Top 10 Reasons to Shop Edmond, Oklahoma
When doing last minute Christmas shopping, keep in mind that when you shop in Edmond…
Read More >Story Builder Toys
Children everywhere plead with Santa each Christmas, writing letters for that one perfect gift. As Edmond children drop their letter in the mail, they may daydream of elves scurrying about to construct their special toy at the North Pole so far away. But little do they know that one local couple has created their own…
Read More >Hopefull Hearts for Hatcher
Most Americans think the good old days, when neighbors were close and communities pulled together, is an era that has vanished from modern society. But not in the heart of Edmond, Oklahoma where families, teachers, businesses and churches have rallied support for one of their own, Jessica Hatcher. The Edmond North High School senior was…
Read More >The Pirate Bride
Fairytales are a treasured past time for parents and their children. They listen with delight as mom and dad tell stories that awaken imagination and emotion; but for Edmond resident Ryan McKinley, it was his 11-year-old daughter Anna’s story that sparked a little magic in him. It all started one day on a family hiking…
Read More >BOE: A Perfect Match
Knowing many busy families are looking for a little relief these days, Karin Dallas opened her own College Nannies & Tutors location in Edmond near Santa Fe and Danforth earlier this year. By providing high quality nannies and tutors, Dallas hopes to help Edmond families achieve both terrific child care, as well as expert educations….
Read More >BOE: Sweet Success
If you’re looking for a comfortable lounge where you can smoke a cigar and unwind, then Tobacco Exchange is the place for you. Edmond’s only cigar store combined with a relaxing smoking lounge is located at 13512 N. Eastern, just off Memorial and Boulevard. Cigars can range from $1 to $30, with brands such as…
Read More >LTJ: Silver & Gold
I can’t believe it’s December, with Christmas just around the corner. When I think of all the shopping I need to do and the events I hope to attend, I become overwhelmed. Then suddenly, I hear Burl Ives, that squinty-eyed, smiling snowman, crooning Silver and Gold. I relax and let my thoughts wander back to…
Read More >Fine Living: Turning Decades Into Dollars
What’s the story behind that Civil War rifle? Who was locked up in those handcuffs? The sense of history in an antique store can be intriguing. The items for sale were once in peoples’ homes or businesses for years, if not generations. Each antique sits ready to be purchased by someone new; ready to take…
Read More >Sports: On Target
With the echoing crack of a 12-gauge shotgun, the spinning orange disc disintegrated into a puff of clay shards that plinked upon the thousands already scattered among the grass at the Oklahoma City Gun Club grounds in Arcadia. Charles Roller may be relatively new to competitive shooting, but it’s rare that a clay pigeon escapes…
Read More >H&F: Bringing the Gym Home
What if “the gym” was no longer a place down the block packed with sweaty people and workout equipment? Imagine instead, your dream home gym: perfectly designed to match your taste and to suit your workout goals. Instead of being down the street, it would be merely downstairs. Ahhh, that would be the life. Robert…
Read More >H&G: Fireside Chats
On a cold winter day, nothing brings more warmth and comfort to a home than a fireplace. While sipping from a cup of hot cocoa and gazing into the roaring fire, you might get distracted by the imperfections of your current mantle or hearth. But don’t worry, experts in the field say there are endless…
Read More >Online Exclusive: Pixie Dust
New and expecting moms just received a little bit of help from a dedicated ally, who has been through it all- daunting moments, funny episodes, and that magical joy of finally bringing Baby home. Loralyn Hamilton is a full-time writer and an Edmond mom. Her first book Pixie Dust: Magical Insights for Childbirth and Life…
Read More >A&E: Driving a Career in Country Music
Matt Bowlin is no ordinary Edmond school bus driver. Clad in sharp jeans, relaxed panhandle-slim shirt and weathered hat, he sports a handlebar mustache with goatee. At first glance, he seems mysterious to school children, appearing to hide behind a pair of sunglasses that shield him both from the sun and prying eyes, but this…
Read More >Dining Guide: Hobby’s Hoagies
Family-owned and operated, Hobby’s Hoagies is “a place where you can get the best hoagies, Philly cheesesteaks and pizzas in Oklahoma,” says co-owner Kim Nixon. “We can make it anyway you like it.” Nestled in the Oakbrook Shopping Center at Santa Fe & Edmond Road, the restaurant is owned by Nixon, her dad, George Hobson…
Read More >“The Year the Newspaper Died” – Really?
2009 was termed “The Year the Newspaper Died”�� by Business Insider. For many publications, it was. So as 2010 comes to end, a year after this proclamation – is print really dead? …
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