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VOL 21 ISSUE 8

August 2014

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Dun-Rite Roofing has offered complete quality roofing services for 22 years. By Christopher Davis

Oklahoma is known for its extreme temperatures. Currently, we are in the midst of another scorching summer. Such persistent heat can wreak havoc on roofs. Within a month or two, torrential thunderstorms will reveal any damage done over the summer, only to be followed by the threat of ice and snow. In order to rest easy during the fall and winter, call in the experts at Dun-Rite Roofing. Owner Jim Murr and his crew will ensure your home or business is prepared for the impending weather

changes so you don’t have to break out the tarps and buckets. Based in Owasso, Jim Murr started Dun-Rite in 1992, providing roofing services for mostly “new construction” home builders. He and his small crew earned a reputation for quality work and, before long, found themselves providing roofs for both new construction and complete tear off and roof replacements, including wind and hail repair, as well as seamless guttering. Now, Murr coordinates several (continued on page 22)

Salesman Doug Hazelwood and Owner Jim Murr of Dun-Rite Roofing.

More than Just a Teach Kids Money Management Supplement Store Draper Family GNC wants to help you get fit.

Financially Fit is a column published by RCB Bank to help you gain knowledge on all things financial. Fitness guides – RCB Bank professionals in the field – offer ideas to help you strengthen your money sense, customize savings training, and provide quick and easy action plans to start whipping your money into shape.

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According to market research group Marketresearch.com, the weight loss industry in 2013 was valued at approximately 60.5 billion dollars.

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When is a good time to begin teaching your kids about money and banking? “The earlier the better,” says Lisa Armendarez, a banker at RCB Bank. Armendarez admits even though she’s a banker, she’s learned a lesson or two from preparing her oldest child for life away from home. I sat down with Armendarez, and her two children, Amanda, 22, in college, and Aaron, 17, a senior in high school, to talk about money and their experiences. Lisa, how did you prepare your oldest for handling her own finances after she left home?

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A Little Known IRS Secret: The In-Service Rollover Distribution BY MELANIE HASTY-GRANT

Most folks think that the only way they can take control of their 401k is after they change jobs or retire. However, many 401k and profit-sharing plans allow for what is called an in-service rollover. In-service rollovers are often poorly understood by both plan sponsors and participants. I have folks call me often with lots of questions and confusion regarding this little hidden rollover opportunity. In this column I’ll hit the highlights about how an inservice rollover works. Then I’ll talk about some of the pros and cons of doing an in-service rollover.

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Advantages of the In-Service Rollover

There are several advantages to requesting an in-service rollover distribution. The first advantage is having access to a wider array of investments. CDs, stocks, bonds, and other investment options can be used inside of an IRA. By moving your assets out of your employer sponsored plan, you have access to all of these options and are not limited to whatever the plan has to offer. The second advantage is having a professional advisor to help you navigate your investment options. We sit down with our clients face to face twice a year to discuss their individual retirement needs. When our clients call us….they get a real person, not a call tree. Your advisor should also be able to help you develop a plan for how you will use these assets, while in retirement, to replace your employment income. An IRA allows access to more distribution options and is not being subject to the 20% mandatory tax withholding on distributions.

How an In-Service Rollover Works An in-service rollover is a non-hardship withdrawal, and there is no need to prove anything in order to take it. However, an employer-sponsored retirement plan is not required to allow for in-service withdrawals and can restrict the withdrawal amounts. An in-service rollover means that the distribution is directly rolled into an IRA. Therefore, the money is not subject to ordinary income tax nor a 10% federal tax penalty if taken before age 59 ½. In addition, there may be restrictions on which assets within the retirement plan are available for withdrawal, and the employer sponsoring the plan may have other rules concerning employee’s length of participation and how long the assets have to be held prior to withdrawal.

The disadvantages of in-service rollovers include a potential loss of the following: exception to 10% penalty if separated from service after attainment of age 55 and older. If an employee has attained age 55 and older, and then separates from service, they can take distributions for employer-sponsored plans that will not be subject to the 10% early distribution penalty. With IRAs, this option is not available. Most employer-sponsored plans offer a loan feature. Loans from an IRA are not allowed. With an employee sponsored plan, you may have the ability to delay required minimum distributions (RMDs) beyond age 70 ½ if you are still working. Lastly, tax advantages using net unrealized appreciation (NUA) strategy are not available for non-hardship in-service withdrawals. Careful consideration is needed to determine if this strategy is right for you. Give us a call to receive your free report on IRA Rollovers from Employer-Sponsored Retirement Plans. For more information go to www.waterstonewealth.com or call 918-272-1120. Melanie HastyGrant, Experienced Licensed Professional Counselor and Managing Principal at Waterstone Private Wealth Management. Securities offered through LPL Financial. Member FINRA, SIPC. References: 401k-EmployeeBenefits.com; www.irs.gov.

*The opinions voiced in this material are for general information only and are not intended to provide specific advice or recommendations for any individual. To determine which investments may be appropriate for you, consult your financial advisor prior to investing.

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Nursing Excellence at the Bedside Saint Francis Hospital is currently hiring nursing staff for two new Respiratory Care Units opening this fall.

By Jane Zemel When Saint Francis Hospital opens two new Respiratory Care Units (RCU) in the fall, one of the ﬁrst to show up for duty will be Nicole.

After 10 years on the job she’ll be just as excited as the day she started in the current RCU. Nicole said, “I came here a de-

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Saint Francis went above and beyond.” Nicole loves being part of a team that delivers high quality care focused on excellent patient outcomes. She also helps with orientation and education for new nurses and helped create the unitbased council in her department. “Members have a voice in what’s happening in their departments. These committees identify areas to work on and ways to improve customer satisfaction,” she explained. “The return can be opportunities for awards, prizes and praise; something as simple as thanking a co-worker for helping out during a busy night.” Clinical Staff Incentives. Saint Francis is a leader in continuing education for its nurses as well as scholarships for first time RNs. Through the hospital, Nicole has received her advanced cardiac life support (ACLS), CPR and IV nurse specialist training. Saint Francis will have provided over $500 in materials by the time she takes her national certification. Passage of the nurse’s first national certification would then be reimbursed. When her youngest child is a bit older, Nicole plans to get her master’s degree – another cost partly reimbursed by Saint Francis. For now, her 18-month-old daughter goes to daycare at Saint Francis’s on-site center, Ave Maria. “It’s so convenient. I am able to visit her during my lunch break,” Nicole said. “One of the great things about being an employee with Saint Francis Hospital is having my child nearby at Ava Maria.” What’s ahead. Saint Francis’ two new Respiratory Care Units will more than double the patient care capacity. The current unit is

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the only designated RCU in Tulsa, and one of a limited number nationwide. Established in 2002 with six beds under the current Clinical Nurse Manager, it grew to 16 beds and will expand to 36 beds. “The demand is there. We have a waiting list,” Nicole said. The RCU offers state-of-the-art equipment and excellent resources, providing an additional level of care between ICU and patient room. The unit serves patients with pneumonia, chronic lung disease, COPD, emphysema, congestive heart failure, lung cancer, or trauma that includes respiratory. “RCU patients get stronger faster than if they were in the ICU,” Nicole said. Patients can do other therapies at the same time, and can be discharged directly to home or another facility. The RCU enjoys a patient to nurse ratio of 3:1. “Currently, it’s a total care unit, which means the RNs provide all patient care. In the new units, nurse techs will help with activities of daily living,” she said. Greater one-on-one care is a plus for nurses and improves patient outcomes. “Many nurses have been here for years. That says a lot about a hospital,” Nicole said. “I’ve worked for other hospitals. I love it at Saint Francis because of the care I’m able to provide and the co-workers with whom I get to work. We’re not like a family – we are a family,” she said.

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By Carol Beck-Round Award-winning musical performances, a competitive chili cook-off, vocalist competitions, marketplace shopping, a car show and other family-friendly activities are on tap for the 35th annual Bluegrass & Chili Festival. Set for September 4-6 at the Expo Center grounds, an estimated 30,000 people will converge to enjoy what has become a Claremore tradition, according to Dell Davis, Claremore Chamber of Commerce director. “We have seen tremendous growth since the venue moved to Claremore,” says Davis. Prior to moving to Claremore 15 years ago, the event was set in Tulsa. “I think it speaks well to the event that we’ve lasted 35 years,” she adds. Davis credits the event’s long-running success in Claremore to the family-oriented atmosphere, wonderful sponsors to support it, as well as outstanding volunteers who give back to their community. Headline entertainment scheduled to date include Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder, Rhonda Vincent, IIIrd Tyme Out,

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Festival organizers are excited for the addition of the Oklahoma State Cook-off on Friday. On Saturday, the tradition continues with the Mid-America Regional Chili Cook-Off will be sizzling with The International Chili Society Division (ICS) winning cook representing the Festival in the World Cook-off that boasts a $25,000 first prize. A non-profi t division is open to non-profits, schools and churches, with the winner receiving a $1,000 first prize. Open and corporate division teams will vie for awards – and bragging rights. All teams will also compete for booth decorations, showmanship and ham-manship honors. Festival attendees can get in on the “hot fun” by sampling chili with an official taster kit to help determine the Will Rogers People’s Choice

determine the ﬁnalists who will The Grascals, Mountain Heart, participate on Saturday at 8 p.m. Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver, Other family activities inAdkins & Loudermilk and a host of regional and local entertainers. clude the indoor Festival Market at the Expo with a variety of “Three stages of entertainment crafts, services and businesses. A and all concerts are free,” she Kiddie Korral with free activities says. “And the cost is only $10 will be available, along with an per carload for on-site parking.” Open Car Show, sporting classic In addition to the free and current beauties. concerts, other musical entertainment highlights include the “Junior Showcase,” designed to give talented youth, 21 and under, stage exposure and experience in a non-competitive venue. An acoustic guitar will be awarded in a drawing of all participants. Area vocalists will also be competing for “The Best Country in the City Vocalist Competition.” Vocalists of all ages will be vying for a $500 cash prize. Potential contestants must submit a demo to be considered for A festivalgoer samples one of the many varieties of chili at the Clareparticipation in the more Bluegrass & Chili Festival coming up this year September 4-6 at event by August 22 the Claremore Expo. to give judges time to

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winning chili. New this year on Friday night is a Chili Cook-off for ICS members only. The winner of this competition will qualify to go onto compete in the World CookOff. “There will be two opportunities, both on Friday night and on Saturday, for ICS members to qualify,” says Davis. Chili Cook-off Sponsors include Caseco Truck Body, Air Products, Central Plains Cement Company, ONG and Reasor’s. Junior Showcase sponsors are Mike Davis Music & Sound and McDonalds while Wal-Mart is sponsoring the Best Country in The City competition. Car Show Sponsors include Sonic America’s Drive-In, IBC Bank, Route 66 Melton Sales, Bennett’s Route 66 Pharmacy and Suburban Chevrolet. The Festival’s Major Sponsors are RCB Bank, Big Country 99.5, City of Claremore, The News on 6, GRDA, Bancﬁrst, RSU Public TV and Claremore Chamber of Commerce “It takes a team to produce this event every year. This event is important to our community for many reasons: quality of life, visitors who attend, and of course the continued economic impact is important,” says Davis.

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pursuing formal charges against an offender to final judgment. The Demand Project supports efforts of law enforcement’s key role in stopping child predators, protecting children and rescuing victims. “We have strategic relationships with law enforcement agencies that target child predators and individuals who commercially traffick people against their will,” says Jason. Rescue: to free from confinement, danger or evil. The Demand Project has built relationships between VAST (Victim Advocate Support Teams) and key law enforcement agents across Oklahoma to assist in the rescue of trafficked victims. Restoration: to bring back into existence. “Rescuing a victim from sexual exploitation is only the beginning of an extensive process for a victim to become a survivor,” said Kristin. “Donated community resources are imperative to successful survivor recovery once they transition out of a shelter and reintegrate into the community. We educate, find transitional housing, and teach victims a trade.” If you are interested in becoming a supporter of The Demand

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GGolf Tournament Benefits Children with Cancer While fighting his own battle, firefighter launches “Hydrants of Hope” charity. By Carol Beck-Round When the elevator doors opened at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas, Mark Meyer came face to face with a small child. She was bald. A cotton ball was taped to the inside of her arm. The now retired Tulsa firefighter, who’d just received his own cancer diagnosis, said, “It’s not fair. The children battling cancer should have been out playing ball or participating in a dance recital. Instead, they were sick and spending time in the hospital undergoing chemo and other treatments.” Later, as Mark encountered more children fighting cancer, he had a revelation. “I’d had a good childhood. I’d had a good long life and I wanted to find a way to help the youngsters, but I wasn’t sure how.” Back in Tulsa, he asked hospital personnel what the cancer patients and their families needed. “I learned many of the families were struggling to pay for gasoline to get back and forth to the hospital or to pay other bills because they were spending money for prescriptions. It didn’t seem right that these fam-

ilies couldn’t even put gas in their car.” While trying to figure out how he could help, Mark was playing with a custom-made piece of jewelry around his neck one day. On the gold chain is a fire hydrant, symbolic of his chosen profession. Out of that desire to help others, “Hydrants of Hope” was born. With the support of others, including fellow firefighters, the non-profit charity has raised $38,000 so far, with all money going directly to families with children battling cancer. From the sale of T-shirts, lapel pins, key chains, wrist bands and jelly bracelets through www.hydrantsofhope.com, Mark gladly donates every penny to the cause. Mark’s own cancer story began in March of 2012, when he went for his yearly annual. A lump in his abdomen turned out to be a 32-pound tumor. His journey to healing led him from Tulsa to Houston, and eventually New York, where a surgeon removed the Stage 4 sarcoma. However, it had metastasized, so he’s still in the battle. Two trips to Germany for more surgery and recent treatments at a Cyberknife cancer cen-

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I did tell Amanda to keep her Oklahoma account and debit card open, so in case of emergency, I can access and transfer money into her account. What about Aaron? Have you thought about where he’ll bank? Lisa: He plans to go to Pitt State. No RCB Bank branch there, so we’re still figuring that out. With mobile banking and direct deposit, he might not have to change banks. Any personal advice on money matters for other young adults and parents? Amanda: It’s important to keep up with your account. It can get out of control real quick. It’s important to stay on top of it and saving. Prepare for things that might

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Boogying to Benefit the Community “A Celebration of Helping Others: Dancing with the Stars of Rogers County” will be held Saturday, August 23 at the Robson Performing Arts Center.

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August 23 at 7 p.m. as part of “A Celebration of Helping Others: Dancing with the Stars of Rogers County 2014.”

Co-sponsored by the Claremore Reveille Rotary Club and RCB Bank, the event will feature dance couples representing several non-proﬁt Rogers County agencies. “We want to bring recognition to some agencies in our county that are not widely recognized for the good they do in the community. They are the real stars,” says Steve Gragert, event chairman. The Claremore Reveille Rotary Club’s role in the event is a reﬂection of the members’ Paige Montgomery and her partner, Joel Reimer, practicing their dance commitment steps for last year’s Dancing with the Stars of Rogers County. to community

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service. “As an organization dedicated to helping others, we assist locally with college scholarships, the Dictionary for 3rd Graders project throughout Rogers County, and many other area projects. A portion of the proceeds from the event will help fund our ongoing programs.” “Sometimes people ﬁnd themselves in circumstances beyond their control and need help,” says Steve. “The nonproﬁts who will be participating in Dancing with the Stars go out and help others, and not everyone knows the role they play in bringing our community together.” Dancing with the Stars – Rogers County style – will showcase couples representing the following agencies: Volunteers for Youth, Healthy Community Partnership Rogers County, Child Advocates of Northeast Oklahoma, Rogers County Youth Services, Rogers County Adult Day Care, William W. Barnes Children’s Advocacy Center, and Safenet Services. Other organizations may also participate. Booths will also be set up in the PAC lobby so visitors can browse to learn more about the function and mission of each organization represented. In addition, short videos highlighting each participating organization will be shown. Mendy Stone, Volunteers for Youth, and Herb McSpadden will serve as emcees for the evening. Three judges will be

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raising their scorecards to rate each of the couples; one will be a celebrity judge, and the others will be individuals experienced in judging dance competitions. The audience, however, will have the final vote of the evening. During a 20-minute intermission, audience members will be able to visit the nonprofit booth of their choice to cast a vote by dropping dollars into a canister. “The People’s Choice will be declared the winner,” says Steve. “A male and female winner will each receive a trophy declaring that they are ‘The Best Dancer in Rogers County, 2014.’” Music will be provided during the voting intermission after all of the dance teams have performed and in the lobby after the awards have been announced. For a $20 admission fee, attendees can embrace local talent and learn more about agencies who are giving back to the community while enjoying an evening of music and dance. Tickets can be purchased in advance from any participating agency, a Claremore Reveille Rotary Club member, or at the Robson PAC Box Office.

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Steak Cook-Off Beefed up for 2014 Nearly 4,000 steaks will be prepared in downtown Tulsa August 22-23. Proceeds will benefit TYPros’ community partner, the Tulsa Zoo.

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Tulsa’s Young Professionals is partnering with the Oklahoma Championship Steak Cook-Off to bring the Steak Cookoff Association’s U.S. Steak Championship to downtown Tulsa in a two-day steak, music and beer festival beneﬁtting TYPros’ 2014 community partner, the Tulsa Zoo. The Aug. 22-23 festival, which also includes the sixth annual Oklahoma Championship Steak Cook-Off, will summon the top steak cooks to compete in teams for the state and national championships. The event will feature Oklahoma’s largest steak dinner, live music, beer, a car show and numerous children’s activities in an area centered on Sixth Street and Cincinnati Avenue. “We are thrilled to join forces with one of the nation’s largest young professional organizations to bring one of the nation’s largest celebrations of steak to the heart of Tulsa,” said Tripp Haggard, executive director of the Oklahoma Championship Steak

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www.ValueNews.com and Alaska and Madi, a car and bike show on Boston Avenue and vendors. In addition, beer and food trucks will be on hand Friday evening, while family-friendly activities – including a kids’ zone – will round out Saturday’s festivities. More information about activities and advanced ticket sales can be found at www. oksteakcookoff.com. Event organizers will donate 70 percent of their proceeds to the Tulsa Zoo as part of the TYPros Community Partner program, which raises money for a different nonprofit organization each year. TYPros selected the zoo this year with the goal of helping it implement its new master plan. With thousands of people expected to attend the festival, proceeds for the zoo could top $30,000, organizers said. That would make it the largest single fundraiser in the five-year history of TYPros’ Community Partner program. “We’ve been helping nonprofit organizations realize their dreams for five years through our Community Partner program, but this festival takes it to another level,” TYPros Executive Director Shagah Zakerion said. “With help from our fellow Tulsans, we believe this event can make meaningful progress toward the Tulsa Zoo’s dream of becoming a world-class attraction. We thank the Oklahoma Championship Steak Cook-Off for joining us in this worthy cause.” Terrie Correll, CEO of Tulsa Zoo Management, Inc., said:

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TThe Rock Celebrates Seven Years “The Rock Church is still loving people and serving God,” says Pastor Billy Joe Watts.

anniversary celebration featuring guest speaker Pastor Sarah Utterbach of Nanuet, New York. Pastor Sarah and her late husband, Clinton, attended Rhema Bible Training Center. From the beginning, Pastors Billy Joe and Theresa have been helping homeowners by offering free Home Buyers Seminars and making opportunities for ﬁrsttime buyers and investors. The next Home Buyers Seminar is scheduled for August 14 at 6:30 p.m. at The Rock Church ofﬁce at 2017 S. Elm Place in Broken Arrow. Pastor Billy Joe says they enjoy offering assistance and answering questions about estate planning and personal budgeting. “We partner with Dave Ramsey’s Financial Peace University,” says Billy Joe, “and this program changes lives.” Financial Peace University teaches God’s ways of handling money through video teaching, class discussions and interactive small group activities. It presents Biblical, practical steps to get from where you are to where you’ve dreamed you could be. The plan shows you how to get rid of debt, manage your money, spend and save wisely, and much more. A nine-week Financial

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Pastor Billy Joe Watts and The Rock Church celebrate seven years of reaching out to others this September.

“We’re continuing to love people and serve God,” says Pastor Billy Joe Watts of The Rock Church in Tulsa. The Rock opened doors with an outreach ministry in 2007 under the leadership of Pastors Billy Joe and Theresa Watts. They make it a point to extend their reaching out to others by offering numerous opportunities for self improvement. “We’re still working on our 10 point Master Plan that we established in the beginning,” says Pastor Billy Joe. The plan includes developing a multi-racial, multi-cultural, word-based ministry; a multi-complex center to facilitate all activities of church and ministry; a complex for Christian education and professional training; a gym and ﬁtness center for training and wellness to promote good health; a radio and television ministry; a plan for sending missionaries into the world; a communications skills program; a music school for community kids; affordable housing opportunities for community members; and an outreach center to provide food and clothing to the poor. On September 21, The Rock Church will host a seven-year

Peace University presentation is being scheduled for this fall through The Rock Church. “We’ve added a new member to our team who will serve by enhancing The Rock’s children’s programming,” says Pastor Theresa. Jackie Burns comes to The Rock from Las Vegas and previously ran an orphanage in the Philippines. The Watts met Jackie at the Rhema Bible Training Center, where Jackie graduated in 1996. She loves children,” says Theresa, “and is a great addition to The Rock.” “Come worship with us or participate in any of our educational opportunities,” says Pastor Billy Joe. Contact the Rock by phone or visit the website for more information about worship services or programs.

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Experience the beauty and richness of Native American culture when the Intertribal Indian Club of Tulsa (IICOT) hosts the 37th annual Pow Wow of Champions August 8-10, 2014. The dance is located at the Oral Roberts University Mabee Center, 7777 S. Lewis in Tulsa. The Mabee Center will come alive in a colorful expression of dance, drum music and song as members of tribal nations throughout the country gather together to honor, strengthen and share traditions with each other and the general public. The dance spectator area will be held in air conditioned comfort. Over 300 dancers, dressed in full Native American dance clothes, will participate throughout the weekend in ceremonies and dances, including Grand Entries, intertribal dances and dance competitions. The Grand Entries mark the beginning of pow wow

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the rhythm of the drum and be caught up in the energy. In the competitive sessions, dancers use the whole arena to exhibit their skills with grace and ﬁnesse while attempting to catch the judges’ eyes with their personal style, footwork falling on the beat of the music, and striking dance clothes. The Pow Wow of Champions will also feature an Arts and Crafts Mart with an excellent selection of traditional and contemporary jewelry, artwork, beadwork, paintings, and quality handcrafted items, rarely seen in one location. Traditional foods will be a prominent part of this annual pow wow. Fry bread, meat pies, and Indian tacos will be available, as well as many other tempting and tasty items. Step back into time – there is plenty of Free Parking. A souvenir program book that includes information on the different dance styles will be

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RCB Bank recently hired Corey Bates as the VP, Commercial Lender, for the Broken Arrow market. “We are very pleased to have Corey as a member of the RCB Bank team!” said Brent Carroll, RCB Bank President at the Union branch location. “He possesses a common philosophy of developing business relationships and providing quality customer service that we value.” With 12 years’ experience in area management

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