Luminance, an Enchanted Stroll
From November 17 to January 1, Edmond’s Mitch Park comes alive in a tapestry of lights called Luminance. Hosted by Edmond Electric, the aptly named “enchanted stroll” leads guests through more than 30 larger-than-life, lighted displays. Over 80,000 visitors will attend during the season. They may come for the lights, but they linger for the…
Read More >Donatos Pizza
Edmond can add another win to its list of credits with the opening of Donatos Pizza – the first Oklahoma location for the renowned, 60-year-old, multi-state brand. Celebrated for their famous edge-to-edge toppings on every pizza, premium cheese and 100 slices of family recipe pepperoni on every large, thin crust pepperoni pizza, Donatos is committed…
Read More >A Comforting Canine
Emme knows who needs comfort as soon as she walks into a room – a skill strengthened by experience but ultimately intuition. The eight-year-old Bernese mountain dog became a certified therapy dog at the age of one (or seven, if you’re counting dog years) and her owner, Noreen Lyman, says she executes her role with…
Read More >Meet Ryin Jones, Music Festival Manager
Meet Ryin Jones, owner of Amplitix. His company “amplifies the fan experience” by providing support services to music festivals and mid-sized live entertainment venues. What’s involved in managing a music festival? Everything from booking the talent to ticket sales. I’m the guy in the background who is taking care of logistics. Sometimes I just show…
Read More >Global Goodwill with Operation Christmas Child
November brings thoughts of upcoming Christmas holidays and gifts for family and friends. But for the people who live in poverty-stricken areas, war-torn countries, or places with national disasters, will there be a Christmas? Will the children receive gifts? Operation Christmas Child answers those questions. Their mission is to demonstrate God’s love in a tangible…
Read More >A LOOK Back: WWII Photo Before War Damage
During World War II, a 45th Division soldier took a series of “tourist” photographs while stationed in Italy. These photos recently caught the attention of Italian historians because they show the ancient Greek ruins of Paestum, a UNESCO World Heritage site, before suffering bomb damage. A copy of this photograph is currently on display in…
Read More >Pitchford Perfect Tree Service
If you’ve ever lost a favorite tree after a storm, you know how stressful it can be. With expert help from Pitchford Perfect Tree Service, you can make sure your trees stay healthy and beautiful year round. Healthy Trees in Every Season A tree may look fine but still have problems that make it vulnerable…
Read More >Mr. Handyman
From kitchen updates, bathroom remodels, and floor installation to repairing drywall and painting almost anything, Mr. Handyman has you covered and can fence you in as well. The Edmond-based, locally owned company offers premier home improvement, repair and maintenance services for every need. Workmanship You Can Trust Before each appointment, you’ll get a text with…
Read More >Kim Baker, 72SOLD
In her personal and professional life, Kim Baker’s priority is to treat others with kindness. Her position as regional director of 72SOLD allows her to do exactly that. The name 72SOLD reflects the company’s innovative approach, which allows them to identify the best-qualified buyers within 72 hours. “With this program I believe I’m finally serving…
Read More >In Other Words With Dave
My in-laws are considering a move to Edmond from Osage County. They have been house hunting – and my wife, Alison, a former Realtor, has been in “search and scroll” mode for weeks. Exciting times. Moving to Edmond checks quite a few of the boxes for them. Here are some of the reasons I think…
Read More >Reminiscing!
Lately, I have been lost in a “sea of reminiscing” while going through stacks of things belonging to my mother who is now in heaven. I think she saved everything I ever sent her. Magazine articles, pictures, Birthday and Mother’s Day cards, letters and even post cards I sent as a teenager from church camp….
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