Food: A Fresh Take on the New Year
HOBBY’S HOAGIES If your goal is to eat fresh, nutritious foods packed with flavor, treat yourself to a taste of the East Coast at Hobby’s Hoagies! Since 1991, they’ve delighted customers with the finest ingredients such as prime, juicy ribeye steak, real chicken breast, premium meats and cheeses, fresh veggies prepped in house daily, homemade Italian…
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1926: Edmond’s Route 66 Era Begins
A century ago, Edmond was ringing in the New Year of 1926. According to the front-page editorial by A.D. Dailey of The Edmond Sun, Edmond’s previous year had been a prosperous one. The town was expanding, with 50 new houses, another cotton gin, the expansion of Eagle Milling Company, and a new auditorium at Central…
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Rock Paper Cannon
Edmond’s own Rachel Cannon spent more than two decades in the world of live-audience sitcoms, working on iconic shows like Two and a Half Men, The Big Bang Theory, 2 Broke Girls, and more. Her life in Los Angeles was full and fulfilling, and now she’s bringing the best of that experience home. Enter Rock…
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100 Greatest Miles Documentary
In 2026, the world turns its attention to a road that once crossed America. The “has been highway” continues to intrigue motorists, who travel its remaining portions with nostalgia in mind and cell phone in hand. Filmmaker Nik Coleman spent a year capturing footage of the sites, events, and people in towns from Sapulpa to…
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Taking Flight with Falconer Samantha Grayson
Falconry is not a pastime people casually stumble into. For Edmond resident Samantha Grayson, the path started long before she ever held a Harris Hawk on her glove. She worked as a registered vet tech and spent years bow hunting, so she was already drawn to animals and the outdoors. Falconry felt like a natural…
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The Model A Legacy
The most recognizable “old timey” car in America is the Model A Ford. It’s a favorite of car collectors, parade attendees, and anyone who happens to see one being driven through town. Built from 1928-1931, it is estimated that 250,000 Model A’s still exist in the hands of collectors! It was among the most widely…
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ArtLook: Paint Pushers
Interesting Places, Interesting Faces Edmond Fine Arts is opening the new year with the EFA Gallery featuring the Paint Pushers Group Show: Interesting Places, Interesting Faces. The show includes works by Clay Moore, Diane Goldschmidt, William Lentz, Glen Thomas, Cheryl Smith, and Charlotte New. The public is invited to the opening reception on Thursday, January…
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Prime Time Travel
For more than 40 years, Prime Time Travel has been a trusted resource for Edmond-area travelers seeking expert guidance and memorable experiences. It was founded in 1980 by local entrepreneur William Keele. Today, under the ownership of Shane Lindstrom and the leadership of President Mendy Kooi, Prime Time Travel continues its long tradition of personalized…
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Starting Strength Gym
For anyone who has ever walked into a gym and felt overwhelmed, lost, or unsure where to begin, Starting Strength Oklahoma City offers a refreshing and highly effective alternative. Led locally by Nick Delgadillo, Co-Founder of Starting Strength Gyms, the OKC location opened in April 2025 with one mission: to bring expert, no-nonsense strength training…
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In Other Words with Dave
A friend of mine recently retired, so I asked him to lunch to see how this new phase of life was going. He gently corrected me. Retired guys don’t do lunch—they do early morning coffee. I’ve been officially schooled. We met for coffee. He’s turning 65 this year, the age when AARP follows up, and…
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