Sports Photographer Makes the Big League
Gerald Leong is a freelance photographer for some of the biggest sports organizations in America: National Basketball Association (NBA), ESPN, and the College Football Playoffs. Ironically, he knew little about sports when he moved to America from Malaysia in 2016. A recruiter from the University of Central Oklahoma had visited Gerald’s school and intrigued him…
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The Frosted Mug Bar & Grill
Like that favorite restaurant you discovered on your last vacation, The Frosted Mug entertains you with an electric atmosphere while satisfying your every food craving. Now open for a year in Edmond, the lively neighborhood sports bar is owned and operated by a few Edmond locals who are passionate about excellent food, superb drinks, and…
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The National Merit Nine
Of the 1.6 million juniors who take the PSAT each year, only one percent will qualify as National Merit Semifinalists. The numbers make it look like a long shot, but for nine Crossings Christian School (CCS) students, it was the next achievement in an altogether illustrious academic career. Not only did each of the nine…
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Dancing Across America
Reese Spencer started dancing at five years old and hasn’t stopped since. But now, rather than joining her flfiEdmond North pom team on the floor, or taking first in the Oklahoma State Pom Solo competition, she joins the cast of “Jesus Christ Superstar” each night as part of the show’s North American tour. This break…
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Dr. Bob Palmer Painting Local History
If you’ve seen any historical murals painted on Edmond buildings, then you are probably looking at the art of Dr. Bob Palmer. Palmer started teaching mural painting classes at the University of Central Oklahoma in 1995. He has painted scenes in towns all over Oklahoma. His style is recognizable because his murals nearly always feature…
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Oklahoma Christian University
Combining spiritual values, academic excellence, and a caring family atmosphere, Oklahoma Christian University has shaped Christian leaders since 1950. “We are a Kingdom university. We are a place where students can develop a deeper relationship with Christ and Christian values are shared,” says Dr. Ken Jones, President of OC. Growing Academic and Spiritual Leaders Along…
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Armstrong Auditorium
Experience the splendor of ancient Israel through Armstrong Auditorium’s new exhibit, Kingdom of David and Solomon Discovered. The world premiere exhibit showcases almost fifty artifacts from the tenth century BC, in an immersive display for the whole family to enjoy. Bringing Biblical History to Life “As far as Biblical history goes there are no greater…
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In Other Words with Dave
What am I gonna do with this huge Back40 sign that hangs on our building over at Covell and Kelly? I suppose it could be repurposed as a coffee table. Back in 2019, in my infinite wisdom, I bought, gutted, and remodeled a building to house my digital marketing agency and the Edmond Outlook. The…
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College and Karate!
Years ago, as a young college student, I took my share of PE classes—archery, tennis, dancing and more. Having played basketball all through school I enjoyed staying active. But what I really wanted to learn was karate. My boyfriend (future husband—Carl) had taken karate and ju-jitsu in Tulsa from his friend, Gary, who just happened…
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A LOOK Back: The Interurban Trolley Car
The Interurban was a trolley car that ran between Oklahoma City and Edmond from 1911-1946. In the beginning, few people owned cars, so walking and riding horses had been the predominant mode of transportation. For 25 cents, citizens or college students could catch the hour-long ride to either city. The Interurban ran on a track,…
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