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Beyond the Degree

Higher education is evolving, with Oklahoma universities rethinking how they welcome students, support them through their transition to college, and help them build meaningful...

Outstanding Seniors

They are innovators, volunteers, scholars, athletes, researchers and leaders — young people already leaving their marks on the world. Through hard work, vision, empathy...

Nations of Renewal

Across Oklahoma, tribal nations are expanding economic opportunity, preserving cultural traditions and investing in future generations. From advanced aviation and healthcare initiatives to environmental...

A Season of Inspiration

Whether you’re drawn to symphonies, ballet, theater, opera or visual art, Oklahoma’s cultural calendar offers something that will inspire. We preview the exhibitions, events...

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All things Oklahoma
2026

Still Kicking on 66

With its enduring, endearing 2,400 miles of continuous roadway from Chicago to the Pacific Ocean, Route 66 has earned its place as a national...
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Defying the Stream

Behind the Coleman Theatre’s gold-leaf trim,  and one-ton crystal chandelier rests a scrappy, never-say-die ruffian. In 1929, George Coleman built the $600,000, 1,600-seat cinematic palace...
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Answering the Call

Of Oklahoma’s fire departments, around 81% are fully volunteer, primarily because many towns can’t afford full-time staff. Volunteer-heavy departments are more common in rural...
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Wonderfully Weird

Honored as a top authentic American experience by Time Magazine, the world’s first action figure museum began in a Pauls Valley basement.  Founder Kevin Stark...
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Saving the Night Sky

As far back as Ptolemy in A.D. 150, astronomers have sought a closer look at the cosmos. The famed astronomer named twelve constellations that...
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Built to Last

In a world of self-assembled bookshelves, disposable coffee tables and next-day furniture delivery, a growing number of people are choosing a different path: investing...
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Friends Through Fitness

Experience Oklahoma on foot or by bicycle through social exercise clubs. Whether you're a seasoned athlete, a complete beginner or someone who's in between,...
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The Brotherhood of Sound

Last month, we left rock ‘n’ roll bassist Gary Gilmore in his hometown of Tulsa, where he’d been working a regular club gig with...
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Nations of Renewal

Across Oklahoma, tribal nations are expanding economic opportunity, preserving cultural traditions and investing in future generations. From advanced aviation and healthcare initiatives to environmental...
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The Great Outdoors

From the grand plateaus at Black Mesa State Park to the cascading waterfalls at Turner Falls, Oklahoma has the most ecosystem diversity per square...
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The Rhythm of Rodeo

Bull rider Kip Huddleston long dreamed of one day finishing an 8-second ride on ol’ Poor Boy. Destiny finally put the young cowboy on...
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The Roadside Restaurant Boom

Oklahoma food trucks are navigating a high stakes hustle, cashing in on low overhead and surging demand for gourmet-on-the-go. Food truck sales nationwide are expected...
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Game On

Sports tourism has recently generated $250+ million for Oklahoma, supporting businesses, creating jobs and uniting communities. Whether that tourism reels in international or out-of-state...
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Life & Style

a map to living well
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Jamaica’s Enduring Rhythm

Jamaica, the third largest island in the Caribbean, is full of nuances. Traveling there is like visiting an old friend – one who knows...

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Age Isn’t Everything

Marcel Reynolds, who is 98-years-young, has never made plans to slow down. While a successful engineer, he became an avid woodworker, crafting all the...
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Making the Right Call

Across the vast majority of the United States, calling 911 when facing what a caller deems an emergency is the best bet for getting...

Taste

food, drink, and other pleasures
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What’s Good for the Goose

With a whimsical menu served up by knowledgeable, congenial staff in a laidback-cool atmosphere, the Goose Sandies + Bar has attracted a flock of...
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Local Flavors

The Bradford Grill Bradford Grill, situated at 68th and Yale in Tulsa, offers American fare in upscale environs. Family-friendly, affordable and perfect for brunch, lunch...
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Three Conversations Later

If three people hadn’t found a few minutes to talk with Kelsey Ihm, her life would have been a lot different.  The first was in...
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Tasty Tidbits

Fajitas Grill If you’re looking for a hole in the wall Mexican spot ideal for a casual lunch or dinner, Fajitas Grill at 41st and...
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Built From Many Dreams

Colin Sato’s father is from Kobe, Japan. He knows how to prepare many Japanese everyday dishes and cooked them throughout Colin’s childhood.  “He makes better...
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Local Flavors

Afrikan Delights Step outside your culinary comfort zone at Afrikan Delights, situated in the always bustling Mother Road Market in Tulsa. The restaurant is co-owned...
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Tasty Tidbits

Waffle Champion With locations in midtown OKC and north Edmond, Waffle Champion is a breakfast lover’s dream. Open 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., your early...
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Where & When

great things to do in oklahoma
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The Curtain Call Calendar

Oklahoma’s performing arts organizations wave goodbye to the summer months with shows galore. In Tulsa, start the month off with a beloved tradition: The Drunkard...
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August Action

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There’s something for every sports enthusiast this August. In Tulsa, ONEOK Field is bustling with Tulsa Drillers baseball games, running all month long. You can...
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Festivals and Family Fun

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Enjoy the dog days of summer – and the final stretch before back-to-school madness – with community events galore. Tulsa’s Arvest Convention Center hosts Oklahoma...
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The Silver Screen Line-Up

August heat is here and nothing feels better than the ice cold air conditioning inside a movie theater. Luckily, this month has a long...
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A Spotlight On Stage

A fresh batch of on-the-stage entertainment options sizzle in July. First, celebrate Independence Day early (July 2) at America’s Birthday Bash, a patriotic concert from...
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An Action-Packed July

We may have waved goodbye to professional basketball in June, but there are plenty of other sporting events to keep your heart racing. In Tulsa,...
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A Family-Friendly Month

Grab the family and enjoy community events all month long. On Independence Day, you can head to Tulsa River Parks for the beloved Folds of...

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