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Carol Mowdy Bond
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Jamming Accordion-ly
The accordion’s rhythmic melodies, including that sometimes oompah-pah jam, still resonate with music lovers of all genres. Its captivating sounds conjure up images of the...
On A Mission to Nourish
Milo, located adjacent to the Ellison Hotel in Oklahoma City, pays homage to the Oklahoma-grown grain sorghum (also called milo). The restaurant is reveling in...
Going with the Grain
The plant-based protein known as sorghum is integral to Oklahoma’s economy, and its footprint is growing bigger by the day. Oklahoma sits in the U.S....
The Tornado Capital of the World
At the end of May, the National Weather Service (NWS) reported that Oklahomans endured a record-breaking tornado season this year with 95 tornadoes, and numbers...
Expanding Access, Saving Lives
Healthcare challenges impact all 77 Oklahoma counties, but disparities are larger and more prevalent in rural areas. Issues range from general access to a clinic...
Escape to the Lake
Luxury Lake Lodgings Some would say part of the joy of lake living is ‘roughing it,’ but that doesn’t have to be the case. If...
Oil & Gas Country
The Oklahoma Corporation Commission (OCC) is a state executive agency with a focus on Oklahoma’s fuel, oil and gas, public utilities, and transportation industries. Three...
Better Together
Forming a Community: The Resources Created to address women-owned business challenges, OKC Women in Business is a “community dedicated to empowering women in the OKC...
The Draws of Heritage Tourism
There’s no shortage of experiences to enrich, educate, entertain and inform about Oklahoma’s rich and diverse history. We explore a variety of heritage tourism offerings...
A Lot of Buzz
European honey bees are the most commonly used species as a U.S. pollinator. In fact, bees are used to pollinate over 100 commercially grown crops...