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Heartline: Connect to Hope
January 2016 Issue
A life-saving liaison for those struggling with mental health issues
MY OUTLOOK: The 405 Quartet
January 2016 Issue
The 405 Quartet, a Barbershop Harmony Quartet featuring Greg Rogers, Caleb Henderson, Austin Smith and Joey Allen
LOUISE: The Hamster Hunt
January 2016 Issue
Having a hamster in the house can lead to certain unexpected adventures
BUSINESS: St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic School
January 2016 Issue
For Laura Gallagher, principal of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic School in Edmond, her work as an educator and her faith are inseparable. Indeed, the school’s Catholic affiliation is paramount to its mission.
BUSINESS: Society of Event and Wedding Planners
January 2016 Issue
Marketing yourself and your business isn’t always easy. But for members of the Society of Event and Wedding Professionals, having nearly 50 reliable industry professionals to stand behind you makes it a lot less challenging.
The Earl of Curl
December 2015 Issue
While not the typical Oklahoma sport, curling is fun for all ages
Sniffing for Safety
December 2015 Issue
Providence Working Canines keep people safe by sniffing out illicit substances before they can do harm
Alyson Approved
December 2015 Issue
Living by example, Alyson Fendrick inspires others to lead healthy lives
Bundle Up In Style
December 2015 Issue
From ruanas to fringe, discover the season's best winter fashions that keep you warm
MY OUTLOOK: Tom Phillips, Salvation Army Bell Ringer
December 2015 Issue
Tom Phillips, Salvation Army Bell Ringer
DECEMBER BUSINESS: Haggard's Fine Furniture
December 2015 Issue
When it comes to shopping at Haggard’s Fine Furniture, there is no question about the quality of the merchandise, and no worries about whether you’re just another commissioned sale. The folks at the family-owned business—owner Earle Haggard in particular—just want customers to walk away with well-made furniture they’ll love for a lifetime.
DECEMBER BUSINESS: Royal Ironworks
December 2015 Issue
Royal Ironworks began as a hobby.
Richard Queen was living in California, working in sales and marketing, a single parent who needed a job that would accommodate his family responsibilities. He’d been attracted to ironwork for a while—the process of creating something unique—and it led him to an apprenticeship with one of the most renowned blacksmiths on the West Coast.
Richard Queen was living in California, working in sales and marketing, a single parent who needed a job that would accommodate his family responsibilities. He’d been attracted to ironwork for a while—the process of creating something unique—and it led him to an apprenticeship with one of the most renowned blacksmiths on the West Coast.
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