Dolese will host the second annual Rock The Block, a family-friendly community event, on Saturday, Oct. 20, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 14th and Broadway in Oklahoma City. A quiet hour runs from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m., for children with noise sensitivities.

Tired of eating at over-populated chain restaurants? Try these hidden Oklahoma gems that can’t be found anywhere else.

Tired of the gas station or corporate coffee? Tulsa has many options available to broaden your coffee experience. From Foolish Things Coffee Company and Chimera on Main Street, to Nordaggios Coffee in south Tulsa, there’s a locally owned place for everyone.

Hey, all you copywriters, there’s a new benchmark for speed – 20,000 lines a second.

If you’re a business owner, maintaining positive cash flow and protecting confidential information might be things that keep you up at night.

Someone who loved chicken once said, “The best kind of road trip is a Chicken Fried Road Trip.”

The fourth-annual Open Streets is approaching soon in south OKC. It is a free local health and wellness project sponsored by the Oklahoma City-County Health Department’s Wellness Now coalition, Oklahoma’s Credit Union and the Substance Use Prevention Alliance.

The Down Syndrome Association of Central Oklahoma (DSACO) is hosting its 24th annual Down Syndrome Festival and 5K at the Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark on Saturday, Sept. 29. In addition to DSACO members and supporters, the event will feature special guest Sara Hart Weir, president and CEO of the National Down Syndrome Society.

No matter how packed your daily schedule may be, you deserve a home-cooked meal. Here are a few quick recipes that are easy to make and even easier to grab on the go.

The Fred Jones Family Foundation announced The Children’s Center Rehabilitation Hospital as the 2018 Mary Eddy Jones Signature Gift recipient. The $75,000 grant will be used to create 10-12 kinetic sculptures that will be dispersed across the hospital’s campus.

With students back in the classroom, sports and other extracurricular activities, including the Special Olympics, are kicking back up. Special Olympics Oklahoma has a number of events lined up for individuals with disabilities to participate in this fall and winter. From bocce and bowling to basketball and volleyball, there’s something for every single athlete.

Where can you see Disney on Ice, Xtreme Bulls, live entertainment, and a carnival all while eating delicious food? The Oklahoma State Fair, of course. Opening Thursday, Sept. 13, the state fair will be here for just 10 days so hurry and get tickets now.