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Cornett addresses European urban planners

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The Urban Land Institute in France invited former Oklahoma City Mayor Mick Cornett as the keynote speaker at its annual urban development conference in Paris.

Real estate investors and urban planners from all over Europe gathered to hear Cornett speak on his experiences in Oklahoma and what he has learned from other cities. Cornett believes no city in the world has “come as far, as fast” as Oklahoma City, and the story of its three-decade renaissance offers lessons for cities around the globe.

Cornett works internationally as a ULI Fellow for Urban Development and also consults for Jones PR clients.

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

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Wiley Post to stand tall on Route 66

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Oklahoma pilot Wiley Post was a true visionary, blind in one eye, who revolutionized aeronautics by discovering the jet stream and inventing the pressurized suit that inspired today’s astronaut suits.

Soon, a 50-ft. stainless steel sculpture, named Beacon of Vision, will be installed on Route 66 at Post Road to honor his pioneering spirit. Artist Nathan Pratt has dreamed of this project for over a decade and hopes to complete the Beacon of Vision during the Route 66 Centennial in 2026.

Edmond Visual Arts Commission has approved the sculpture and at a cost of $1 million and donations are being accepted.

– Staff Report, The Oklahoma 100

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Spreading holiday cheer: Miracle at Social Capital lights up OKC

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Miracle at Social Capital brings holiday magic to Oklahoma City with a local twist. This festive pop-up transforms Social Capital into a dazzling holiday destination, complete with extravagant decor and an exclusive cocktail menu.

Sip on creations like the OKC Snowball Old-Fashioned or the Dasher Pass for a taste of holiday cheer, served in playful, collectible glassware. With its prime downtown location and warm, welcoming vibe, Miracle at Social Capital has become a favorite for locals seeking to make the season extra special.

Whether catching up with friends or celebrating family traditions, it’s a must-visit for spreading OKC holiday joy.

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

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Holiday helpers: fun chores to teach kids about responsibility before the festivities

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Engaging children in age-appropriate chores before the holiday season fosters responsibility and eases household preparations. For younger children, tasks like tidying toys, putting silverware away, making beds and setting the table are suitable. Older kids can assist with vacuuming, dishwashing and organizing common areas or junk drawers.

Involving children in holiday-specific activities, such as wrapping, decorating or helping with meal preparations, enhances their sense of contribution. Implementing a chore chart can provide structure and motivation. By participating in household duties, children develop essential life skills and a sense of accomplishment, making the holiday season more enjoyable for the entire family.

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

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Encourage kids to try new Thanksgiving foods

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Need creative ideas on how to get kids to try something other than mac-and-cheese on Thanksgiving? You are not alone! Check out ways for kids to explore new foods, and maybe even enjoy them, instead of the table becoming a battleground.

From the Two-Bite Taste Test Challenge to a Thanksgiving Chef Challenge, Oklahoma City Mom blogger uses playful strategies and embraces exploration to make Thanksgiving a fun experience. Remember to celebrate every small win, even if it’s only a nibble of a new dish.

Also, remember Thanksgiving is the perfect opportunity for connecting with family and friends and for gratitude.

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

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Fun family activities for Turkey Day

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From turkey trots to holiday lights, lots of fun family events and activities are planned to work off the Thanksgiving feast and enjoy Fall Break:

• Jenks Christmas Parade (Nov. 23 at 10 a.m.)

• Christmas in Downtown – Lights On in Bixby (Nov. 23, 5-7 p.m.)

• Schools Out Day Camps at the OKC Zoo for kids ages 5-12.

• Thanksgiving Break Magic Camp at The Station Recreation Center for kids ages 6-12.

• Edmond Ice Rink at Mitch Park (through Jan. 20)

• Crest on Ice in Norman (through Jan. 6)

For more events, visit Metro Family Magazine and TulsaKids. Have a great holiday weekend!

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

 

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Visit Oklahoma History Center on Statehood Day

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Statehood Day in Oklahoma on Nov. 16 commemorates the state’s entry into the Union in 1907. President Teddy Roosevelt played a pivotal role, signing the proclamation that moved Oklahoma to statehood at 10:16 am.

The pen used for the signature belongs to the Oklahoma Historical Society, and the Oklahoma History Center features several intriguing exhibits: “Inaugural Impressions” (learn about Oklahoma’s first First Lady Lillian Gallup Haskell), “75 years of TV in Oklahoma,” “Building Excellence at GM” and “Taking Flight: Oklahomans Explore the Skies.”

Most fascinating is “New Image for the State,” featuring Rodgers & Hammerstein’s “Oklahoma!,” the birth of modern musical theatre.

– Brenda Jones Barwick, APR, Jones PR

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ODOT seeks public input for new 25-year Long Range Transportation Plan

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The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) invites all Oklahomans to help shape the state’s transportation future by participating in a survey for the 2025-2050 Long Range Transportation Plan.

This plan will guide ODOT’s priorities throughout the next 25 years, improving commutes, business operations and infrastructure statewide. By establishing a comprehensive vision, ODOT aims to create a safe, efficient and reliable transportation network for everyone, including drivers, public transit users, cyclists and pedestrians.

Public input will ensure the plan reflects community needs and future growth.

Take the survey at oklongrangeplan.org by Dec. 20, and contribute to a stronger transportation system.

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

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Smithsonian show features OK Contemporary

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When driving on Broadway just north of downtown Oklahoma City, have you ever wondered about the iconic building known as Oklahoma Contemporary? The Smithsonian Channel’s popular show, ” How Did They Build That?” will feature the iconic state-of-the-art facility, Folding Light, in an upcoming show.

The Contemporary is hosting a special screening of the show on Wednesday, Nov. 20, at 6 p.m. to celebrate the vision behind the landmark building and the creative force of architect Rand Elliott and his team, who made the project possible.

Reservations are required for the special screening by calling 405-951-0000 to reserve your place.

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

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CareerTech programs add $1B to state economy

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In a recent study, Oklahoma’s career and technical schools reported its programs are adding nearly $1 billion to the state’s economy.

“CareerTech is strengthening our state’s economic future and providing life-changing opportunities for thousands of Oklahomans,” said Brent Haken, Oklahoma CareerTech director.

These programs include Oklahoma CareerTech’s 29 technology centers, 16 Skills Centers and 32 adult education and family literacy providers. The technology centers supported more than 8,500 jobs.

In FY23, CareerTech’s programs had a 94% placement rate for its graduates. The study was conducted by researchers at the University of Cincinnati. Learn about educational and career opportunities here.

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

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First Civil Rights Trail marker honors state heritage

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Oklahoma recently unveiled its first marker on the Civil Rights Trail, a historic initiative led by Sen. Kevin Matthews that commemorates significant Black towns and Native American sites across Oklahoma, acknowledging their key roles in the Civil Rights Movement.

This dedication is Sen. Matthews’ last official act in the Senate, which honors Oklahoma’s diverse heritage and invites a new wave of cultural tourism to these locations. The initiative represents a transformative step in acknowledging Oklahoma’s pivotal role in the nation’s civil rights history, offering a lasting tribute to the resilience and contributions of Black and Native communities that shaped Oklahoma.

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

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50 ways to celebrate fall

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Fall has finally arrived in Oklahoma, and I heard the Talimina National Scenic Byway is spectacularly colorful right now. Travel Oklahoma recently compiled a wonderful list of 50 ways to get out and explore the natural beauty of Oklahoma.

From pumpkin patches, caramel apples, s’mores, pumpkin spice coffee and pecan pies to hayrides, ghost tours, horseback riding, hot air balloons rides and of course, hunting and fly fishing, there are so many fun ways to experience Oklahoma’s autumn season.

There is something for everyone in the family on this list. Have fun and explore Oklahoma in this wonderful cozy weather.

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

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Early voting is open now

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Why wait until Tuesday? Early voting is open at all 77 county election boards from 8 a.m.-6 p.m. and Sunday from 8 a.m.-2 p.m.

If you still have your absentee ballot, mail it today to be received by the county election office by 7 p.m. on election night, Nov. 5. If you decide to hand-deliver your absentee ballot, it must be received by close of business on Monday.

If you need more information about federal and state government candidates, check out the 2024 General Election Voter Guide by the Oklahoma State Chamber. Let’s all go vote!

– Brenda Jones Barwick, APR, Jones PR

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ORU internship helps fill workforce gap

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Oral Roberts University (ORU) is bolstering Oklahoma’s workforce through its renowned internship program. With a focus on fields projected for double-digit growth by 2030 – such as finance, accounting, marketing, strategic media, communication and human resources development – the university’s internship initiative is crucial for preparing students for professional success.

The Oklahoma Employment Security Commission states jobs requiring bachelor’s degrees, particularly those which lead into people and processes management, are set to expand significantly. ORU’s College of Business and College of Arts & Cultural Studies have tailored their internship programs to meet this demand, partnering with local employers to address critical workforce needs.

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

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OKC Baseball gets new name: Comets

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Remember Mickey Mantle’s nickname, “Commerce Comet,” which he earned during his Hall of Fame career with the Yankees? The Oklahoma City Baseball Club is bringing the name back home as the Oklahoma City Comets.

Fan feedback through social media and email submissions, community and key stakeholders, and focus groups played a significant role in selecting the new name. The baseball team remains a Los Angeles Dodgers Triple-A affiliate through at least 2030, featuring players one step away from Major League Baseball.

Get a jump start on Comets merchandise at Shop OKC Comets or purchase season tickets/memberships at OKC Comets tickets.

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

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Innovative solution to women’s healthcare

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Got 18 minutes to learn about Oklahoma innovation? Tune into this month’s episode of “Innovate That,” a podcast hosted by Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell. In the latest episode, Alison Watkins, founder of Watkins-Conti Products, shares the story behind Yoni Fit®, an innovative solution transforming pelvic healthcare, as well as the challenges she faced in bringing the product to market.

Yoni Fit ® helps women manage stress urinary incontinence (SUI), which is the ” involuntary leakage of urine when sneezing, laughing, exercising, or exerting pressure on the bladder.” (yonifit.com)

Learn how Watkins is partnering with healthcare institutions by listening to the podcast.

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

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State culinarian serves on USS Gerald R. Ford

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Derrick Bryley, a culinary specialist seaman from Oklahoma City, serves in the supply department aboard the USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78), the world’s largest aircraft carrier.

As the flagship of the Gerald R. Ford Carrier Strike Group, the USS Gerald R. Ford is underway in the U.S. 2nd Fleet area operations and is engaged in Surface Warfare Advanced Tactical Training (SWATT), the premiere advanced tactical training exercise that increases war-fighting capability and tactical proficiency across all domains.

This training is vital for maintaining readiness and effectiveness in maritime operations, and Bryley plays a crucial role in supporting these missions.

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

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Daylight saving time ends this weekend

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Cher said it best when she sang, “If I could turn back time …,” and this weekend you can! Daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. this Sunday, Nov. 3. Most smartphones update automatically, but you’ll likely need to update the time on cars, ovens/microwaves and analog clocks.

Though it’s only an hour, the time change can affect our bodies and minds, especially for young children. One of the hardest parts of this change is the smaller amount of daylight. Try to get outside a little more over the next week or so to help your body (and mind) adjust.

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

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Get ready to Rock the Block with Dolese!

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Mark your calendars for Saturday, Oct. 26, as Dolese Bros. Co. presents Rock the Block, a free, family-friendly Touch-A-Truck community event.

From 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at the Dolese Support Services Center (8300 N Oklahoma Ave. in OKC), attendees can explore construction vehicles, participate in hands-on activities and engage with construction professionals. A quiet hour for attendees who are noise-sensitive will be held from 9-11 a.m.

Admission is open to the public, with proceeds from a concession lunch going to United Way of Central Oklahoma.

Fun activities await for all ages. You won’t want to miss this event!

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

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USAF Maj. Gen. Butow to keynote Aerospace Forum

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Maj. Gen. Steve “Bucky” Butow, USAF, will deliver the keynote address at the 2024 Oklahoma Aerospace Forum on Tuesday, Nov. 12. Attendees will gain firsthand insights from Maj. Gen. Butow, a leader in national defense innovation, who will share strategies to drive industry-wide growth. As Military Deputy of the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) and Commander of the California Air National Guard, Butow leads 4,900 Airmen and Airwomen in air, space and cyber operations.

The forum will address Oklahoma’s defense ecosystem; the state’s 80-year history of Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul; emerging aerospace technologies and industry trends.

Register now at Oklahoma Aerospace Forum.

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

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Oklahoma’s rising country star shines on ‘The Voice’

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Jake Tankersley, a 31-year-old country singer from Claremore, Oklahoma, made an unforgettable impression on Season 26 of “The Voice” with his powerful rendition of Zach Bryan’s “Something in the Orange.”

His performance not only earned him a rare four-chair turn from coaches Reba McEntire, Gwen Stefani, Michael Bublé and Snoop Dogg, but also made him the first contestant to join Snoop Dogg’s team. As a worship leader at Claremore’s Cedar Point Church and a father of four, Tankersley is passionate about his family and music.

He proudly represents Oklahoma as he prepares to take on the Battles in upcoming episodes!

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

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‘Journey of Hope’ traveling to all 77 counties

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The Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum is taking a “Journey of Hope” to all 77 counties to mark the 30th anniversary of the April 19, 1985 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building.

The anniversary message, “A Day of Darkness – Years of Light,” will inspire students, church groups, civic clubs and families to embody the Oklahoma Standard: show up to serve, rise up to honor and step up to be kind. Each county will have a Survivor Tree sapling to represent hope, healing and resilience.

To request a visit in your community, please go to Journey of Hope’s website.

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

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Toby Keith inducted into Country Music Hall of Fame

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Thankfully, it was announced before Oklahoma legend Toby Keith passed away on Feb. 5 that he would be inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame.

During the star-studded posthumous induction ceremony on Oct. 20, Post Malone performed Keith’s 2001 hit “I’m Just About Tonight,” and Eric Church and Blake Shelton performed “Don’t Let The Old Man In,” the last song Keith performed live, along with a medley of “I Love This Bar” and “Red Solo Cup.”

Keith’s vivacious personality and melodic voice made him an icon. Once again, let’s all raise our Red Solo Cup and remember Toby Keith!

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

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Oklahoma REALTORS® honor top achievers at 2024 conference

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At the 2024 Oklahoma REALTORS® Annual Conference, held from Oct. 7-9 at the Skirvin Hilton in Oklahoma City, three standout REALTORS® were honored for their dedication and positive impact on communities across the state.

Renee Hoover-Payton of Duncan was named the 2024 REALTOR® of the Year, recognizing her exceptional service, leadership and commitment to both her clients and the community. Steve Reese of Oklahoma City received the Life Membership Award for his long-term contributions, mentorship and positive influence within the profession. Cathy Perez-Whiteside of Northwest Oklahoma earned the Good Neighbor Award for her community-focused work with the Oklahoma Housing Foundation.

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

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Mary Eddy Jones Signature Gift enhances accessibility for adults with developmental disabilities

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The Fred Jones Family Foundation recently awarded Wings Special Needs Community a $75,000 grant to create the Mary Eddy Jones Natural Grass and Wildflower Garden at the nonprofit’s new community on Wilshire Boulevard.

The grant will support the Thriving Together Campaign, which includes constructing a two-story Program and Education Center, a Fellowship Commons and Chapel, and the first residential home for 12 adults. The garden will include an adaptive walking and biking trail to foster community engagement and exercise.

The initiative, scheduled to open in late 2024, will significantly expand Wings’ capacity to serve those in need in central Oklahoma.

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

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Deadlines coming for voting

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The deadline to register to vote at OK Voter Portal for the 2024 election cycle is next Thursday, Oct. 11. Be sure to have your Oklahoma driver’s license or state ID and Social Security number handy.

Next is the deadline to request an absentee ballot on Oct. 21; have your ID and SSN ready. If you have not voted since 2016, you need to reconfirm your voter registration at OK Voter Portal.

Early voting at all 77 county election boards will be available Oct. 30-Nov. 1 from 8 a.m.-6 p.m., and Nov. 2 from 8 a.m.-2 p.m.

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

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Vote today on issues facing women

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Everyone has a mother, and if you have a wife, daughter or niece, you are aware of issues preventing them from achieving a high quality of life and prosperous economic opportunities. Now is your chance to let the state know these issues.

The Oklahoma Commission on the Status of Women is conducting its first statewide survey on challenges facing Oklahoma women. Until Oct. 15, you can voice your concerns by completing the Oklahoma Women Survey 2024, which is short with only 13 questions.

The Commission will release a full report next month and plans to make this an annual survey.

– Brenda Jones Barwick, APR, Jones PR

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Fall fun at Botanic Garden

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Explore a hay maze and see a wide display of scarecrows at the Autumn in the Botanic Garden festival. Through Oct. 31, the Tulsa Botanic Garden features a pumpkin patch, and on Thursday evenings, throw on your favorite costume as the Driskill Children’s Discovery Garden transforms into an enchanting garden for a BOOtanical experience with new games, loads of treats and costumed characters greeting and taking photos of guests.

Live music is also featured every Thursday with Bands & Blooms, and check Tulsa Botanic Garden calendar for bands performing during October. What a fun family way to enjoy the fall colors.

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

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More graduates staying in state

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The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education released its 2023 Employment Outcomes Report that revealed more college graduates are staying in Oklahoma. In 2023, 87% of graduates were working and living in Oklahoma one year after graduation, compared to 74% in the 2018 report. Five years after graduation, currently 75% still remain in the state, and in 2018 that figure was 65%.

The highest retention and employment rates are among graduates who were part of the Oklahoma Promise scholarship program, with 95% after one year and 84% after five years. Keeping homegrown talent is good for Oklahoma companies and economy.

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

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Cooler weather means Fall Festival

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Grab your fall sweaters and go outdoors for games, pumpkins, hayrides, a petting zoo, inflatables and overall family fun at Wings Fall Festival and Pumpkin Patch. This year’s festival at 13700 N. Eastern Ave. in Edmond is open on Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m.-6 p.m., and Sunday from 1–6 p.m. through Oct. 6.

Wings is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to enhance the lives of adults with developmental disabilities through programs guided by principles of the Bible. The pumpkin patch is free, while enjoyment of all other activities is $8 and children under 2 are free.

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

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Surfing in Tulsa? For real!

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Surfing is hardly what visitors to Tulsa anticipate, but now the city is catching the eye of surfers nationwide. The Tulsa Wave Park has sparked a surfing culture along the Arkansas River, featuring standing waves that let surfers ride and carve continuously, with no need to wait for the next wave.

The park uses hydraulic engineering to create perpetual surfable waves – 500 miles from the nearest ocean beach. River Parks Authority Executive Director Jeff Edwards said the wave park is part of a larger $50 million project including a pedestrian bridge and upgrades to the dam. Let’s surf in Tulsa!

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

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‘House of David’ biblical artifact on display

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The world-famous Tel Dan Stele archaeological artifact will be displayed for public viewing from Sept. 22 through Nov. 25 at Armstrong Auditorium in Edmond. This sensational 9th century BCE monument fragment was the first archaeological confirmation of King David as a genuine historical figure.

On loan from The Israel Museum, it will be featured as part of the “Kingdom of David and Solomon Discovered” exhibit. A Special Grand Opening on Sunday, Sept. 22, at 1 p.m. will feature writer, scholar and filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza. Admission to the Special Grand Opening is free with reserved tickets; the exhibit is free.

– Brenda Jones Barwick, APR, Jones PR

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