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Ingenuity Goes Viral
October 2015 Issue
After a social media post, a shop class is gaining recognition for its projects
Mystery & History
October 2015 Issue
Downtown Edmond ghost tours reveal eccentric and iconic links to the past
MY OUTLOOK: Eric Lyons, Owner of Backyard Bounty Bakery
October 2015 Issue
Eric Lyons, Owner of Backyard Bounty Bakery
LOUISE: A Ring and A Ride
October 2015 Issue
Louise remembers a very important ride on a Greyhound bus
OCTOBER BUSINESS: Covell Park
October 2015 Issue
East meets west at Covell Park in Edmond, where Asian influences are fused with American dishes to create a menu without rival in the north metro area.
OCTOBER BUSINESS: Head Over Heels
October 2015 Issue
Head Over Heels shoe boutique in downtown Edmond is giving those women a reason to celebrate by offering high-fashion styles for all types of feet.
Power Play
September 2015 Issue
Conquering the obstacle course is just part of the fun of dog agility training
The Chemistry of Competition
September 2015 Issue
Sixteen-year-old chemistry student wins silver medal at an international competition
Hearts for Hearing
September 2015 Issue
Local nonprofit gives the gift of sound to all those in need
Back to School for Adults
September 2015 Issue
Sharpen your skills or learn a new hobby with a variety of local classes
Facebook Finds
September 2015 Issue
Online garage sales offer a convenient, at-home opportunity to buy and sell items
LOUISE: A Summer Miracle
September 2015 Issue
Summer brought it's blessings and difficulties, but Louise is ready for September
SEPTEMBER BUSINESS: Science Museum Oklahoma
September 2015 Issue
Science Museum Oklahoma, now in its sixth decade in Oklahoma City, allows adults and kids alike to experience childlike wonder at the natural world and rekindles the human spirit of discovery.
SEPTEMBER BUSINESS: Crossings Community Church
September 2015 Issue
Twelve years ago, Robin and Matt Anderson were considering a move to Edmond and were won over by the feeling of family in the community. They encountered the Oklahoma spirit —a sense that once you’re here, you’re family.
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