Mayor Q&A
Mayor Darrell Davis, the first black mayor in Edmond history, is no stranger to Edmond management. With 9 years of experience on the city council, he is already knowledgeable about the topics that citizens care about. Many of the improvements that are now coming to fruition are, in fact, initiatives that he began working on…
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Health Nut Cafe: Easy to Eat Healthy
Health Nut Cafe delivers on the promise of making it easy to eat healthy. Edmond called for nutritious and convenient options, and Health Nut answered with made-to-order wraps, salads, sandwiches, quinoa bowls, smoothies, breakfast and coffee. The pandemic gave a taste of the convenience of take out, and the demand is not letting up. Health…
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Puzzling Through the Pandemic
Before Cherrylnn Goodman retired, putting together jigsaw puzzles was an occasional activity; something to do in the winter. When the pandemic started, however, and Cherrylnn was confined to home, puzzles took on new meaning. It became her main source of entertainment–keeping her up late at night and drawing her back to the table early in…
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Dream Team of Arcadia Lake
Arcadia Lake is relatively young, having been constructed just 34 years ago, extending the Deep Fork River and supplying water to Edmond. During Covid, many local citizens rediscovered Arcadia Lake for its recreational activities, but feedback has made it clear that Arcadia needs a facelift. “When I was campaigning for City Council two years ago,”…
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The Creek Nutrition and Energy
The Creek Nutrition and Energy offers energy teas, vitamin shots, meal replacement protein shakes, protein waffles, pre and post workout options, hydration drinks and more. Owner Olivia Brinlee has a menu full of nutritious and delicious offerings made with flare. Family Friendly Nutrition Olivia’s 4 year old son Zavien loves the Caramel Apple Protein Shake…
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Cycle 66: Historic Route Ride
The inaugural Cycle 66 will be held November 7th, 2021. Cycle 66 is an urban and rural bicycling tour along Route 66. The ride offers three routes: 10, 33 and 66-miles each beginning and ending in downtown Edmond. The annual, all levels cycling tour will raise funds to promote better health as well as honor…
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Engineering New Fashion
Tamra Gould, was born into a family of engineers. Her dad, sister and cousins are engineers. Even her great-great grandfather, who patented over 100 inventions, was an engineer. But Tamra? She’s artsy. “I studied fashion design,” Tamra said. “But I guess growing up around engineers inspired me. For my senior project last year in Georgia,…
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Bright Sky Ministries
It’s hard for foster parents to truly prepare for the unknown children who suddenly arrive in their lives. Justin and Jessica Davis learned this first-hand when their close friends from church became instant parents to some boys who showed up with just the clothes on their backs. “They had nothing, so our family decided to…
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Paul McCartney Sighted in Arcadia!
It’s true! Singer, Paul McCartney, was actually sighted by Arcadia resident, Toby Thompson. The scene unfolded like this: Toby was weeding in a culvert next to the road near historic Route 66. He was covered in mud, wearing a t-shirt and calf-high socks with his work boots. “I looked like a goofball hillbilly,” Toby said. …
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