Serious Skaters
When was the last time you laced up a pair of roller skates? If you think you may have outgrown roller sports, you might want to take a little inspiration from Edmond inline skaters, Mike Pickle, 48 and Roger Meadows, 52. Both men are competing against, and beating, inline skaters less than half their age!…
Read More >Route 66 Museum
He calls it John's OK County 66, and it's John Hargrove's tribute to the historic highway that's been the subject of so much myth and imagination over the years. All in all, his work signifies nearly a decade devoted to bringing scaled-down versions of Route 66 icons to one place, where curious passers-by can enjoy…
Read More >Miracle League
Sitting back and watching their children participate in a sporting event is something many parents of challenged children never have the opportunity to do. That’s something Miracle League of Edmond has changed. Margo Price, director of the program, said this year marks Miracle League’s fourth season in its current form. The newer program took the…
Read More >Million Dollar Homes
All houses are not created equally. From blueprint to construction and furnishing, some Edmond area homes are truly magnificent. For example, just east of town, Aaron Dodson of Dodson Custom Homes built his house as a show home. It is open almost every weekend for viewing and is featured in the Parade of Homes. “The…
Read More >Unlocking a World of Imagination
Children’s book author and Edmond resident, Tammi Sauer, never thought she would be competing against the likes of songstress, Kelly Clarkson. According to her young fans, Sauer is not only competing in the popularity contest—she’s winning! Originally from Kansas, Sauer and her husband, Ron, now live in Edmond with their two young children, ten-year-old Julia…
Read More >Rhythmically Speaking
Performer, producer and director. These are the titles held by DWe Williams of the theatrical group, Rhythmically Speaking. Formed 11 years ago out of a need for authentic African American based children’s theatre, the group has performed more than 25 shows. The educationally entertaining group always seeks out one moment of each show to inspire…
Read More >Going Medieval
The dust of battle choked the air and thickened it with the smell of sweat and the sounds of the wounded screaming. His ruined left arm cut off at the elbow, Tiberius Eaghra clutched his cumbersome eight-foot spear with his good hand and accepted that the enemies had broken through the castle gate, and that…
Read More >Mr. Lucky Finally Recieves His Stripes
Loyd Carter is a veteran of World War II, a survivor and someone who should be honored this Memorial Day. His story should fill you with pride, respect and thankfulness. His journey through life has earned him the title, Mr. Lucky, and he doesn’t mind telling you how accurate that title may be. The Early…
Read More >My Big Fat Edmond Wedding
June can be a special time of year. Many Edmond couples decide this is the time to say “I Do.” All across the country, elegant weddings are becoming more popular than ever, and Edmond is no exception. Robyn Martin, Professional Bridal Consultant of The Wedding Belle, shares a few of the high-end trends available in…
Read More >Sons of the American Revolution
It’s not every day you see grown men in doublets with padded shoulders, breeches and a colonial army caps. When you do, there’s usually a good reason. The men clad in these colonial uniforms are members of the Color guard of the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR), an organization composed of lineal descendants of…
Read More >Celebrating Recovery
Anyone who walks the earth has compulsive hurts, habits or hang-ups. But people can free themselves from these harmful behaviors. At Celebrate Recovery honest, open people share stories of broken marriages reconciled, desperate folks finding hope, and depression lifted. The program, available at a handful of Edmond churches, helps addicts and sufferers of other illnesses…
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