
Route 66 Blue Hippo Festival
Edmond is uniquely placed along Route 66—turning a corner at downtown, which takes drivers south to Oklahoma City or east to Arcadia. As Oklahoma inches closer to the 100th Anniversary of Route 66 in 2026, cities along the Mother Road are gearing up for an influx of national and international tourism. But Why Wait Two…
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The Big Biscuit
The Big Biscuit is your new favorite spot for a bigger, better breakfast in Edmond. Opened in August 2022 by Oklahoma-based franchisee Steve Zahn, The Big Biscuit serves classic comfort foods you know and love, like plate-sized buttermilk pancakes, crispy hashbrowns, and oversized buttermilk biscuits—their main staple—but with a twist! With Edmond’s reputation as one…
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Terrance the Octopus
For six months, nine-year-old Cal Clifford’s bedroom was gently lit by the tank of his eight-legged friend, Terrance. The California two-spot octopus passed on Earth Day in April, but left the light on – plus fifty bimac babies – to keep Cal company. The Cliffords first welcomed the octopus into their home in October. As…
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Inside Paycom’s Commercial Production
The scene opens with a man – laptop open, paperwork scattered, utterly distracted – at his daughter’s gymnastics competition. In somersaults, Hollywood star Shemar Moore lands dramatically in the stands directly in front of the preoccupied father. “Was that necessary?” the father asks about the over-the-top entrance. “No,” Shemar answers. “Neither is missing your daughter’s…
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Chisholm Creek
Over two decades in the making, Chisholm Creek quickly became OKC’s premier entertainment district when it opened. With 44 businesses currently operating at the bustling development in North OKC, the 190-acre urban playground of restaurants, shops, salons, activities, and attractions has it all. The pedestrian-friendly, mixed-use property created by The Medallion Group was inspired by…
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Painting Edmond Purple
If you find yourself driving down Broadway in June, don’t be surprised when it’s purple. This awareness initiative from the Oklahoma Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association started – as most good stories do – with a boy and girl who fell in love. “I was working a summer job for a man who wasn’t fond…
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Jeff Carel, Managing Director-Investments Wells Fargo Advisors
By Maria Veres With eighteen years of experience, Jeff Carel is dedicated to helping Oklahomans meet their financial needs by developing investment plans around their long-term goals. He serves as Managing Director-Investments at Wells Fargo Advisors, with offices in Edmond and Oklahoma City. A Trusted Partner Jeff works personally with every client. “We all can…
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INTEGRIS Health is in Edmond
Whether you need urgent care, hospital services, a top-rated specialist, or a routine well check, INTEGRIS Health has you covered. Their growing network of providers offers patient-focused care for the whole family at locations throughout Edmond and the greater metro area. Comprehensive, Compassionate Healthcare No matter where you live in Edmond, a trusted INTEGRIS Health…
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In Other Words with Dave
I have no idea how to farm or raise cattle, make a candle, or bake pretzel bread, but I do know where to get amazing local products. Have you been to the Edmond Farmer’s Market? Let’s go. I’ll show you around. It opens at 8 AM, but I suggest you get there early. You know…
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Don’t Slam The Screen Door!
If you grew up like I did you probably heard, “Don’t slam the screen door,” a lot. Living in the country and having no AC meant windows wide open and screen doors on both front and back to let in cool air and possibly an oscillating fan. Even the entrance to our little county store…
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A LOOK Back: Edmond’s First Pool
Edmond’s first public swimming pool was an extremely long, large concrete structure. Seymour Pool, later renamed Kiwanis Pool, operated from 1924 to 1958. It was located at 5th & Broadway, where several restaurants are currently located. Central State Teaching College (now University of Central Oklahoma), used the pool for summer swimming classes. This 1929 photo…
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