
The Great Edmond Chicken Chase
Edmond’s early morning calm was shattered last month by an unusual call. At 6:53 a.m., officers received a report that would set the stage for one of the most unusual pursuits in the department’s history. “A chicken is running down the middle of the road.” One frantic minute later, the suspect had fled to Whataburger…
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Crème de la Crumb
Noel Nugent’s love of baking began in Dallas when she was four years old, making boxed brownies with her mother. It did not take long to realize her passion was growing into much more than a favorite pastime. Despite graduating high school, moving to Europe, and working as a nanny while she pursued a degree…
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Screen Dreams Come True
While most kids read books, young Kevin Costello buried his nose in screenplays. There, in the pages of popular movies, his aspirations of becoming a screenwriter began to bloom. After graduating from the University of Oklahoma in 2007 with a degree in journalism and professional writing, he packed his bags for Los Angeles, determined to…
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The Friendly Face of Oklahoma on Capitol Hill
As a legislative assistant, Georgia Davies is at the heart of the political hustle and bustle on Capitol Hill in D.C. For three years, she has worked for Congressman Lucas, who represents western Oklahoma. It’s her job to listen to Oklahomans, understand their needs, and communicate their concerns to the congressman. Getting Up The Hill…
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Saving Stories of Service
Amanda Duncan: Preserving Military History in Edmond Although Amanda Duncan doesn’t have active military service on her resume, her work with Edmond’s Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) is remarkable. As an Auxiliary officer, historian, and advocate, Amanda tirelessly supports military members and their families, a passion deeply rooted in her military lineage. “My husband, Deric,…
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A LOOK Back: 1923 Easter in Edmond
In 1923, Eloise Rodkey (second from left) and five others dressed in Easter clothes are ready to hunt for Easter eggs. This photo was taken in the front yard of Earl and Emma Rodkey at Main and University, across the street from Mitchell Hall.
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Millie Tucker Gift & Bridal
Nestled in downtown Edmond, Millie Tucker Gift & Bridal offers a personal, small-town shopping experience, combined with the elegant brands of a big-city boutique. From tabletop collections to handcrafted bags to baby blankets, Millie Tucker offers gifts for every occasion, and specializes in bridal and gift registries. The Brands You Love, Close to Home “When…
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23rd Street Antique Mall
The Oklahoma City metro area has no shortage of antique stores, but 23rd Street Antique Mall is something special. Focusing on pieces from the early 1900s and late 1800s, the mall is a favorite destination for antique lovers throughout the state and beyond. Quality, Beauty and Character Owners Bill and Denny McConnell share a longstanding…
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In Other Words with Dave
“I’m not friends with you anymore.” That’s what Alison told Mike, our trainer, after our very first workout session. Things were going fine until we hit lunges— the exercise everyone loves to hate. They target those lower body muscles like glutes and quads, and apparently, they also target Alison’s patience. Luckily, she got over it,…
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Special Wishes and Dreams
April brings a third birthday in heaven for my son, Jay. Two and half years of missing him sing, dance, laugh, tease, hug and call out, “Mom!” And today, I’d like to honor my son with a favorite birthday memory. Jay was born with Down syndrome and congenital heart disease. Year after year, he was…
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