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roken Arrow Neighbors’ (BAN) largest fundraiser event is Wine, Eats & Easels. “This year’s extravaganza,” said Executive Director Kim Goddard, “will be held Friday, October 6, from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Rose District Pavilion in Downtown Broken Arrow at 418 South Main Street.” Tickets are $40 in advance and $50 at the door (Ages 21 and over please). For complete information call Broken Arrow Neighbors or visit them on Facebook. This is a great party with an even greater cause. The popularity of Wine, Eats & Easels has grown each year and so has the number of people attending. The event was moved to the Rose District Pavilion & Plaza on Main, and to the Museum Broken Arrow located next door, in 2008. The Museum serves as the official V.I.P. location for high-level sponsors. Multiple Sponsorship Levels are available to individuals and businesses. As a patron, you’ll be rewarded with an exciting evening of food, wine, art and music as wine vendors and local food establishments merge to provide an atmosphere of taste and culture. You’ll also enjoy the

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Voted Rose District’s Favorite Event in 2016 talents of artists from across the region who will be displaying and selling their creations. Local jazz artist Grady Nichols is the event headliner. He has entertained us each year since the event’s inception. In addition to the expected attractions, there will be special activities including the “Original Butt Sketch Artist – Krandell Newton” who has sketched 150,000 derrieres and appeared on Jimmy Kimmel show, a wine pull, photo booths and more. Join us for this great party and even greater cause. As a 501(c)(3) basic-needs service agency, the organization provides assistance to over 12,000 individuals annually. BAN serves neighbors in need with dignity and compassion through a cooperative community effort with the goal of promoting self sufficiency. Through a successful capital campaign in 2014, a new 10,000 sq. ft. Community Resource Center enables those served to self-select product from an expanded pantry area. “Recipes are also included for ‘easy-to-make’ meals using items from our pantry,” said Goddard. “We also schedule cooking classes,” she added. New initiatives are continually under exploration that will encourage additional resources, programs and enhancements to the organization’s list of provided services. In 2016, over 13,000 individuals received assistance

Broken Arrow Neighbors Executive Director Kim Goddard displays tickets for the 2017 event and the award presented by the BA Chamber of Commerce after Wine, Eats & Easels was voted the Rose District’s Favorite Event in 2016.

including nearly 5,000 children, over 5,000 adults and 3,000 seniors. Recipients received food items, medical care, equipment or prescriptions, utility assistance, holiday meals and holiday gifts for children, housing assistance, dental care and school supplies at the beginning of the school year. “Our commitment to those we serve and to our community will never falter and will remain at the pinnacle of our daily mission,” said Goddard. “Thank you for your support of Wine, Eats & Easels, Broken Arrow Neighbors and those we serve.”

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BY MELANIE HASTY-GRANT

etirement is an exciting time—traveling, spending time with family and learning new hobbies are a few possibilities. Unfortunately, there are challenging realities too. One of those challenges, dementia, can be devastating both emotionally and fi nancially. According to the Alzheimer’s Association, 1 in 9 people over the age of 65 will get some form of dementia. These steps can help caregivers prepare fi nancially for the challenges of dementia: Research In 2016, Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia cost approximately 236 billion dollars nationally. Often as dementia progresses, caregivers find themselves unable to care for their loved one at home. Medicare does not cover assisted living or nursing home care. Unless your loved one has long-term care insurance, these expenses must be paid for out of pocket. This is often a devastating blow as the average cost of nursing home care in Oklahoma is $4500 per month. Medicaid will not kick in until the couples assets are “spent down” to $199,220. This means that the “community spouse” is left with minimal assets to live the remainder of their life. Although expenses related to aging cannot be avoided, with proper knowledge, it can be less of an obstacle. For more information about this visit www.seniorplanning.org/long-term-care. Choose the options that work best for your family and start working the financial plan NOW. Clarify One reason dementia is so challenging is because many times, our loved ones’ bodies are still healthy, but their minds are not. Before the disease progresses, meet with them with their financial advisor and estate planning attorney so that you can simplify and clarify a plan for their financial future. Delegate It’s important that your loved one has someone they can trust looking over their money. Make sure that either you or another trusted person is listed as your loved one’s Power of Attorney. Also, check to see who their Health Care Power of Attorney is and that they have a Health Care

Directive in place. This will help ease the transition and allow a caring, mentally capable individual to legally make decisions on your loved one’s behalf, when the time comes. Coping with dementia is a tragic, stressful process for all involved; although it will never be easy these tips can ensure it has the least devastating impact on your finances as possible. For more information about dementia and how you can help your loved ones, visit http://www.alz.org. Waterstone Private Wealth Management offers personalized money management services for investors with portfolios of $500,000 or more. To schedule a FREE personal consultation, so you may fully understand the benefits that our private clients receive, please call us at 918.272.1120 or visit our website at www.waterstonewealth.com. 9500 N. 129th East Ave, Suite 106 Owasso, OK 74055 and office by appointment at 1709 Utica Square Tulsa, OK 74114.

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t is no secret that the trauma of childhood sabotages the lives of the adults they become. When trauma such as bullying, abuse, loss of a loved one, or poverty impacts a child’s life, outcomes for behavior, learning, and even physical health become greatly disrupted. Dr. Barbara Sorrels is working with her organization Connected Kids to give families and children access to resources which build connections and foster healing. Dr. Sorrels teaches a philosophy informed by truly understanding a child’s emotional and physiological development. The organization works with parents, guardians, and advocates to give children the best outlook for a bright future. The organization has hosted a Camp Loughridge retreat for adoptive and foster teens since 2015. For many families, the event has marked a turning point in their lives where they grew closer

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through activities that built trust while encouraging them to interact on a deeper emotional level. Connected Kids also hosts therapeutic parenting interaction groups and ongoing conferences for teachers, parents, child care providers, ministry leaders, and children’s education programs to teach the care and education of children with trauma. One of Sorrels’ long-term goals for Connected Kids is to build a therapeutic preschool, creating a nurturing environment ideal for healing the needs of a traumatized child. Eventually, this preschool could grow to accommodate older children through third grade. Future plans for Connected Kids include a therapeutic 3-week camp for up to 25 children. Parents and children will work together in a playful, fun setting to learn to combat challenging behaviors and live their best lives together.

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The gala will be held at the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame on October 5 from 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Tickets are $100, and there are still a few table sponsorships left at $1000. Catered dinner, drinks, and wine service will be included. Attendees will also be eligible to register for the Silent Auction, Live Auction, and Raffle options. Some of the raffle items include a rock-crawling trip, a Colorado mountain getaway, and date nights for a year. Featured presenters include Dr. Sorrels and guest speaker Alton Carter, author of Aging Out and The Boy Who Carried Bricks. Support local kids in need by attending the 2017 Connected Kids Inaugural Gala.

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hat do a Canadian telephone pole and an Oklahoma deck have in common? Both need to be preserved and protected from the elements. About fifty years ago, the PermaSeal product was invented to protect wooden telephone poles from harsh northern winters. Today, PermaSeal, one of the main authorized distributors across the United States, is offering the same penetrating product for its residential and commercial consumers. So how is PermaSeal different from other products? Instead of simply applying a top coat to concrete or wood, it uses a silicone and acid permeant which pushes any and all moisture out of the core of the concrete or wood before sealing it from within. In fact, the product penetrates wood up to four inches and concrete up to three inches. This means that unlike stains and topcoats which may merely be aesthetically pleasing, PermaSeal looks great and prevents further decay and rotting. The effect is a clean and natural finish along with wood or concrete that is twenty-three percent denser—stronger— after the application. The result is not only a nicer looking deck or driveway, but also one that is virtually maintenance free for years to come. Power washing is no longer required, for a simple rinse of the water hose is all that is needed to

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clean the treated surface. And just how long do the results last? Every application comes with a transferable twenty-five-year warranty. “This is a one-time application of a permanent solution,” explains Ray Sampson, Managing Director of PermaSeal, “It is truly a way to protect an investment on a long-term basis.” What’s more is that the product is completely green, non-toxic, biodegradable and environmentally safe to plants and animals. Boat docks and slips are prime candidates for the application of the product because it is not harmful to the watershed. PermaSeal has grown its operation substantially in recent years, as customers continually witness the transformation of their homes and businesses before their eyes. In fact, PermaSeal is now licensed and fully insured for installations in 12 states, including Oklahoma. With free estimates and convenient installations, PermaSeal offers excellent customer service, earning an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau. Call today for your estimate.

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Manda Reyes performs Ashiatsu, a barefoot massage technique.

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anda Reyes was struggling with mounting health concerns. She was caught up in the corporate grind of commercial property management, and the high-stakes, high-pressure job came at a price. Tension headaches and anxiety were becoming her norm. “I was overloaded. My health suffered, and I knew I had to get out.” After researching her options, Manda was drawn to massage therapy. She liked the idea of helping people relax and destress. Immediately, Manda realized the wisdom in her decision. “I had never been touched by a massage therapist when I started training. I could not believe the instant relief that I felt. My energy balanced—my life balanced. I had less anxiety. I couldn’t believe the healing power of touch!” After earning her license as a massage therapist, Manda worked for a couple of high-end spas in the area. She enjoyed the experiences, but she desired to give more to her clients in the way of flexible scheduling and variety of treatment. “I want to give my clients the service and personal time that they deserve and not just rush in and out.” Uniquely, Manda is certified in Ashiatsu, or barefoot massage. In fact, she is one of the first independent massage therapists in the Tulsa area to specialize in the modality. Ashiatsu is an ancient technique that uses foot 20 |

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pressure to deliver a deep tissue massage, pain-free. Manda is passionate about this particular modality, stating that the effects of Ashiatsu are longer lasting pain and tension relief and more intense relaxation. Manda also offers Swedish massage; prenatal massage; and lymphatic drainage massage which removes toxins via light pressure. Every massage utilizes targeted aromatherapy. Headache relief for migraine or tension headache sufferers is a specialty as well. Thirty, sixty or ninety minute sessions are available. Manda is a determined problem solver, continually striving to discover and resolve problem areas within her clients. She aims to do so in a flexible manner. Manda even schedules appointments one evening per week and one Saturday per month in addition to her normal daytime hours to accommodate her clients’ work schedules. Whether by way of the ancient practice of Ashiatsu or traditional massage, Manda Reyes provides a healing touch and finds great pleasure in doing so: “I get just as much therapy from giving the massage as from getting it.”

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hen Marcus was seven years old, he used bricks as weights to train and build muscles. He frequented his Grandmother’s yard to run a line of equally-spaced hedges. His first strength, speed and agility training! “I knew I was a pretty good athlete as a kid,” says Marcus, “but most of the guys I grew up with were also pretty good. I was competitive, but I didn’t really consider myself exceptional until much later. I didn’t want my mom to have to pay for my college education so I worked really hard to get a football scholarship to pay for it. I’ve always t ied to be the best I can be.” tr Marcus Dupree grew up in P iladelphia, Mississippi, and Ph played football for the Philadelphia High School Tornadoes where his s ectacular play earned national sp recognition and admiration. Although Dupree was big at 6’ 2”, 225 lbs., he was deceptively fast, agile and

tough. He was one of the most highly recruited high school football players in the history of American football. During his senior year, Marcus became a magnet that attracted interest from every major college football program in the nation. His gridiron accomplishments inspired Willie Morris, a southern author, to write a book about Dupree’s nationally publicized college recruitment titled The Courting of Marcus Dupree. “A second human interest book is now in progress,” says Marcus. “It’s about growing up in Philadelphia and includes the good, the bad and the ugly aspects of my life. It should be released in the not-too-distant future.” During his 1979 freshman year for the Tornadoes, Dupree honors including Best Offensive Player, Most Valuable Player and Player of the Year in the Mid-Mississippi Conference. In four seasons with the Tornadoes, he scored 87 touchdowns breaking Herschel

Walker’s high school record of 86. Dupree committed to the University of Oklahoma in 1982 and played his freshman season and part of the ‘83-’84 season for Barry Switzer. He won the Big 8 Newcomer of the Year Award, was named to AP’s All-Big Eight First Team and UPI placed him on their All-Big Eight Second Team. Marcus was featured on a Sports Illustrated cover in 1983 and his incredible running abilities were often the topic of national news broadcasts. His elusiveness persuaded Switzer and the Oklahoma coaching staff to successfully change their offensive strategy to the “I” formation to maximize Dupree’s effectiveness. Oklahoma played Arizona State in the Fiesta Bowl on January 1, 1983. Although playing only a little more than half the game because of four injuries, Dupree set a Fiesta Bowl rushing record of 239 yards and was named MVP. Marcus left the University of

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Oklahoma in 1983 immediately after the OU v Texas game planning to transfer to Southern Miss, but learned he would have to sit out for two years. He never donned a Golden Eagle uniform. Dupree joined the newly formed USFL New Orleans Breakers in 1984. Although gaining 684 yards on

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PERSONAL LEVEL 145 carries with nine touchdowns for the Breakers, a knee injury forced Dupree to leave football. While spending an unprecedented five and a half years from professional football, his will, determination, work ethic and passion for the game were catalysts to recondition and earn a tryout with the Los Angeles Rams. In 1990 he made the team and was named Comeback Player of the Year. He was, however, released by the Rams after a respectable sophomore season. Dupree first suffered a ham string injury while running high school track. “That’s the injury that eventually forced me out of football,” he said. “When I recovered from the anesthesia after my injury and surgery while with the Breakers, I looked up at my

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Mom. I then looked down at my knee and, literally, tore the cast off. My dreams were over.” So, what is Marcus Dupree doing now? He’s a highly successful businessman with interests in many areas. He is Co-Founder & CEO of Marcus Dupree MVP College Recruiting & Consulting. He is also a motivational and inspirational speaker. ESPN filmed and aired a highly acclaimed documentary in 2010 about Dupree’s football career. The documentary reflects Dupree’s integrity and character throughout his career and how his winning attitude has helped him cope with life after football. ESPN’s The Best That Never Was aired in 2010 on 30 for 30. “My phone immediately began ringing,” says Marcus. “People wanted to hear my story. That was the beginning of my speaking business. Instead of dwelling on loss, I’ve come to realize that patience is a process. Today I’m appreciative of the lessons I’ve learned and am aware that future opportunities must not be squandered.” Marcus makes personal appearances at corporate events, gives inspirational speeches to a broad range of audiences and was recently a national spokesperson for Novo Nordisk. He has appeared in regional commercials including

Hyundai and was cast in a 2017 feature film, One Mile to You. Marcus Dupree MVP College Recruiting & Consulting is dedicated to help guide and educate high school student athletes playing football and other sports. “Many of these athletes are flying under the radar,” says Marcus. “We help them (and their families) travel through the college recruiting process with confidence and a peace of mind.” The program is unique and is designed to personalize the process based on athletic and academic needs of each student athlete. “We help assure that they get the exposure they need with college coaches who will, hopefully, want them in their sports programs.” The Mission of Marcus Dupree MVP College Recruiting & Consulting is to make sure that all high school student athletes who want to play the sport they love at the collegiate level are able to do so at a school of their choosing. “We get to know our student athletes and their families on a personal level,” added Dupree. “We develop a comprehensive, step-by-step recruiting game plan for each student athlete in order to achieve his/her ultimate goals. We are NCAA and NAIA compliant.” The former football recruit and star

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still wears his OU number 22 jersey when making special appearances for Crowbar Championship Wrasslin’ which is based in Oklahoma. “I don’t do it for the money,” said the entrepreneurial Dupree. “I do it because of my childhood affinity with pro wrestling. Plus I love to entertain, especially children who are pro wrestling fans.” Marcus and his girlfriend, Kim, raise, train and sell gaited show horses in Louisiana. In 2010, they were Mississippi

State Champions in the Men’s and the Women’s Gaited Classes. Marcus is also involved as a spokesperson and mentor for Families First of Mississippi. Families First is a non-profit organization that facilitates youth development programs throughout Dupree’s home state. What is Marcus Dupree doing now? He’s enjoying life.

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ioneer Financial Group is independently owned by Jason and Ginger Ford, both of whom are Licensed Insurance Brokers. This year commemorates the company’s tenth year of providing trusted advice and products in the fields of Medicare Supplement Insurance, Long Term Care Insurance, Estate Planning, Financial Planning and End-of-Life Planning. They also specialize in Home and Auto Insurance. “We do individual and group consulting on Medicare Part A & B, Part C, Supplemental Insurance Plans and Part D Rx Plans,” said Jason. The majority of Americans, regardless of age, do not understand what each plan covers, does not cover, provides and does not provide. Nor do we, as Americans, fully understand what the Open Enrollment Period from October 15 to December 7 allows within specific plans. If you’re not familiar with each plan, you need to be, whether to assist a loved one or for yourself when you reach age 65 and qualify for Medicare. I admit that I could not define each element of Medicare. I knew

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EMPOWER, ENLIGHTEN, ENGAGE, ENRICH!

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mpower, enlighten, engage, enrich. These are the words that describe the impact on the lives of those 55 plus at the Broken Arrow Senior Center. During National Senior Center month in September, the Broken Arrow Senior Center is celebrating the fact that they are a vital community resource by spotlighting how the Center helps local residents become “masters of aging”. Throughout the month, the Center has planned special activities for their members to celebrate National Senior Center Month including a free document shredding day, vision screenings, and Medicare 101 and veteran benefit seminars. Members will also have a chance to look over a Micro-Sprint racecar for an afternoon! These offerings are in addition to the

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more than 50 activities and events offered each month. When someone says “senior center” images of bingo may be the first thing to come to mind, but today’s senior center is so much more. “From Yoga to Line Dancing and Creative Writing to health seminars, the Broken Arrow Senior Center is a gem in the growing landscape of our community’s downtown,” notes June Ross Executive Director. “Our members find friendship, meaning and purpose and our growing membership is indicative of the life-changing benefits the Center offers. The bottom line? We help people master aging!” Can aging be mastered? If you talk to any of the people that enter the doors of the Broken Arrow Senior Center each day, the answer is a resounding “yes!” Larry and his wife Sandra are

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a good example. The couple was searching for something to help them navigate the life changes looming ahead of them. Like so many, Larry and Sandra went from worker to retiree, from being middle-aged to being older. “The Broken Arrow Senior Center, we discovered, offered a broad range of activities and programming for both of us,” recalls Larry. “We joined immediately. At less than 6 cents per day per membership, it can’t be beat.” They have been members now for more than five years. Call today to learn more about how you can get involved at the Broken Arrow Senior Center.

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The best news in 2017 is that there are options for senior living arrangements. 1. You can choose to stay at home with assistance. This is a great option to maintain your lifestyle, your neighbors and your routine. Having just the right amount of assistance allows you to maintain your independence. From laundry, to bathing assistance, transportation, cooking and pet care you can literally order off the menu of services for just what you need. These services are generally paid for on an hourly basis through an agency. 2. Retirement communities are another choice. You can move to a community that caters to seniors and provides meals, a senior living environment with activities and amenities. When choosing a retirement community, it should also meet your future needs. If you foresee a need for more help you should consider a multi-level community which would allow you to move up the care ladder as needed. Here are some examples of care levels. Not all retirement communities have every level of can. a. Independent Living communities require that you can meet all the activities of daily living with or without assistance. ADL’s include-- Dressing, Eating, Walking, Toileting and Hygiene. b. Assisted Living—You need supervision for medications or have a deficiency/inability to perform ADL’s. c. Skilled Nursing—Generally used for short term recovery or rehabilitation. This level of care is staffed by medical personnel and is geared towards medical issues such as a broken hip. Rehabilitation is a part of the service in most skilled nursing facilities. d. Long Term Assisted Care—When you have a medical issue that is not short term and requires ongoing medical attention you may be placed in LTAC facility.

3. If you are among the seniors who, for many different reasons, do not have enough savings for your retirement there are programs in place to help you. Some resources to contact for information and assistance are Medicare, programs through Life Senior Services such as Advantage, your church and OHAI—Oklahoma Healthy Aging Initiative.

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or many students at Clary Sage College, designing for a fashion show was beyond their wildest dreams. They grew up playing with paper dolls, dressing their Barbies, and helping their parents pick out clothes in the mornings. For these students, fashion design is more than a profession – it is their passion. This month, their visions become reality, as Clary Sage hosts their sixth annual Clary Runway. Dyana Harrison, fashion design department head, started the fashion design department at Clary Sage, and looks forward to the culmination of each year’s program at the show. “Our fashion show is very special. It’s handson experience in the fashion industry from start to finish. Most importantly, it allows students to showcase their dreams through their work to their friends, family, instructors and community, Harrison said. “There’s nothing like the excitement after the show. The students have truly taken their ideas from concept to completion.” This year, the event will be held at the historic Cain’s Ballroom, adding a touch of vintage, artsy charm. Clary Runway will feature music, food and drink, raffles and, of course, a fashion show. A number of students’ work will be showcased throughout the evening, from interior design to hair and makeup. Not only will the event be exciting and inspiring, it’s also a great

opportunity to give back to the Tulsa community. Each ticket’s proceeds go directly into scholarship funds for Community Higher Ed’s programs: Clary Sage College, Community Care College and Oklahoma Technical College. Clary Runway is the premier fundraising event for the organization. Last year, Community Higher Ed gave nearly $500,000 away to deserving students. Without these scholarships, many students wouldn’t have the opportunity to go to school and transform their lives. “At Clary Sage, we see so much growth in our students. Seeing their success after months of hard work is incredibly rewarding,” said campus director Dr. Raye Mahlberg. “Clary Runway is a great opportunity for the Tulsa community to invest in students and support the local arts. The community truly helps these students achieve their dreams.” Clary Runway will take you on a fashion journey from ages past. “We’re featuring designs that are relevant today, inspired by the past, and give a glimpse of fashion of the future,” Harrison said. Clary Runway will take place on September 16 at 6:30 p.m. Tickets start at $50, and can be purchased online at www.claryrunway.com.

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f you’ve been fascinated with chalk art since Mary Poppins jumped Bert and the Banks children into the sidewalk art for their jolly holiday of penguin dancing and carousels, we’ve got a fix for you. On September 22-23, the Rose District will partner with Your Design Gallery and ArtsOK (Regional Arts Alliance of Broken Arrow) and the City of Broken Arrow to brighten up the streets with vibrant chalk art for the sixth annual Chalk it Up! Art Festival. Artists ages 6 and up will brighten up Main Street in brilliant chalk masterpieces, competing in five categories for one of 17 cash prizes available. The $35 entry fee includes chalk and water for the competition, a festival t-shirt, lunch voucher, and super sweet swag bag from Main Street business owners. Competitive categories include 3D, Animation, Masters, Original, and Artist’s Choice. There is also a prize for Best of Show and a People’s Choice Award. For creator Alisa Inglett, the event is the realization of a dream. “We always wanted to put together a chalk festival,” she mused. Inglett described the festival as “an opportunity to experience a diverse group of artists in a family38 |

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friendly setting,” emphasizing that the wide variety of artists presenting their creations goes way beyond chalk art. Chalk it Up is a reflection of the gallery’s mission, making sure art is public and giving an outlet to creative individuals. The local art gallery features primarily local artists, providing them with an opening night and an opportunity to get a first experience showing art, an obstacle that can be a significant barrier to many local artists. “We help artists get started, make it easy for them to get out there and promote themselves, and get over that hurdle of showing their work for the first time,” Inglett explained. And the festival, which is by all accounts growing significantly every year, provides an opportunity for many local artists to share their passion and vision with the community. Other local artists at the festival will include stone carvers, crafters, oil painters, and artists whose creations are crafted from recycled materials. Festivalgoers will also be treated to amazing performance art, with buskers slated to include jugglers, hoopers, stilt walkers, unicyclists, living statues, and fire artists. The event also includes a live music lineup featuring local

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musicians throughout the festival. Even if you don’t have a little chalk Rembrandt on your hands, the festival has plenty to offer the younger set. The Kids’ Zone will include face painters, snow cones, balloon artists, art activities geared to kids, and an opportunity to play around with chalk art just like the competitors. The festival takes place in the heart of Main Street from 7-11 pm on Friday and continues from 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. on Saturday. The event is free to the public. Rose District shops will also offer specials and prizes available for festival goers, so join us in Downtown Broken Arrow for a fun-filled weekend.

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really had no idea what to expect as I entered Beef Capital Steakhouse, a locallyy run steak joint tucked away quietly in the Farm Shopping Center. Settling up to the copper bartop, I was greeted by Cesar, the BC’s owner and wearer of many hats. Having spent many years working in the restaurant industry myself, I was genuinely impressed by his positive energy. He gave the impression of a man who is good at what he does and truly loves it, a lo-fi joy that charges his restaurant like a battery. Tonight, he was tending bar, and judging by his neat black chef ’s coat, I’d be willing to bet he cooked my steak. The bar menu offers a sound range of favorites, reflecting the joie de vivre of a person who really appreciates the value of pairing a meal with the perfect beverage. As he handed me my Stella Artois, Cesar’s robust energy never waned. I quietly admired the decor, all blues and golds, tastefully put together to a toned-down, eclectic look by Cesar’s wife, he told me. On the small corner stage, local musician

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Rockwell Rockwellll handed handed d out out some pretty chill vibes on his guitar via a singer-songwriter set including the Beatles, U2, Bastille, and his own original music. Every Thursday evening from 6-9, a musician plays in the restaurant, and on Saturdays, BC hosts a band out on the equally chillax back patio. I easily foresee a future where Saturday night patios are maxed out with music lovers after the dining room slows down. The menu offers an expected selection of steakhouse fare: the requisite sirloins, strip, t-bone, ribeye, filet, and a chopped sirloin for people who want to pretend like they’re eating steak but are not actually fans of delicious flavor. Half-slab and full-slab ribs, a handful of surf-and-turf combos, chicken fried steak, and other grilled items round out the selections. I ordered the reasonably priced 12-ounce ribeye at Cesar’s recommendation. Always eat what the house recommends. The meal was simple, a juicy steak with a large, seasoned baked potato and crisp house salad served without pomp and circumstance. This steak was GIVE US YOUR REVIEW SUGGESTIONS not overseasoned, WWW.VALUENEWS.COM AND CLICK CONTACT OR leaving the perfect marbleized fat of the steak to flavor

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the meat. The center was a perfect warm red, a level of perfection not typically achieved and quite literally the best medium rare steak I’ve eaten in a solid decade. Those folks from the more-isbetter camp might balk at the simplicity of presentation, but the fact that this food is in itself so perfect is exactly why you go to a local-owned steakhouse. If you want to load up on bread, mediocre corporate steaks are a dime a dozen in any town. If, however, you are craving a new understated favorite spot where the staff recognizes you, the food is always remarkable, drinks are good, and legit mellow live music is on the menu, this is it.

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October 5-7, 2017 Tulsa Greek Festival 11 AM - 11 PM Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church 1222 S Guthrie Ave Tulsa, OK 74119 (918) 583-2082 www.htgoctulsa.org $5 October 5, 2017 Connected Kids Inaugural Gala 5:30 PM - 9:30 PM Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame 5 S Boston Ave Tulsa, OK 74103 (918) 260-0272 www.connectedkids.org Tickets are $100 per person

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October 6-7, 13-14, 19-21, 26-28, 2017 Psycho Path Haunted Attraction 2017 THURS: 7-10 PM FRI & SAT: 7-11 PM 1517 E 106th St. N. Sperry, OK 74073 (918) 288-7685 www.psychopathhaunt.com $20-$60

October 12,2017 Leading Ladies Expo Celebrating Women in Business & Community 5 PM - 9 PM Claremore Conference Center 1400 W. Country Club Dr. Claremore, OK 74017 (918) 341-2818 (918) 341-5881 www.claremore.org

October 6, 2017 Wine, Eats & Easels 2017 6 PM - 9 PM Rose District 211 S Main St. Broken Arrow, OK 74012 www.facebook.com/ wineeatsandeaselsba

October 14-15, 2017 Tulsa Pop Culture Expo Hosted by Tulsa Pop Kids Wyndham Tulsa Hotel & Resort Check online for times 10918 E 41st St Tulsa, OK 74146 (918) 492-4332 www.tulsapopcultureexpo.com

October 7, 2017 7th Annual Batfish Benefit: Save the Submarine! Muskogee War Memorial Park: Home of the USS Batfish 3500 Batfish Road Muskogee, OK 74403 10 AM - 6 PM - Guided Tours 6 PM - 10 PM - Live Music Standard Admission until 6 PM

$10 Admission After 6 PM (918) 682-6294 www.warmemorialpark.org

October 17, 2017 Into the Mystic: Spiritual Development Class With Brandi Chrisman 7:30 PM 2401 S. Elm Pl. Broken Arrow, OK 74012 (918) 455-0102 www.innergistic.com $15

October 24, 2017 TU Presidential Lecture Series featuring Angélique Kidjo Hosted by The University of Tulsa

7:30 PM - 9 PM Reynolds Center 800 Tucker Dr. Tulsa, OK 74104 www.utulsa.edu Free & Open to the Public October 28th & 29th, 2017 Halloween Steam Train Check online for times Advance Tickets Available 3400 NE Grand Blvd Oklahoma City, OK 73111 (405) 424-8222 oklahomarailwaymuseum.org $5-$15 October 28, 2017 Sidewalk Astronomy Hosted by Astronomy Club of Tulsa Viewing event 6 PM - 10 PM Bass Pro Shops 101 Bass Pro Dr. Broken Arrow, OK 74012 Free and open to the public www.astrotulsa.com Oct 28, 2017 Talihina Fall Foliage Festival 8 AM - 5 PM Talihina School Ag Barn Two Blocks off HWY 271 Talihina, OK (918) 567-3434 www.talihinacc.com October 31, 2017 Hawthorne Manor Haunted House 6:30 - 11 PM Hawthorne Manor Haunted House 12520 S Date Pl. Jenks, OK 74037 (918) 430-8826 facebook.com/ HawthorneManorTulsa Free Walkthrough

GRATITUDE MAKES THE WORLD GO ROUND CONTEST D o you “pay it forward” in the Starbucks line? Do you tell the people in your life just how thankful you are to have them around? It is easy in today’s society to forget to stop and smell the roses, so to speak. In celebration of Thanksgiving coming up on Thursday November 23, we are challenging you to show your gratitude in a big way! Three winners will be chosen to be featured in our November issue, with prizes from Edible Arrangements and the Pink House in Claremore.

“This year I am thankful for change. The ebb and flow that comes with day to day life reminds me over and again that life is short and the only constant is change. I have enjoyed watching my children change as they grow older. Change is sometimes hard but it is necessary for progress”.

JOSIE GIESBRECHT

MARKETING CONSULTANT “I never thought I would have so much to be thankful for, but my favorite is hands down, my husband. He is my best friend, and the most amazing person I have ever known. Be it feast or famine, I’ll always put down the spoon of whatever I’m stirring to slow dance in the kitchen with this one.”

JOHN RUDOLPH GRAPHIC DESIGNER “I have a lot to be thankful for these days, especially after the safe arrival of our new, healthy baby girl. I am thankful for my supportive family and my loving wife. I am so fortunate to have both a happy family life and a fulfilling career.”

HOW TO CONTRIBUTE Send us your best photo and a description of what or who you are thankful for; along with your name, address, city, state, phone number and email. Submit all entries to design@ valuenews.com by October 20, 2017. (Your submission is expressed permission for Values Magazine to publish and post your image, name and material.) Submissions will be entered into a random drawing for first, second and third place prizes. Thanksgiving will be here before you know it! Don’t miss this chance to express just how thankful you are.

AERON TRAYLOR SALES MANAGER

PRIZES

Pictured left to right: First place prize, one Fall Bouquet from Edible Arrangements (large size); second place, one $50 Gift Certificate to the Pink House in Claremore; third place, one box of chocolate dipped fruit from Edible Arrangements.

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