
40 Years of Edmond History Museum
The Edmond History Museum made history in January, celebrating its own 40th birthday! What started with a small group of volunteers has grown into a successful institution, creating award-winning exhibits and programs, achieving record attendance numbers in 2024, and housing 43,000 artifacts! The idea for the museum was born in 1983, as citizens began to…
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The Fried Taco
Just when you thought tacos couldn’t get any better…they did! At The Fried Taco, a celebration of bold, tangy flavors inspired by Puerto Rican and Caribbean traditions light up the menu. Since owners Ruben and Kristal Pacheco started their food truck in 2016, then opened their first restaurant in Midtown OKC in 2019, and opened…
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Strength Forged in Tragedy
Six years after suffering the worst tragedy of his life, Aaron Hudgins has come to understand and appreciate the event he wished had never happened. “Without it, I wouldn’t be the man I am today,” he says. “I’m just grateful with where I am.” Aaron enlisted in the Oklahoma Army National Guard in 1997. In…
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Every Hat Tells a Story
Edmond mom Taryn Rogers, an advertising professional and business owner, wears many hats—literally. Her company, Wild Spade Hat Bar, specializes in custom, hand-shaped cowboy and wide-brim hats. And it’s taking the state by stylish storm. As Taryn transitioned from full-time advertising executive to stay-at-home mom, she quickly realized she needed an outlet that would allow…
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Providing Sanctuary for Primates
Monkeys are so cute, especially babies. Their human-like faces are endearing, innocent, and intelligent, deceiving people into thinking that monkeys would make charming pets. Once the cuteness wears off, however, most people find themselves in dramatic or dangerous situations. “Primates like to explore, climb, tear things up, and exhibit other behaviors people see as aggressive,”…
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Uncommon Art: Josh Brooks
Josh Brooks didn’t go looking for artistic acclaim. Instead, it walked right into his Edmond shop when a representative of Uncommon Ground, Edmond’s upcoming sculpture park, asked for his collaboration. “We started talking about projects for the park, and I was given the freedom to develop an idea for 12 sculptures in total,” Josh said,…
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A LOOK Back: Valentine’s Day 1956
Valentine’s Day at Edmond High School, 1956. Maggie Overholser was crowned EHS basketball queen on Valentine’s Day in 1956. Although not normally associated with Valentine’s Day, EHS incorporated a Valentine’s Day theme into its basketball court because the ceremony fell on Valentine’s Day.
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Miracle Method Surface Refinishing of OKC
What household surfaces can be refinished? Miracle Method refinishes a variety of household surfaces, including: • Bathtubs: Porcelain, fiberglass, acrylic, cultured marble, and clawfoot tubs. • Countertops: Laminate, Formica®, tile, solid surfaces (such as Corian®, Silestone®, etc.), and cultured marble. • Ceramic Tile: Walls, countertops, shower pans, showers, and floors. • Concrete: Garage floors, patios,…
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Braum’s An Affair of the Heart
There’s so much to love about Braum’s An Affair of the Heart. It’s a time to gather with friends and family, support small businesses, and purchase unique handcrafted items you won’t find anywhere else. Celebrating 40 years of joyful gatherings, the locally owned event will hold its first 2025 show this month. Bringing the Community…
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Neptune Society Cremation Services
As more Oklahomans choose cremation as their preferred end-of-life option, Neptune Society has built a reputation as a trusted and respected provider. Matthew R. Boydstun, Neptune Society’s Service Manager and Funeral Director, is proud to offer this alternative to families seeking simplicity, compassion and economy in making final arrangements. Serving the Community with Care The…
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In Other Words with Dave
Alison and I enjoy scrolling through the news with our morning coffee. A few weeks ago, she was deep into an article about President Jimmy Carter’s remarkable century-long life. She mused aloud, “Wow, 100 years.” I paused mid-sip, equally puzzled and flattered. I gave her a look and asked, “What did you just say?” She…
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Heart-Keepers
February is sometimes called the “Love Month” with Valentine’s Day bringing elaborate marriage proposals. I once saw a movie with a young couple at a ritzy restaurant and the young lady found an engagement ring in her glass of champagne. Wow! If that’s the norm, my late husband, Carl and I missed the memo. I…
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