Students in Mrs. Dome’s kindergarten class dress up for Halloween in 1952. The children are decked out in costumes of basic characters—rabbits, clowns, devils, cowboys, cats, and a pig, in the classroom which was located behind Mrs. Dome’s house at 403 College Circle. Although the street and the house are no longer there, and costume choices have evolved over the years, these Edmond children enjoyed celebrating Halloween by dressing up and trick-or-treating, which became popular across the U.S. in the 1930’s. Photo provided by Edmond History Museum.
Simone Puccinelli says she grew up with a heart for kids and in a way, she now has hundreds. Since starting Simone’s Kids in 2010, the Arcadia resident has guided the non-profit to build a primary school, high school, and medical clinic in Nakaseke, Uganda, all as a means to give students hope for their...
It was an icy winter night in 2005. A tired mom with three tiny children simply needed a gallon of milk. She wondered why you could get a burger and fries at a drive-thru, but not milk or eggs. That night, a seed was planted. Jennifer Neef knew she wasn’t the only weary mom, and...
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