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Spring’s Tiny Pollinator at Work
A vibrant sweat bee busily gathers pollen from a wildflower, marking the arrival of spring on my property Captured several years ago, this moment highlights nature’s delicate balance and the essential role of even the smallest pollinators.
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Savor the Flavor
"Where coffee is a big deal!."
Discover the flavors of BrewHaHa Coffee in Pryor, OK
Luck, Growth & Fresh Perspectives:
Editor’s Musings
Laura Stone
“Blank spaces are so last season
Irish Coffee
2 teaspoons light brown sugar
4 oz black coffee freshly brewed
1.5 oz Irish whiskey
1 oz partly whipped cream
Add brown sugar to a glass 1. Pour in the hot coffee. Mix together until the sugar has dissolved. 2. Add the whiskey and stir again.
3. Allow the mixture to rest for a few seconds before pouring the cream over the back of a warmed spoon, allowing it to gently settle on top of the coffee.
4. Serve immediately. 5.
• 2 tsp Brown sugar, light
• 2 tsp Cocoa powder
• 2/3 cup Coffee, strong black
• 1/2 cup Heavy whipping cream
• 1/4 tsp Rum extract Non-Alcohol Option
#NationalCaffeineAwarenessMonth : A Coffee Lover’s Perspective
March is National Caffeine Awareness Month, but let’s be honest coffee lovers like me don’t need a special month to celebrate our favorite brew Morning, noon, and night, a good cup of coffee is always welcome. Whether it’s a hot Americano with cream or a refreshing iced coffee, my caffeine habit isn’t just a routine it’s a ritual
The Love of Coffee
There’s something about that first sip in the morning that feels like a warm hug It’s not just about the caffeine (though, let’s be real, that’s a big perk). It’s about the comfort, the aroma, and the quiet moments before the chaos of the day begins A strong Americano with a splash of cream is my go-to No frills, just bold, smooth coffee with a touch of richness
A Sweet Treat (On Occasion)
I’m not usually one for sweet coffee drinks, but every now and then, I crave something a little different When that happens, I reach for a lavender and honey latte or a rose and honey latte floral, lightly sweet, and perfectly balanced. These drinks feel like a treat without overwhelming the coffee itself
The Perks and Pitfalls of Caffeine
While coffee has plenty of benefits like improved focus, increased energy, and even antioxidants that support overall health it’s important to remember that too much of a good thing can have its downsides Like anything, moderation is key Overindulging in caffeine can lead to some unpleasant health effects, including:
⚠ Jitters and Anxiety – Too much caffeine can make you feel restless, anxious, or even shaky.
⚠ Insomnia and Sleep Disruptions – Drinking caffeine too late in the day can mess with your sleep cycle
⚠ Heart Palpitations – Some people are more sensitive to caffeine and may experience an irregular heartbeat
⚠ Increased Blood Pressure – While coffee is generally safe, excessive caffeine can temporarily raise blood pressure.
⚠ Digestive Issues – Caffeine can stimulate digestion, but too much might lead to acid reflux or stomach discomfort.
⚠ Dependency and Withdrawal – If you rely too much on caffeine, skipping your morning cup can lead to headaches, fatigue, and irritability
Celebrate Caffeine Awareness Month the Right Way
This month, I encourage my fellow coffee lovers to:
☕ Try a new coffee blend or brewing method
☕ Support a local coffee shop (hello, BrewHaHa Coffee Shop!)
☕ Be mindful of caffeine intake maybe swap out an afternoon cup for herbal tea once in a while
☕ Savor every sip and appreciate the role coffee plays in our daily lives.
At the end of the day, coffee is a beloved ritual, but balance is everything So, here’s to enjoying that perfect cup without overdoing it! Cheers to National Caffeine Awareness Month!
BrewHaHa COFFEE
849 S. Vann, Pryor, OK, 74361
“Where coffee is a big deal”
On the corner of 9th and Vann street in Pryor, Oklahoma, there's a place where coffee lovers can grab a high-quality, handcrafted cup of coffee without ever leaving their car BrewHaHa Coffee Shop, the brainchild of Carlie Nichols, has been serving up delicious brews with a side of humor and community for nearly seven years With its drive-thru-only convenience, unique menu offerings, and an unforgettable name, BrewHaHa has become a local favorite.
When Carlie first considered opening a coffee shop in Pryor, the town was surprisingly lacking one The nearest option was in Claremore a trek that wasn’t feasible for daily coffee lovers Seeing a need for locally brewed coffee that fit seamlessly into people's busy schedules, Carlie envisioned a drive-thru coffee shop as the perfect solution
However, her plans weren’t met with immediate acceptance. The idea of a coffee shop at the intersection of 9th Street and Vann Street stirred quite a bit of debate in town What began as a bit of a “brouhaha” turned into the perfect inspiration for the shop’s name. Thus, BrewHaHa was born, complete with a whimsical logo featuring a witch on a broom, riding the steam from a freshly brewed cup of coffee. The tagline? "Where coffee is a big deal " And indeed, it is BrewHaHa isn’t just another coffee shop it’s built around convenience and quality. As a drive-thru-only establishment, it caters to everyone from busy parents juggling kids in car seats to professionals rushing to work
"Some days, you just don’t want to get out of the car for your coffee fix," says Carlie "And I certainly remember how challenging it was when my kids were little!"
BrewHaHa eliminates that hassle, providing top-tier coffee in a fast and friendly way
Carlie’s journey in the coffee industry began with a simple frustration there was no great coffee in her own town. Determined to change that, she partnered with an incredible roaster, a top-tier equipment supplier, and a talented barista who helped train her team. Now, BrewHaHa is known for its consistently delicious coffee and a warm, welcoming experience for every customer
Quality is a priority at BrewHaHa, which is why Carlie continues to source her coffee beans from Nordaggio’s in Tulsa "Every Monday, we place our order, and Nordaggio roasts and ships the coffee straight to us," she explains "That freshness ensures the best flavor and quality in every drink we serve "
BrewHaHa’s menu boasts an array of customer favorites, with one drink standing out above the rest: The Beth "You might remember coining the name!" Carlie laughs "After seven years, The Beth is still our most popular drink It’s a heavenly blend of white chocolate, caramel, chocolate chips, chocolate drizzle, and whipped cream No wonder people love it!"
As for Carlie’s personal favorite? "I love a classic hot vanilla latte with half and half it gives it such a creamy texture But our newly introduced dark chocolate latte is quickly becoming a serious contender for my top spot " Beyond customer favorites, BrewHaHa is always experimenting with flavors They’ve recently started crafting their own syrups, introducing unique options like buttered pecan for fall and cranberry for the holidays. With over 30 flavors to choose from, customers can always find something new to try.
BrewHaHa’s menu isn’t limited to coffee They offer a variety of chai and tea lattes, with the London Fog a blend of Earl Grey tea, lavender, vanilla, and steamed milk being a standout choice Their newest addition, Power Spritzers, provides a sparkling energy boost, with Purple Rain (a blue energy drink with watermelon and lemon flavors) leading the charge
Despite being drive-thru only, BrewHaHa prides itself on delivering a personal and welcoming experience "We truly love seeing our customers, and we think it shows!" Carlie says. "If you’re a regular and you haven’t been in for a couple of days, we notice! We might have even talked about where you’ve been "
The Best Part of Coffee Shop Ownership?
"First, the coffee!" Carlie exclaims "I still get a little thrill every morning when I take that first sip. And second, the endless opportunities to create and experiment with new drinks and flavors. The possibilities are always exciting!"
For those needing a bite to eat, BrewHaHa has a growing selection of breakfast and snack options From donuts and breakfast sandwiches to yogurt parfaits and overnight oats, there's something for everyone Their toasted everything bagel with cream cheese, bacon, and cheddar is a must-try, as is the very berry bagel topped with cream cheese and fresh fruit
Coffee trends are always evolving, and BrewHaHa stays ahead of the curve thanks to a mix of supplier insights and barista innovation. "Our team keeps up with all the latest trends," says Carlie. "If there's a new coffee craze online, our baristas have probably already tested it out. If we love it, you’ll see it on our Try-It-Tuesday special!"
For those dreaming of opening their own coffee shop, Carlie offers one key piece of advice: "Invest in high-quality coffee beans and equipment I definitely miss our coffee when I travel!"
The “Vibe”
At its core, BrewHaHa is all about making great coffee accessible and enjoyable "We want to be your goto coffee spot, whether you stop by daily or treat yourself once in a while," Carlie says "Not sure what to order? No problem our baristas will help you find the perfect drink. Hot or cold? Over ice or blended? We’ve got you covered. And best of all, you don’t even have to leave your car!"
Stay Connected
While BrewHaHa doesn’t have a website, you can follow them on Facebook and Instagram for the latest updates on new drinks, specials, and events. For Pryor’s coffee lovers, BrewHaHa is more than just a coffee shop—it’s a community staple. And with its welcoming atmosphere, creative menu, and commitment to quality, it’s no surprise that BrewHaHa continues to be where coffee is a big deal.
H o m e s t e a d i n g a lifestyle of self-sufficiency, blending traditional skills with modern ingenuity to create a sustainable and fulfilling way of life. It’s about growing your own food, raising animals, preserving the harvest, and embracing the rhythms of nature while crafting a home that thrives on resourcefulness, resilience, and independence. Whether on acres of land or in a backyard garden, homesteading is more than just a way of living—it’s a return to roots, a commitment to sustainability, and a journey toward a more intentional, hands-on life.
The Homesteading Revival:
A Return to Self-Sufficiency
You may think homesteading is a thing of the past, but it’s making a major comeback. In a world dominated by manufacturing, large corporations, and technological advancements, the convenience of food and daily necessities has come at a cost. With these conveniences come pesticides, hormones, synthetic ingredients, and preservatives—elements that have been linked to diseases, illnesses, obesity, and other health concerns. As prices continue to rise and more people seek healthier, more natural lifestyles, the appeal of homesteading has never been stronger.
Homesteading in the Modern Era
Unlike the traditional image of homesteading— acres of farmland, livestock, and off-grid living— today’s homesteaders are redefining the movement. You don’t need a sprawling farm to start homesteading. Whether you have a backyard, a small plot of land, or even just a balcony, there are ways to embrace this lifestyle. Container gardening, vertical farming, and hydroponics make it possible to grow fresh produce even in urban settings. Raising chickens, composting, canning, and fermenting foods are also simple ways to practice homesteading within the space you have.
If you live within city limits, it’s essential to research local laws and regulations. Some cities have restrictions on raising livestock, water usage, or home-based food production. Understanding these regulations will help you make the most of your homesteading efforts without running into legal trouble.
Financial and Tax Benefits of Homesteading
Beyond the health and lifestyle benefits, homesteading can also provide financial and tax advantages. In Oklahoma, homestead laws exist to protect property owners and provide tax exemptions for those who qualify. Here are some of the key benefits for homesteaders in Oklahoma:
Homestead Property Exemptions – Property
owners can exempt up to 1 acre of property in an urban area or 160 acres in a rural area from taxation.
Primary Residence Requirement – At least 75% of the claimed square footage must be used as a primary residence.
Tax Exemptions – Homesteads are exempt from up to $1,000 of the assessed property value.
Income-Based Exemptions – Households with a gross income under $20,000 can receive an additional $1,000 exemption.
Veteran Benefits – Qualifying disabled veterans can sell their homestead and purchase another within the same year while keeping their exemption.
These financial incentives make homesteading an attractive option for many, providing stability and potential savings while promoting a healthier, more self-sufficient lifestyle.
The Future of Homesteading
Homesteading isn’t just a return to old ways—it’s a forward-thinking approach to sustainability and self-reliance. As more people seek ways to take control of their food sources, reduce waste, and build resilient communities, homesteading will continue to grow in popularity. Whether you’re looking to lower your grocery bill, eat cleaner foods, or simply live a more hands-on, intentional life, homesteading offers a rewarding path forward.
No matter where you live or how much space you have, you can take steps toward homesteading. Start small, learn as you go, and enjoy the benefits of a lifestyle that values independence, health, and sustainability.
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Spring Break Make & Take Corn Husk Flowers
Saturday, April 26th 10a-5p Watercress Fest
An Oklahoma Gem
Located just a short drive from Tulsa, Sequoyah State Park is a must-visit destination for those seeking outdoor adventure, relaxation, and natural beauty. From the shimmering waters of Fort Gibson Lake to the rolling hills and wooded trails, this park captures the essence of Oklahoma’s diverse landscape. Whether you're planning a day trip or an extended getaway, Sequoyah State Park invites you to discover the magic of the great outdoors. Pack your bags, lace up your hiking boots, and set off on an unforgettable journey at Sequoyah State Park where adventure and serenity await.
17131 PARK 10, HULBERT, OKLAHOMA
Sequoyah State Park Oklahoma's Outdoor Paradise
Resting along the shores of Fort Gibson Lake, Sequoyah State Park in Hulbert, Oklahoma, is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. Spanning 2,200 acres, this scenic retreat offers a wealth of recreational activities, making it a favorite destination for families, adventurers, and weekend wanderers alike. Whether you're looking to explore the park's trails, relax on the water, or experience the beauty of Oklahoma's wildlife, Sequoyah State Park has something for everyone.
WaterAdventuresfor EveryExplorer
Fort Gibson Lake is the heart of Sequoyah State Park, providing endless opportunities for aquatic fun Whether you're in the mood for a refreshing swim, an afternoon of fishing, or an exciting day of boating, this park has it all Kayaking and paddle boating allow visitors to glide across the lake's serene waters, offering a peaceful way to take in the breathtaking surroundings For those who prefer a more leisurely experience, Paradise Cove Marina, a full-service marina within the park, makes it easy to rent equipment or dock a boat.
ScenicTrailsand OutdoorEscapades
Hiking enthusiasts will find plenty to love at Sequoyah State Park, with a network of trails that wind through lush forests and rolling hills
The park's well-maintained paths invite visitors to immerse themselves in the beauty of northeastern Oklahoma, where native flora and fauna thrive Along the way, keep an eye out for local wildlife, including deer, foxes, and a variety of bird species. For those who prefer a unique perspective, guided horseback rides offer a chance to explore the park’s landscapes in a whole new way Riders of all experience levels can enjoy a tranquil journey through shaded woodlands and open meadows, making for a memorable adventure
CampingUnderthe Stars
Camping at Sequoyah State Park is an experience like no other. Whether you prefer the rustic charm of tent camping or the convenience of an RV site, the park provides excellent facilities for an overnight stay. As the sun sets over the lake, campers can gather around crackling campfires, sharing stories and enjoying the peaceful ambiance of the great outdoors
TeeOffinaNatural Setting
Golfers will appreciate the park’s golf course, which blends seamlessly into the picturesque landscape The course provides a relaxing yet challenging round of golf, where players can enjoy fresh air and stunning views while perfecting their swing
AJourneyThrough TimeandNature
Established in 1948, Sequoyah State Park has been a cherished escape for generations Visitors can step inside the park's nature center to learn about the region’s history, wildlife, and conservation efforts Interactive exhibits and knowledgeable staff make it an engaging experience for visitors of all ages
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Wonder City Coffee & Bistro
Join us at Community by the Plate, a free potluck lunch held the last Sunday of every month from 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM at Wonder City Coffee & Bistro. This event brings neighbors together to enjoy a meal prepared by local volunteers. Whether you’re new to the area or a long-time resident, it’s a great way to connect and share good food. Everyone is welcome, and volunteers are appreciated. Don’t miss the chance to enjoy delicious food and fellowship with your community!
Location: Wonder City Coffee & Bistro
Time: 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM, Last Sunday of each month Cost: Free for everyone!
BO K N O
April Adventures Await:
Camping Tips & Tricks for a Great Outdoor Experience
Whether you’re setting up camp at a lakeside spot or deep in the woods, these tips will help you make the most of your camping
1. Choose the Right Campsite
Look for a site with natural wind protection and level ground. If near water, set up at least 200 feet away to avoid flooding risks.
Check local regulations for fire restrictions and campsite reservations.
2. Pack Smart & Stay Organized
Use a checklist to ensure you bring essentials: tent, sleeping bag, food, cooking gear, and first-aid kit
Store food in sealed containers to keep wildlife away
Bring a tarp or extra rain gear Oklahoma’s spring weather can be unpredictable
3 Build a Safe & Efficient Campfire
Use designated fire rings when available
Collect only fallen wood or bring your own firewood (some parks prohibit gathering wood). Always fully extinguish your fire before leaving camp or going to sleep.
4. Be Prepared for Oklahoma Weather
Springtime in Oklahoma can bring warm days and chilly nights dress in layers.
Check the forecast for storms, and have a backup plan in case of severe weather.
Pack insect repellent and sunscreen to protect against bugs and sunburn.
5. Leave No Trace
Clean up all trash and leave your campsite as you found it.
Respect nature and wildlife never feed wild animals. Follow all local and state park regulations.
Where to Go for the Best Fishing & Camping Combo in Oklahoma
For those looking to enjoy both fishing and camping in one trip, here are a few top spots: Lake Texoma – Known for striped bass fishing and great campgrounds.
Broken Bow Lake – Offers beautiful scenery, clear waters, and excellent bass fishing. Keystone Lake – A hotspot for catfish and paddlefish, with multiple camping options. Grand Lake – A prime destination for bass and crappie, with plenty of lakeside camping. Robbers Cave State Park – Perfect for trout fishing and secluded camping.
April marks the beginning of an exciting fishing and camping season in Oklahoma! With the right knowledge, gear, and preparation, you can enjoy some of the best outdoor experiences the state has to offer. Whether you're angling for that big catch or unwinding by the campfire, there’s no better time to embrace the great outdoors. So grab your fishing pole, pack up your camping gear, and get ready for an adventure-filled season!
RESTAURANTS & SNACKS
Chuckwagon Café/Los Ranchos
12754 S 442, 598-3310
Wed-Thu, 11-7, F-Sa, 11-8
Country Cottage
6570 S HWY 82, 479-6439
Tue-Sat, 11-8, Sun, 11-3:30
Cowboy’s
6250 HWY 82, 598-3141
Mon-Sat 6-9, Sun 7-9
Home Grown
3501 E 550 Rd, 230-3286
Kum N Go
701 S HWY 82, 479-2210
Open 24 Hours
La Mansion Mexican Restaurant
205 S HWY 82, 479-4460
Sun-Thu, 11-9, F & Sa, 11-10
LG Nutrition
801 N HWY 82, 504-5972
Tue-Fri, 735-Noon
Low Water Dam Store
5984 S 437, 479-2769
M-W-Th 5-9, T-F-Sa 5-10, Su 7-9
Manda’s Coneys & Cream
102 E. Main, 479-1115
M-S, 11-8, Su 1-6
Mazzio’s
102 Holiday Ln, 479-2900
Every day, 11-9
Pirate’s Git-N-Split
HWY 412 & 82, 479-8008
Sun-Thu 5-10, Fri & Sat 5-11
Ragnarok Ranch
W. HWY 412, 373-4081
Ranch House
224 E. Main, 479-8905
T-Th 4-8, Fri & Sat 11-9, Su 11-7
Rowland’s Quick Shop
100 N HWY 82, 479-6446
Sun-Thu 4-10, Fri & Sat 5-10:30
Shiver Me Timbers
310 W. Main
Mon-Fri 4-8, Sat-Sun 1-8
Sonic
208 S HWY 82, 479-3347
Sun 7-10, Mon-Sat 6-10
Spring Creek Country Store
10850 S HWY 82, 598-4200
Sun-Thu 5-10, Fri & Sat 5-11
Subway
100 N HWY 82, 479-3100
Mon-Fri 7:30-9, Sat-Sun 9-9
T5 Scratch Kitchen
105 E. Main, 479-5551
M-Sa 7:00-9:00
Wonder City Coffee & Bistro
118 E. Main, 479-2885
Various Hours: See Facebook page
GROCERIES
Dollar General
748 Box Dr, 373-9470
Every day 7-9
Wal-Mart
800 E Main, 479-4815
Every Day 6-11
RETAIL SHOPS
Daisy Chain Vapor & More
5746 E HWY 412, 530-1335
Mon-Fri 11-7, Sat & Sun 10-5
Dollar Tree
204 S HWY 82, 981-2300
Mon-Sat 9-9, Sun 10-8
Gibson Bait & Tackle
305 N. Wyandotte, 479-1970
Mon-Fri 8-5
Gypsy Fig
110 E. Main, 479-4228
Tue-Fri 10-4, Sat 10-3
Grow Green Garden Supplies
612 E. Main, 479-4298
Mon-Sat 9-5
Ink 82 Print & Apparel
524 E. Main St, 864-3525
Local Petal
405 E. Main (539) 210-5141
LG Package Store
215 E. Main, 479-6495
Mon-Thu 10-8:30, Fri & Sat 10-9
Madelyn’s Flowers & Gift
120 E. Main, 479-5262
Mon-Fri 9-5
Quantie’s Auto Supply HWY 82, 479-8797
Mon-Fri, 7-6:30, Sat 7-3:30
ROMP Rummage Store
112 E. Main, 479-7667
Mon-Fri 10-4, Sat 10-2
Team Surplus Store
520 E Main
Tue-Fri, 10-4, Sat, 9-4
LUMBER, ETC.
Builder’s Wholesale & Hardware Supply
505 E. Main, 479-5214
Mon-Fri 7:30-5, Sat 8-2
Morehead Construction 101 N. Elora, 479-5766
AUTO SALES
Deals on Wheels
203 S. Wyandotte, 479-6650
Morrow’s Auto Sales
113 W. Main, 479-7210
Clay’s Car Corral 6250 State Hwy 82, 557-2727
SALONS, ETC.
Elaine’s Beauty & Barber Shop
116 E. Main, 479-6357
Elite Salon
524 E. Main, 864-3523
Endless Summer Tan 517 E. Main, 521-0371
Nail’d it By Ashley
113 W. Main, 373-4980
Tue-Fri 10-7, Sat 10-2
The Painted Stone Barbershop
6240 HWY 82, 200-4744
Tue-Fri 10-6, most Sat 9-noon
Tracie’s Beauty Shop
116 E. Main, 479-6414
Tue-Sat 9-5
AUTO REPAIR
Anderson Tire 805 E Main, 479-5889
Mon-Fri 8-5:30, Sat 8-Noon
Ben’s Truck & Trailer Door Repair
846-0123
The German Shop N. Broadway St., 822-1290
Jerry’s Automotive
201 E Main, 479-3553
LG 1320 Performance 719 E. Main, 758-7599
Morris Kustom Paint & Body
556 Spring Creek Ct.
386-2899
Ron’s Auto Repair
109 W. Main, 479-2075
Scott’s Auto Body
203 Wyandotte, 638-1640
Team Automotive
9133 E HWY 412, 479-4762
Mon-Fri 8-5
DISPENSARIES
420/7 Cannabis Dispensary
748 Box Dr , 479-4207
Chiefin’ Meds
101 Holiday Ln, (539)206-2066
Mon-Sat 8-9, Sun 10-8
BANKS
All-Capital Bank
124 E. Main, 479-5225
First State Bank of Porter 724 E. Main, 479-5001
Mon-Fri 8:30-6, Sat 8:30-Noon
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Gourds, Etc.
9002 S 439.2, 694-5274
Honey Hush Creations
9173 E HWY 412, 479-2254
Magic Showplace Theater
211 E. Main, 638-4662
Rural OK Museum of Poetry
412 E. Main, 479-7667
ThU-Sat 10-5
Sycamore Springs Arena 12754 S. 442 Rd., 598-3313
Willard Stone Museum E. HWY 412 Alt, 774-5245
HOTELS, ETC.
Best Western
106 Holiday Ln, 479-8082
Wonder City Cottages 615 E. Ross wccottages@gmail.com
PETS & ANIMALS
Breedlove Pet Photos 114 E. Main, (539) 323-0196
Classy Critters Pet Grooming 106 E. Main, 479-6100
Cobler Farms 580 Rd , 373-3767
LG Animal Clinic
707 E. Main, 479-5496
Tue-Fri 730-530, Sat 8-3
LG Feed Store
102 HWY 82, 479-5278
Mon-Fri 8-5, Sat 8-2
Monster Bull holly@monsterbull.com
HEALTH & FITNESS
412 Family Pharmacy
412 E. Main, 479-5223
Mon-Fri 9-6, Sat 9-1:30
Dental Arts of LG
409 E. Main, 888-5055
Fishinghawk Karate
112 N. Broadway, 991-8196
Just for Her Fitness & Tanning
Main St., 479-3552
LG Chiropractic
901 SH 82, 803-2162
Mon & Fri 12-6, Wed & Sat 9-Noon
Martial Arts & More
112 E. Main, 479-7667
Mon & Thu 9-10 a.m.
Moore Family Chiropractic
413 E. Main, 479-2827
Mon-Wed & Fri 9-5
Slacker’s Fitness
102 N HWY 82, 479-1790
Utica Park Clinic-LG
609 E. Main, 479-8060
Mon & Wed-Fri 8-5
Tue 8-7
Zen Wellness Massage
768 S HWY 82, 383-2373
OTHER SERVICES
Absolute Extermination 479-2883
Ashley Rachel Imagery
ashleyrachelleimagery.com
Sandy Burford, Realtor 373-4247 or 479-1375
Cowan Insurance
410 E. Main, 479-5273
Mon-Fri 8:30-5:00
Firefly Car Wash
117 Broadway
LG Funeral Home
608 E Joe Koelsch Dr 479-8161
Froman Propane
108 W Main, 479-5201
Wed-Fri 8-4:30
Gotcha Covered Alterations & Upholstery
108 E Main, 381-9201
Jeffery Fish, Realtor jeffery@lakelandneok.com 576-1874
Kern Tax Service
104 E. Main, 479-2972
LG Crossroads RV Park 200 Holiday Ln, 344-1084
NextGen Tree Services 500-4743
Pirates Car Wash W Alt 412
Purple Mountain Soap Company 719-216-2189
Rebecca Mounce Photography 109 E Main
Rebeccaphotography@live.com
Reservation Leather ReservationLeather.com 864-5185
Shamrock Storage 112 Harrison, 381-2597
Tailpipe Consignments 9228 HWY 82, 824-5499
Turner’s Laundry & Storage 105 N. Wyandotte, 479-5296
Every day 8-7
Turner’s LP Gas
7339 S 437, 479-5457
Mon-Fri 8-5, Sat 8-Noon
Williams Woodworks
216 S. Wyandotte, 373-3914
PARKS, ETC.
Kiddie Park
Corner of Ross & Delaware Gorda Park
304 Park Blvd.
Kerr Dam
N 4395 Rd & 545 Rd
Low Water Dam Public Access West end of 550 Rd.
Pipe Springs Park W Alt 412
Smokey Valley Campground 2223 SE 616 Dr., 386-2640
TOWN & UTILITIES
Library 715 E Main, 479-6585
Tue, Noon-7, Wed-Fri, 9-5
Police
109 E Ross, 479-5253
Fire
108 S Broadway, 479-5275
City Hall/Water-Sewer-Trash 109 E Ross, 479-5354
Mon-Fri 8-5
Post Office
700 Elora St., 479-5693
Mon-Fri 830-4, Sat 9-11
Chamber of Commerce
Lgareacc.ok@gmail.com
Electric: PSO 833-776-7697
Northeast Electric Coop 256-6405
Gas: ONG
800-664-5463
Telephone/Internet: Salina-Spavinaw Telephone 434-5392
CHURCHES
Ballou Baptist Church 91 SE 609 Loop, 864-6412
Cedar Grove Church
6852 Earbob Rd
Community of Christ
6370 E. 560, 833-1000
Cornerstone Outreach
Revival Center
201 Peach St., 479-6331
Eastside Church of Christ
800 N. HWY 82, 479-8097
Fire & Wind Ministries
5705 S HWY 82
First Baptist Church
315 N. Broadway, 479-5200
First United Methodist Church 703 HWY 82, 479-6356
LG Free Will Baptist Church
5670 E HWY 412, 479-5640
Hope Church of God
68 Spring Creek Ave., 240-5843
Iron Post Church 4494 E 590
Lighthouse Assembly of God
303 S. Wyandotte, 479-2286
Little Rock Baptist Church 11254 E HWY 412
Markham Ferry Apostolic Church
204 HWY 82, 479-8769
New Life Christian Center 218 S. Delaware, 479-7044
Revive Pentecostal Church of God
12302 HWY 412, 629-5197
Snake Creek Church 5175 SE 583 Dr
Sukkat Chaim 103 S Broadway, 479-6200
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SCHOOLS
Locust Grove Public Schools
479-6468
Early Learning Center
695 E Joe Koelsch
Upper Elementary
720 N HWY 82
Middle School
700 N. HWY 82
High School
421 N. Broadway
Administration Bldg
302 Joe Koelsch Dr.
ORGANIZATIONS
Boys & Girls Club
268 E Joe Koelsch 479-3850
Elzina’s Farmers Market
LocustGroveFarmersMarket@gmail.com
LG Round Up Club
4283 US 412
LG Senior Nutrition Center 111 W Harrison, 479-4644
Main Street Locust Grove
203-1075
MainStreetLocustGroveOK@gmail.com
Ministerial Alliance Food Pantry
117 E Main, 479-4017
Tue 10-Noon, Thu 10-Noon & 3:30-5:30 Old Saline Cherokee Association 864-1411
ANNUAL EVENTS
Founder’s Day
2nd Saturday in May
Wonder City Wordfest
2nd Saturday in April
Williard Stone Day
1st Saturday of November
Christmas Craft Bazaar
Cornerstone Outreach Center 2nd Saturday in November
Christmas Parade
1st Tuesday in December
MONTHLY EVENTS
Bag Sale on Clothes
ROMP Rummage Store
2nd full week of the month
Community by the Plate Wonder City Coffee & Bistro
Last Sunday of the month
Dance with live band
Senior Nutrition Center 2nd Saturday of the month
LG Flea Market/Sale Barn N. Delaware St. Every Thu. & Sat
School Board Meeting Administration Building 2nd Monday, 6:30 p.m.
Town Council Meeting
Town Hall
2nd Monday, 6:30 p.m.
