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2023 Oklahoma ornament showcases history in 24K gold

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My favorite gift to give this year is the 2023 Christmas ornament from Friends of the Mansion. This year’s ornament is a stunning tribute to the Oklahoma Room in the Governor’s Mansion, a timeless space born in 1928 and adorned by the unique touch of each First Lady.

This ornament, No. 27 in the annual collection, was meticulously crafted in the U.S. with a 24-karat gold finish. It symbolizes Friends of the Mansion’s dedication to preserving the beautiful, historic Oklahoma Governor’s Mansion.

The ornament is now ready for purchase; limited quantities available. Secure yours today by visiting fomok.org/ornaments.

– Brenda Jones Barwick, APR, Jones PR

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Muskogee Chamber of Commerce holds annual luncheon

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The city of Muskogee is enjoying the fruits of its new $110 million dollar school bond issue, and it is now dreaming of what can come next.

The Muskogee Chamber of Commerce held its annual luncheon in early December, inviting former OKC Mayor Mick Cornett to speak of his own city’s renaissance. Cornett, who now works for Jones PR, recounted OKC’s struggles until voters began investing in the city’s progress with the MAPS program.

Over 300 people attended the gathering on the high school campus, which was also highlighted by a farewell speech delivered by outgoing Muskogee Mayor Marlon Coleman.

– Staff Report, The Oklahoma 100

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Don’t wait, tickets are selling fast for The Greatest Show On Earth® in OKC!

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Step right up! Feld Entertainment will proudly showcase the nationwide tour of the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey® – The Greatest Show On Earth® coming up from Dec. 15-17 at the Paycom Center in Oklahoma City.

A global cast of 75 performers from 18 countries will astonish you with the Triangular Highwire, the Double Wheel of Destiny and the Criss-Cross Trapeze, among other heart-stopping acts. From BMX stunts on a trampoline box to breathtaking aerial spectacles, The Greatest Show On Earth® promises a night of entertainment.

Don’t miss your chance – secure your tickets now for a journey for the whole family!

– Staff Report, The Oklahoma 100

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The Travel 100 Gift Guide with gifts under $100

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We’ve got a solar-powered lantern, map-themed products perfect for anyone, soft wired headbands for children, building blocks and a leash handle with a built-in water cup for your dog, plus plenty more in this year’s gift guide. And all gifts are under $100.

For an all-purpose fun gift that lets the recipient chose what they want, try a voucher for $69 from Tinggly that lets them choose from over 10,000 adventures from around the world, from a hot air balloon ride to a gourmet dinner.

We also feature many gifts with proceeds going to support worthy causes for those less fortunate.

– The Travel 100 staff

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Remembering Sandra Day O’Connor

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Sandra Day O’Connor, the trailblazing U.S. Supreme Court justice, passed away last Friday, Dec. 1, at the age of 93.

Justice O’Connor, born in El Paso, Texas, was nominated by President Ronald Reagan – who stated she is “truly a person for all seasons” – to be the first woman to serve as a U.S. Supreme Court justice. O’Connor was confirmed by the U.S. Senate with a 99-0 vote.

Previously, she served as a judge and state senator in Arizona and as chancellor of the College of William and Mary. In 2009, O’Connor was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100

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2024 nominations open for the Oklahoma Women’s Hall of Fame

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The Oklahoma Commission on the Status of Women is seeking nominations for its 2024 inductees to the Oklahoma Women’s Hall of Fame.

“Many outstanding Oklahoma women are diligently working or volunteering to improve the lives of other women, families and children who deserve to be recognized for the impact they have made,” said Oklahoma Women’s Hall of Fame 2024 Co-Chair Emmalee Barresi. “It is important to honor these women in a permanent manner to inspire and encourage today’s young women and girls to pursue their dreams through today’s role models.”

For more information, including nomination forms (due Jan. 16), click here.

– Brenda Jones Barwick, APR, Jones PR

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Van Gogh’s art comes alive in Tulsa

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Be transported into the world of Vincent van Gogh at “Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience” at the Oklahoma Museum of Popular Culture. This exhibit, on display through Feb 1, combines modern technology with the beauty of Van Gogh’s masterpieces. Spectators find themselves surrounded by vibrant colors and dynamic brushstrokes, as over 300 of the artist’s works come alive.

In addition to the immersive room, you can learn about Van Gogh as a person through a virtual reality experience and reading personal letters. “Beyond Van Gogh” offers a truly unique journey into the genius of one of history’s greatest artists.

– Staff Report, The Oklahoma 100

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OMRF scientists trace origin of brain disorder

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Scientists at the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation (OMRF) made a groundbreaking discovery, tracing the origin of a brain disorder that’s similar to Parkinson’s disease.

The team, with Dr. Gaurav Varshney as lead researcher and under the leadership of Dr. Sheng-Jia Lin at OMRF, monitored zebrafish because they have a genetic similarity to humans when it comes to this type of disease.
Being able to research genetic mutations linked to degenerative brain diseases through monitoring specific zebrafish was a cornerstone of this important project. This research advances scientific knowledge and charts a potential path for prevention and treatment.

Learn more here.

– Staff Report, The Oklahoma 100

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Save money on baggage fees with Zipplicity

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Planning a holiday trip will undoubtedly cost you a lot of money, and packing your things can be time-consuming. A mom from Kansas City saw an opportunity to deal with these two common traveling challenges by creating a suitcase disguised as a neck pillow.

Zipplicity is a packable travel neck pillow that will help you save around $100 on baggage fees, skip long baggage lines and have peace of mind knowing that your valuables are just on your person. It can hold up to five pounds of travel essentials and personal items.

This is a must-have on your next trip.

– Marie Patasin, C2 Communications, The SWFL 100

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Seasonal sangria for the holidays

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What better thing to pair with a delicious holiday meal than a creative boozy cocktail? The Boozy Ginger recently shared an easy sangria recipe that uses seasonal ingredients to bring a little more cheer to your holiday festivities.

To make Pomegranate Blood Orange Sangria, you will need:

• 1 blood orange, 1 orange

• 1 chopped apple

• 1 chopped pear

• ½ cup blood orange juice

• ½ cup pomegranate juice

• 4 oz simple syrup

• ½ cup Cointreau

• 1 bottle rosé wine

Simply mix all ingredients in a pitcher and chill for at least two hours. Serve in a wine glass with ice and garnish with fruits.

– Marie Patasin, C2 Communications, The SWFL 100

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OSU I-35 Interchange gets a name

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For many years, a young engineer at the Oklahoma Department of Transportation would physically turn around traffic signs before and after every Oklahoma State University football game to help ensure safe traffic flow.

Sometimes, traffic jams extended almost to Stillwater on Highway 51, so the young engineering mind of Gary Ridley recommended a two-lane ramp onto I-35 to increase public safety. Eventually, Ridley rose to become the Oklahoma Secretary of Transportation. Last month, ODOT recognized his innovative solution and decades of transportation achievements by naming the intersection of I-35 and Highway 51 “The Honorable Secretary Gary M. Ridley Memorial Interchange.”

– Brenda Jones Barwick, APR, Jones PR

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Celebrate National Native American Heritage Month at FAM

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Embrace Oklahoma’s rich history during Native American Heritage Month at the First Americans Museum (FAM). On Friday, Nov. 17 from 6-8 p.m., FAM will hold a “Seed Warriors” film screening and Arikara Scholars performance.

Additionally, you can explore these exhibits:

• The “Reservation Dogs” mural – on view until Dec. 4 and presented by Hulu – celebrates the show that shared the story of First American communities in Oklahoma.

• “WAYBACK,” on view through Jan. 2, is an outdoor installation reflecting the Osage cosmology of balance between the earth, sky and water.

For more information on exhibits and upcoming events, visit famok.org/calendar.

– Staff Report, The Oklahoma 100

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Oklahoma cidery ranked third in the nation by USA Today readers

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Hard ciders have been rising in popularity, which has led to an increase in cider-specific drinking establishments. In October, USA Today readers ranked the 10 best cideries in the U.S. for 2023, and Oklahoma City’s own OK Cider Co. came in third.

OK Cider Co. is Oklahoma’s only local cidery and it is located in the heart of downtown Oklahoma City on Film Row. Its ciders are gluten-free, vegan and have been produced in Oklahoma since 2015.

Visit the taproom to try all of OK Cider Co.’s flavored ciders, including Naughty Apple, Appletoberfest, Morning Delight and Key Lime Pie.

– Staff Report, The Oklahoma 100

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Honoring Statehood Day

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Statehood Day in Oklahoma, which is observed 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. The pen used for the signature belongs to the Oklahoma Historical Society and is a tangible link to the past.

Statehood Day allows residents to reflect on the journey since statehood, celebrating the milestones, challenges and unique cultural tapestry that defines Oklahoma. This day also provides a moment to recognize both the state’s rich history and the enduring spirit that has shaped its progress over the years.

– Staff Report, The Oklahoma 100

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Goodwill, Rose State and 988 Oklahoma sweep local PR awards

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The public relations industry recognized Goodwill Industries of Central Oklahoma with its top honor, the Best of Show Award, for its very successful influencer marketing campaign at the Annual Public Relations Society of America (Oklahoma City Chapter) Upper Case Awards. Goodwill was also honored for its Secondhand Sunday campaign, with the “Let’s see if this works” category among the four awards won at the gala.

988 Oklahoma’s public relations work was honored with five awards and Rose State College was recognized with awards in crisis communications, video marketing and digital advertising categories.

Congratulations to our clients for a remarkable year!

– Brenda Jones Barwick, APR, Jones PR

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Secure your tickets now: Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey® coming in December

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Feld Entertainment is thrilled to bring back the magic of the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey® – The Greatest Show On Earth® – with a nationwide tour. From Dec.15-17, the Paycom Center in Oklahoma City will host this extraordinary spectacle.

Creating genuine connections between the audience and performers, Aria, Stix and Nick Nack guide the show, bringing an interactive and immersive journey filled with music, laughter and never-before-seen stunts.

With 75 performers from 18 countries, you’ll witness breathtaking acts, daring feats, hilarious comedy and dynamic musical performances. Get your tickets now and prepare for a night of entertainment like no other.

– Staff Report, The Oklahoma 100

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First Americans Museum to host Native Sounds Summit this weekend

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First Americans Museum (FAM) will host the Native Sound Summit this Saturday, Nov. 11. This event invites musicians, curators and industry professionals to come together for panels, performances and more.

The two-part event begins with free entry between 9 a.m.-3 p.m. where you can listen to speakers and performers, curated by artist Warren Realrider.

The second part of the event is ticketed and runs from 6-9 p.m., featuring a performance by rock artist Khu.éex’ with a conversation on art and sonic expression held during an intermission.

To find more information and get tickets, please visit famok.org/nativesoundsummit.

– Staff Report, The Oklahoma 100

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Local Edmond restaurant offering ready-to-go Thanksgiving meal

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Savor the moments, not the stress, this Thanksgiving by letting Fox and Rye craft your favorite holiday foods.

Packages include just the bird, turkey plus two sides or the whole shebang. Some of the side options are mashed potatoes and gravy, green beans almondine, fresh creamed corn and green salad.

Fox and Rye can also provide cranberry sauce and pumpkin soup. Even if you order and take all the credit – Fox and Rye won’t spill the secret!

Say goodbye to dish duty and hello to a stress-free celebration with delicious food. To place an order, email emily@foxandrye.com by Nov. 20.

– Staff Report, The Oklahoma 100

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1 thing I didn’t do as I stepped onto Canada’s longest suspension bridge

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I’m not scared of heights but that didn’t mean I was entirely comfortable crossing Canada’s longest suspension bridge. It’s the length of two football fields and dangles 150 feet above a canyon near Thunder Bay.

I walked slowly, trying not to gasp as it began to sway. I can do this, I told myself, as I do in similar type events, ranging from giving a speech to eating a piece of Nashville hot chicken.

I inched across the bridge but never once did I let go. Or look down into the canyon. Okay, make that two things I didn’t do.

– Jan Schroder, The Travel 100

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Making morning habits stick

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Rise and shiney, don’t be whiney! As more people return to the office, here are some suggestions on how to become more of a morning person.

Life coach Mhairi Todd says, “Ask yourself, ‘What am I going to use this extra time for? What am I going to gain from this?’” She stresses that change is hard, so suddenly jumping out of bed at the crack of dawn won’t be easy.

Other ways to accomplish your early rising routine include going to bed earlier, getting a good night’s sleep and starting your day with exercise.

And remember, attitude is everything.

– Vikki Locke, C2 Communications, The SWFL 100

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Forget the locks with keys – try these fingerprint padlocks instead

by The 100 Companies

My husband has never met a key he couldn’t lose (thankfully, he has added Airtags to his car keys). These fingerprint padlocks work for him for luggage, backpacks or whatever he needs to lock. His fingerprints are one thing he can’t lose.

You can also connect it to a mobile Bluetooth app that will allow you to register fingerprints and set other authorized users. The lock has a built-in lithium battery that is good for unlocking it 9,000 times and is rechargeable by USB.

Available on Amazon, one black waterproof padlock is $25.99; a set of two silver padlocks is $35.99.
The Travel 100 participates in affiliate programs with various companies. We may earn a commission when you click on or make purchases via links at no additional cost to you. We only recommend products or places we love or think readers will enjoy.

– Jan Schroder, The Travel 100

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Celebrate National Sandwich Day

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Everyone loves a good sandwich and National Sandwich Day is a great reason to honor one of the world’s most versatile and beloved culinary creations by having your favorite sammie. One of mine is the Thanksgiving Panini at Fox & Rye in Edmond – it’s a seasonal delight that reminds me of the coziness of Thanksgiving dinner.

Whether you prefer a hearty sub, a delicate tea sandwich or a vegan wrap, National Sandwich Day is the perfect excuse to honor this humble yet remarkable food item that satisfies appetites everywhere.

Click here for some OKC sammie spots and a little sandwich history.

– Brenda Jones Barwick, APR, Jones PR

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Bedlam quarterbacks unite on mental health

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Bedlam is here, but not everything is a rivalry. Star quarterbacks Dillon Gabriel of the University of Oklahoma and Alan Bowman of Oklahoma State University united with the 988 Oklahoma Mental Health Lifeline to emphasize mental well-being for all, especially students.

Statistics show 44% of college students exhibit signs of depression, while one in five Oklahomans wrestles with mental illness. In this partnership, Bowman and Gabriel share their stories, urging people to use 988 – a simple, accessible resource for mental health support. These athletes champion the cause and encourage open conversations.

Mental health matters, no matter what team you support.

– Staff Report, The Oklahoma 100

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Tulsa Symphony to perform Veterans Day concert

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The Tulsa Symphony celebrates Tulsa’s veterans and first responders at the “Honor, Americana” concert on Veterans Day (Nov. 11) at 7:30 p.m. at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center, which will be illuminated in red, white and blue.

This special event will feature pieces by American composers, including the U.S. Armed Forces salute (arranged by Bob Lowden) and Aaron Copland’s “Lincoln Portrait,” all under the baton of Grammy-nominated conductor Ward Stare.

The evening’s festivities include a pre-concert lobby performance by the Tulsa Metro Sound and a conductor’s talk about the program in the Westby Pavilion starting at 6:30 p.m.

– Staff Report, The Oklahoma 100

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Oklahoma a magnet for millennials

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Oklahoma is experiencing a remarkable transformation, evolving into a magnet for millennials seeking affordable living, professional opportunities and a vibrant cultural scene. With a cost of living well below the national average, the Sooner State is attracting young professionals in droves.

Affordability seems to be the main factor in drawing millennials to our state, with most people moving here hailing from Texas, followed by California, Kansas and Arkansas. The COVID-19 pandemic changed both the personal and professional landscapes for many people, and priorities have shifted when it comes to the qualities people are looking for in a place to live.

– Staff Report, The Oklahoma 100

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Tips to avoid hitting a deer

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We had been driving all over rural North Carolina and Virginia with no problems, but then hit a deer on I-575 on July 4. It can happen at any time, anywhere.

But, from October to January is the most likely time to hit a deer and especially at dusk on low-traffic roads. The odds of hitting one in Oklahoma are 1 out of 119, according to State Farm.

Here are some tips to help avoid our fate: Slow down, reduce distractions, use your high beams, be wary of the woods, look for glowing eyes and pay attention to deer crossing signs.

– Jan Schroder, The Georgia 100

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History of America’s Great Seal

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The Great Seal of the United States of America, fashioned from brass and measuring 2 1/16 inches in diameter, made its inaugural impression upon an official document dated Sept. 16, 1782.

The physical seal, kept by the Secretary of State (currently Anthony Blinken, the country’s 71st), depicts the national coat of arms on its obverse surface while the reverse features an unfinished pyramid, topped by an Eye of Providence, with the date 1776 in Roman numerals – all of which, since 1935, have appeared on the one-dollar bill.

In total, there have been six seal designs, with the current version cut in 1903.

– Hannah Van Sickle, The 100 Companies

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State ranks No. 3 in daycare quality

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Good news for working moms: Oklahoma tied for the third best state in quality of daycare facilities. The 2023 Best and Worst States for Working Moms study by John Kiernan was presented by Dr. Laura Ahlstrom of the Oklahoma State University Spears School of Business at the summit hosted by the Oklahoma Commission on the Status of Women.

Entitled “Navigating the Childcare Crisis: A Barrier to Women’s Economic Opportunity,” the summit explored solutions for access to affordable childcare services, such as increasing licensed facilities in childcare deserts and offering tax credits to employers to cover partial childcare costs for employees.

– Brenda Jones Barwick, APR, Jones PR

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‘Reservation Dogs’ is over but its impact continues

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Though its last episode aired last month, “Reservation Dogs,” a breakthrough television series set in Oklahoma, has left an indelible mark on the state’s film and television industry. It ignited a renaissance in storytelling, empowering local talent and showcasing the rich cultural tapestry of the region. This groundbreaking series promises a lasting impact on the industry.

“We knew that we could bring a show to Oklahoma and that our crew and local businesses would thrive from it. Shooting ‘Reservation Dogs’ exceeded all those expectations. I can’t wait to start the next one,” said Sterlin Harjo, co-creator of the hit series.

– Staff Report, The Oklahoma 100

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Reclaim your space: Declutter for a better work-life balance

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The work-from-home revolution brought us closer to our cluttered chaos than ever before. Our homes transformed into office spaces, with laptops in the kitchen and stacks of papers on the dining table. But now, as we head back to the office for in-person interactions, it is time to regain our space and sanity.

Research shows that clutter negatively impacts our cognitive function and overall well-being. Start by reclaiming that closet turned “cloffice,” clearing your kitchen island and recovering your dining table. Embrace the flexibility of multipurpose furnishings and create a workspace that enhances both your productivity and peace of mind.

– Marty Brantley, Engel & Völkers New Orleans, The New Orleans 100

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Register now to hear award-winning journalist speak next Tuesday

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Hear from Emmy Award-winning journalist Paula Faris, who advocates for mothers in the workforce, next Tuesday, Oct. 24.

After two decades in broadcast journalism, including “Good Morning America,” Faris ditched her successful career and founded CARRY Media™ to address working mothers. Faris published “You Don’t Have to CARRY It All: Ditch the Mom Guilt and Find a Better Way Forward.”

Faris is the keynote lunch speaker at the Oklahoma Commission on the Status of Women Summit at 11:30 a.m. at Oklahoma City Community College. Tickets are $75 per person; available at OCSW Fall Summit or call (405) 401-6970 for sponsorship opportunities.

– Brenda Jones Barwick, APR, Jones PR

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Meet some of Edmond’s well-known ghosts

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Interested in meeting some of Edmond’s ghosts? Head to the 1889 Territorial Schoolhouse (124 E 2nd St.) on Saturday, Oct. 28 when the Edmond Historic Preservation Trust will host its Annual Historical Ghost Tours from 7-9 p.m.

Upon entering the historic one-room schoolhouse you’ll be welcomed by a tour guide. Then, in a group of ten you will meet different “ghosts” and hear from seven of Edmond’s historical figures.

Tickets are $10 (children 12 and under are free) and can be purchased with cash the night of the event.
For s’more fun, enjoy stories with s’mores for $2 each.

– Staff Report, The Oklahoma 100

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