it’s change – and getting older might be the best example of...
A Pre-Statehood Passion
Libraries are a vital part of a community – a belief our state recognized from the beginning. Even before statehood, in 1890, the first legislative...
Innovation and Inventions
Whether you credit the unique history of the state; the sorts of people who have always been drawn to this region; or just happenstance, the...
Digging Up the Past
The history of Oklahoma often gets obscured by the fact that many don’t think back past preliminary European contact. But there was a rich history...
Rife with Ritual
As the winter season gets into full swing, most people have some variation of traditions they look forward to – regardless of what holidays they...
A Blooming Business
Flower farms have been blooming all over Oklahoma. And, much like the delightful products they grow, they come in a rainbow of varieties: Some allow...
Shining Light on the ODC
Navigating all the responsibilities of life can be difficult enough for anyone, but for people with disabilities, the challenges can be exacerbated by a lack...
One Handshake at a Time
Last October, visitors from a Mexican fire department traveled to Tulsa to dedicate a fountain installed at the Tulsa Fire Museum. The visit was in...
Embracing the
Active Years
Forming a Community Whether seniors are living alone, with a spouse, their family or at a senior living community, it’s important to stay connected to...
Staying Vigilant
Human trafficking, a difficult topic to discuss, can feel very removed from the typical Oklahoman’s daily life. But according to local experts, it’s happening all...
