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Spring cleaning goes beyond deep cleaning and refreshing your home. Here are three often-overlooked steps to improve both your living space and well-being:

1. Flip your mattress – Rotating it seasonally extends its lifespan and improves sleep quality.

2. Clean your air vents – Removing dust buildup boosts air quality and energy efficiency.

3. Check for unclaimed property – Many people have forgotten assets from old paychecks or bank accounts. The Oklahoma State Treasurer’s Office holds over $1 billion in unclaimed funds. Search your name at yourmoney.ok.gov, it only takes a minute!

A cleaner home and a fuller wallet? Now that’s a productive spring refresh.

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

This Saturday, Feb. 1, marks National Unclaimed Property Day, a reminder for Oklahomans to check for lost assets. With more than $1 billion in unclaimed property held by the state, there is a strong chance that you or someone you know could have forgotten funds or valuables.

“These assets tell a story – from uncashed paychecks or even family heirlooms,” said Treasurer Todd Russ. Checking is quick, free and could uncover meaningful discoveries.

Visit YourMoney.ok.gov to search for your name or family members. Reclaiming unclaimed property benefits individuals and boosts the state’s economy, making this a win-win for all Oklahomans.

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

Oklahoma is now No. 11 in U-Haul’s Growth States list of 2024, jumping 30 spots from its previous position. This significant jump reflects that a substantial amount of people are moving to Oklahoma in search of more affordable living as well as thriving social scenes and a dynamic job market.

“Migration to the Southeast and Southwest continues as families gauge their cost of living, job opportunities, quality of life and other factors that go into relocating to a new state,” said John “J.T.” Taylor, president of U-Haul International, according to liveinokla.com.

Read more about the 2024 list here.

– Staff Report, The Oklahoma 100

Guernsey is setting a new standard with Oklahoma’s first multi-story mass timber office building, anchoring its new headquarters in the highly anticipated Alley North development. This state-of-the-art project combines sustainable design, strategic location near the future commuter rail line and Guernsey’s significant investment in urban development.

Alley North is an emerging mixed-use attraction poised to become a vibrant hub of commerce, culture and connectivity in the heart of OKC.

Guernsey CEO Jared Stigge stated, “We have a vision for the future of work-life integration, and we’re just so excited to share it with OKC.”

Explore Guernsey’s new HQ: https://guernsey.us/newhq

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

Simple Modern, an Oklahoma-based company, recently announced the launch of Trevi, an electrolyte drink mix company.

Trevi comes in single-use hydration mix packages and there are four flavors, all with zero sugar, five vitamins and minerals and three times the electrolytes of traditional sports drinks.

To make a drink with Trevi, add the mix to 16-32 ounces of water depending on the strength of flavor desired.

“We are excited to introduce Trevi to the world because we believe that hydration should never be boring and it should be easier to stay hydrated throughout your day,” said Corbin Wallace, Trevi CEO.

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100