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Mothers on the Mend
October 2014 Issue
Affording incarcerated women a second chance with their families.
Roadie Rockstar
October 2014 Issue
Kenny Ruhman is living the high-flying life of a concert stage rigger.
Reason to Believe's Fall Family Fun Fest
October 2014 Issue
Hay, horses, food and good times with family await at Reason to Believe's annual fun fest.
LOUISE: A Year of Support
October 2014 Issue
After the first full year of Wives with Heavenly Husbands, Louise reflects on the companionship created within her support group.
OCT BUSINESS: Gymboree Play & Music
October 2014 Issue
Looking for an indoor place where your child and you can play together? How about a padded playground that changes every few weeks? This new innovation comes from Gymboree Play & Music, a company that’s been in the business of children’s play for 35 years.
OCT BUSINESS: House of Hope
October 2014 Issue
The Citizen Potawatomi Nation offers its House of Hope program, which offers refuge and services—and most important of all, hope—to those fleeing domestic violence.
OCT BUSINESS: Upsy Daizy
October 2014 Issue
One thing Tiffany Thomas hears over and over as customers enter Upsy Daizy kids’ resale boutique in Edmond is a disbelieving “This is resale?”
Invisible Layers
September 2014 Issue
Through the lens of Autism: The gifted filmmakers of Invisible Layers Studio.
Beauty through Brokenness
September 2014 Issue
Kyle Dillingham unveils the surprising sounds of broken instruments
Ridin' Gritty for 4150
September 2014 Issue
Gerald Tims prepares to ride 4,150 miles in the cross-country Motorcycle Cannonball race.
Bountiful Harvest
September 2014 Issue
Doug and Sondra Williams empower poor farmers with sustainable mushroom farming.
Edfest
September 2014 Issue
This annual food and music festival is raising awareness and funds for Edmond Mobile Meals.
Life After Leavenworth
September 2014 Issue
From service to solitude, former soldier Michael Behenna finds peace on a ranch in Oklahoma.
DAVE: ALS
September 2014 Issue
Here’s a story about ALS with no buckets of ice water, no YouTube and no potential to go viral.
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