In Other Words with Dave
I’m pretty good at sitting and reclining. I may even be an expert, as evidenced by our worn-out sectional in the den. This gray-green, low-slung beauty has been a trooper. It hugged us through the pandemic, provided much-needed rest through my chemo treatments, and was our companion through countless binge-worthy (and not-so-binge-worthy) Netflix series. On…
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Forever Loving Jay!
It has been two years since my son, Jay took his flight to heaven. Two years of missing his hugs, laughter, love, singing, dancing, teasing and all that made Jay unique. Two years without Sunday morning church, Sonic runs, trips to Arkansas and daily mac & cheese. Two years without Jay! I wrote this poem…
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Nutts for Peanut Butter
Twenty-three-year-old Kaden Dunlevy is absolutely nuts. Those are his words, of course, and the only reason someone would launch a peanut butter company in 2024. But somehow, it worked. Kaden’s company, “Be Nutts,” is generating sales and grabbing attention, all for the love of peanut butter. “It started when I was really young, and we…
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The Lookout & The Mule
Whether you’re in the mood for sweeping scenic views or downtown brews, two Edmond restaurants serve up one-of-a-kind dishes that make the good times even better. Co-owned by Edmond locals Joey Morris, Cody Rowan, and John Harris, The Lookout at Kickingbird Golf and The Mule in Downtown Edmond are dining destinations that keep the crowds…
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Going Pickleball Pro
At 65, Moira Roush embodies the spirit of competition and passion that defines the growing pickleball community. As a seasoned tennis player who once played at the collegiate level, Moira’s journey into pickleball began seven years ago when her husband suggested she try the sport. “I wasn’t really looking for something new,” she recalled. “I…
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The Monarchs are Coming!
In early September, the occasional orange butterfly flutters past the gardens, houses and businesses of Edmond. By the end of the month, there is a noticeable increase in the number of monarch butterflies stopping to rest and refuel on their journey south. Their yearly migration across the United States into Mexico is a phenomenon of…
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DJ Mike Munday
If you lived in the Oklahoma City Metro in the 1970s, 80s and 90s, you are likely familiar with the voice of DJ Mike Munday. His morning radio shows on both WKY and KOMA earned #1 ratings. He was cheerful, energetic and positive––and he still is! Although the 77-year-old is no longer a DJ on…
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Home: Generator Supercenter
How does a whole-home generator work? Your power goes out, then what happens? Within seconds of an outage an automatic backup generator automatically supplies electrical power directly to your home’s circuit breaker box. After utility power returns, the generator shuts itself off and waits for the next outage. It operates whether you are home or…
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Aire Serv of Greater OKC
In Oklahoma’s challenging climate, it’s vital to have a heating and air conditioning service you can trust. With more than 25 years of HVAC expertise, Scott Sowder of Aire Serv makes customer service his highest priority. Customer Support You Can Count On When your heater or AC breaks, the last thing you want to do…
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In Other Words with Dave
We brought our own chairs. We sat, we enjoyed, we left. It was another fun concert experience at Heard on Hurd. This summer concert series has been a bright spot in an otherwise disappointing string of concertgoing events. In June, Alison and I bought tickets to Neil Young. We planned a midweek getaway, drove through…
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