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2021 Woodcarving and Arts Festival in the Broken Arrow Rose District ��������������������34 90th Annual Rooster Days Celebration...............................................26 ACG Home Improvement...............................................................................11 AVB Bank........................................................................................................10 Annie Rose Duncan Crowned Broken Arrow’s Miss Rooster Days 2021! ���������������������4 BA Med Spa & Weight Loss Center.................................................................11 BMW of Tulsa....................................................................................................2 Black Hat Cleaning Services...........................................................................36 Bob Moore Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Tulsa..............................................32 Broken Arrow Announces New Departments, Directors ����������������������17 Broken Arrow Hires New Communications, Media Relations Manager �������������������16 Buffalo Wild Wings.........................................................................................37 Community Calendar of Events..........................................................46 Crusader Tactical.............................................................................................36 Dr. James Webb.............................................................................................29 Dun-Rite Roofing............................................................................................16 Eastern Oklahoma Woodcarvers Association..................................................43 Gleam Guard Restores and Refinishes Cabinets and Woodwork ��������������� 30 Gleam Guard Wood Refinishing.....................................................................22 Grigsby’s Carpet, Tile & Hardwood..................................................................12 Higher Standards, Set in Concrete......................................................14 INCOG Area Agency on Aging...........................................................................2 In Good Company...........................................................................................42 Inola Portable Buildings & Pole Barns............................................................45 Jersey Mike’s Subs.........................................................................................48 Jersey Mike’s are Deliciously Generous..............................................20 Joan Marie, the Hair-A-Pist.............................................................................36 LCI Concrete....................................................................................................40 Med Pharm.....................................................................................................41 Mother Nature’s Pest Control & Lawn Care.....................................................48 News from AVB Bank..........................................................................18 Patio Enclosures by Great Day Improvements, LLC...........................................7 Premier Collision Center................................................................................16 Premium Cabinets..........................................................................................24 Reveal Salon...................................................................................................41 Select Outdoor Solutions................................................................................19 South Pointe Chevrolet.....................................................................................3 South Pointe Chrysler Jeep Dodge.................................................................13 South Pointe Honda.......................................................................................48 Submit Entries, Compete, Perform, or Sell..........................................44 Tile by Tony Inc................................................................................................10 Tulsa Vasectomy Clinic....................................................................................42 USHealth Advisors..........................................................................................43 Value News.....................................................................................................43 Vasectomy Questions and Answers.....................................................38 Voyage Broken Arrow Raising Funds for Public Exhibit �����������������������28 What You Need to Know About Kitchen Cabinets, Design & Layout ��������������������8 Wood Floor Store & More...............................................................................25

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Annie Rose Duncan Crowned Broken Arrow’s Miss Rooster Days 2021!

BY MACY GOODNIGHT

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ugust, 2021: The annual Broken Arrow Rooster Days Festival is one of the oldest celebrations in the state, and one of its proudest traditions is the Miss Rooster Days pageant. It’s a timeless event that empowers young women in the community, while embracing the spirit of the city.

Since 1954, the annual pageant has given a chance for a college scholarship, as well as a host of opportunities, to the young lady crowned to represent the youth in the community. The Broken Arrow

Chamber organizes and supports the event, and each annual winner of the pageant acts as an ambassador for the city’s youth for the duration of a year. During that time, Miss Rooster Days attends ribbon cuttings for new businesses and many other city events. It is an incredible opportunity to develop networking and leadership skills, as well as provide insight into the workings of the city’s business leaders.

On May 17 of this year, Annie Rose Duncan was crowned Miss Rooster Days 2021. Annie is 17 years old and will be a Senior in the upcoming school year. Her hobbies include soccer and cheerleading, and she is a gifted earring designer with her own homebased business. She hosts all of her jewelry creations on her social media, and has attended some vendor fairs with great success in her sales.

Her fabulous designs can be found on Instagram @ daringdelights.

Above: Pat Harrell, Miss Rooster Days 1962

Annie competed during the 2020 pageant and received first runnerup, but loved the experience so much, she decided to run again.

“All of the girls are so amazing,” she said. “Seeing what they all love about the community, and being able to share why I love Broken Arrow was such a great opportunity.” The crowned Miss Rooster Days maintains a busy schedule, and Annie attended multiple events even on her first day. “I’ve already met so many incredible people, and so many opportunities have already come up from this. I’ve enjoyed just getting to meet all of our city’s leaders.” (continued on next page)

Left: 2020 Miss Rooster Days, Sarah VandeBogart , crowns 2021 Miss Rooster Days, Annie Duncan.

Right: Miss Rooster Days 2021, Annie Rose Duncan.

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“I’ve already met so many incredible people, and so many opportunities have already come up from this.

I’ve enjoyed just getting to meet all of our city’s leaders.”

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Right: (L-R) Annie Duncan, Jonna Watson, Jada Warren, Roscoe, Yessenia DeLeon, Alexis Dawn Jameson, Sarah VandeBogart Miss Rooster Days 2020. (continued from previous page)

Annie is homeschooled and does not consider herself to be a pageant girl. “This type of thing might scare some people away, but it’s not a typical pageant. It’s so much more than that,” she said. “They really want to see your heart for Broken Arrow and the community.”

Lori Lewis, Membership and Community Development Director at the Broken Arrow Chamber, prides the event on its inclusivity, and the confidence it builds for the young women who participate.

“The Chamber is a business organization, and we want to see these young women pursue their dreams and the scholarship assists them with further education,” she said. “That’s how the pageant started. We are looking for young women who want to pursue their education at college or tech school, and we want to help facilitate and foster those dreams.”

Pageant Chair, Jamie Wheeler, encourages young women in the community who are interested in participating for next year to reach out now for questions. “We will work with any young lady beforehand who needs it, and we want to make sure anyone who enters is reassured and confident,” she said. “We are here to make the process as smooth, comfortable and exciting as possible.”

Applications for 2022 Miss Rooster Days will be opening in February, and information can be found online at www. brokenarrowchamber.com, or by calling (918) 893-2100.

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What You Need to Know About Kitchen Cabinets, Design & Layout It pays to remember Premium Cabinets of Tulsa during your kitchen remodeling process.

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ugust 2021: Home is where the heart is, and the kitchen is the heart of the home. Just as food nurtures the mind, body and soul…the kitchen is the place where meals are prepared with love, on-the-go and for snack time. People gather there during parties and gatherings for conversation, taste tests and memory-making. For all these reasons your kitchen cabinets are one of the most important choices when renovating. Your cabinetry should provide the perfect balance of function, style and inspiration.

Established in 2004, Premium Cabinets of Tulsa has built a strong

reputation for providing their customers with high quality cabinetry while maintaining affordability.

Premium Cabinets of Tulsa is locally owned and family-operated. “My dad and I started the company. Now it’s a whole new generation with me, my wife and kids,” said Austin Gullic.

You’ll enjoy dozens of choices of wood cabinetry styles and colors for kitchens and bathrooms.

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Above & Right: The style of your cabinets sets the tone for the appearance of the rest of the kitchen. The most popular cabinet styles are raised panel and shaker, both available in several wood species and finishes.

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so has my grasp on optimizing family spaces. I have training and understanding of kitchens, and my family has given me an even greater appreciation for the heart of the home.”

Premium Cabinets of Tulsa enables clients to preview their visions using a 3D tour. From start to finish, a project can be completed within two to three months. As their cabinets are completely finished before installation, time spent without use of the space is minimal, and there are no dangerous fumes. Appointments for consultations are preferred, so that each client receives one-on-one personal attention.

Many other cabinetry businesses were unable to weather the storm of the past year, but Premium Cabinets of Tulsa survived successfully, with

“As my family has grown, so has my grasp on optimizing family spaces. I have training and understanding of kitchens, and my family has given me an even greater appreciation for the heart of the home.”

Above: Owner, Austin Gullic, with daughters, Asha and Emery.

a 30 percent increase in sales. Austin attributes their growth to the quality they provide. “Our reviews and our reputation are what made us so successful,” he said. “We are really grateful for the respect of our clients and their referrals; and we are truly blessed and proud of what we’ve been able to create and continue to grow.”

Premium Cabinets of Tulsa’s designs can be an enhancement not only in kitchen and bath but can extend to

built-ins for entertainment centers and around fireplaces, or storage in game rooms, and even wine cabinets. There are endless possibilities to increase the organizational flow within a home.

One of the things that Austin loves the most about his work, is sitting with his clients and getting into the needs and wishes at the heart of the design.

“I live by an attitude of gratitude,” he said. “I, and my staff, love making each client feel special. We think it’s cool to

turn someone’s dreams and ideas into reality.”

For more information on their design and cabinetry services, visit their website at www.premiumcabinets. com/tulsa or call for an appointment at (918) 549-5553.

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What You Need to Know About Concrete Driveways:

Higher Standards, Set in Concrete

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ugust 2021: Home improvement is currently trending, and honestly, never goes out of style. However, for obvious reasons, more and more people are increasing their

investment of time and money into their sanctuaries, whether for updates, replacements or additions.

The first impression of any home is the driveway that leads to the house itself. Add that to the top of the list when making your next improvement investment.

One of the most underappreciated parts of a home may very well be the driveway. Incidentally, most people won’t notice how important this facet really is, until it’s in need of repair. If your driveway is cracked, chipped, stained, or generally in need of renewal, LCI Concrete is your solution. Owner, Kalan Paul, has been in business helping homeowners in Tulsa and surrounding areas alleviate their

BEFORE “The driveway really is the first impression, and a new one can on average update the look of a home by 20 years.”

Left: Owner, Kalan Paul.

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BEFORE driveway woes for over 16 years.

“The driveway really is the first impression, and a new one can on average update the look of a home by 20 years,” he said. LCI specializes in driveway concrete replacement for existing and new home builds, and his company has provided over 750 new driveways since 2005. Fully insured, Kalan and his employees have over 70 years of combined experience working with concrete, with full rebar installation. “We always highly recommend the use of rebar in concrete,” Kalan said. “It will increase the life span by approximately 20 years.”

driveway look very unsightly, and can also be a progressive issue that will only get worse over time. Functionality is a priority, as physical hazards such as holes or cracks can wreak havoc on a vehicle and its wheels and tires.

Driveway replacement can add to the value of the home and is a good investment. “I don’t think anyone would lose money replacing a driveway,” Kalan said. “It’s amazing what it can do for the look of a home.”

LCI takes great pride in the speed at which they are able to complete their work. Removing and replacing 50,000 lbs and beyond of material requires a great deal of effort! Most homeowners appreciate being able to utilize their driveway as quickly as possible, and they consider this a top priority. “We lead the way as a well-oiled machine,” said Kalan.

“In most cases, we show up early, work hard, remove and replace driveways within one day!” Most projects can be completed in one to two days. Their business philosophy focuses on three major points: customer satisfaction, quality workmanship and minimizing a homeowner’s downtime.

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The quality of work with LCI Concrete speaks for itself, with an A+ rating with the BBB and Angie’s List. “We are the highest-rated concrete contractors online,” Kalan said. “That’s a lot to be proud of.”

The quality of work with LCI Concrete speaks for itself, with an A+ rating with the BBB and Angie’s List. “We are the highest-rated concrete contractors online,” Kalan said. “That’s a lot to be proud of.” His mission is to provide the highest quality of workmanship and materials, with an expeditious project completion time, for ultimate customer satisfaction.

For more information, visit their website at www.lcitulsa.com.

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ugust, 2021: The City of Broken Arrow has announced the hiring of Aaron McColloch as its new Communications and Media Relations Manager. “The Communications and Media Relations Manager is the primary spokesperson for the City of Broken Arrow while managing the City’s Communications Divisions, which includes the City’s website, social media channels, newsletters, press events, media relations and Cox Cable Above: Aaron McColloch Channel 24” said City Manager Michael Spurgeon. “The City has set a very high level of expectations when it comes to transparency and we needed a person with the background and experience to meet this on-going responsibility. I’m excited that Aaron will be joining our leadership team and bringing his wealth of knowledge and enthusiasm to our organization.”

McColloch is an award-winning communications professional having spent more than 20 years in local news in the Tulsa TV market holding various positions including Chief Photographer, Assistant News Director and Digital Director. He has won numerous awards from the Associated Press, Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters, National Press Photographers Association, a Heartland Regional Emmy, three Regional Edward R. Murrow awards, and two National Edward R. Murrow awards.

In 2018, McColloch transitioned to the public sector and became the Director of Communications and Marketing for Sapulpa Public Schools. At Sapulpa, he was responsible for leading the communications efforts for the school district, marketing, brand management, media relations, and telling the stories of the students and staff in the district.

“I am excited and grateful for this opportunity to work for the city in which I live,” McColloch said. “Telling the stories that will keep our citizens informed is a responsibility I do not take lightly, and I look forward to working with the talented individuals at the City to fulfill that obligation. Broken Arrow really is the city Where Opportunity Lives!”

McColloch is a life-long Oklahoman, born and raised in Tulsa.

He has lived in Broken Arrow for the better part of the last 10 years. He and his wife Amy along with their four children reside in the city’s south side where he also serves as president of his neighborhood’s homeowners association.

McColloch began working for the city July 19.

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Broken Arrow Announces New Departments, Directors General Services Director Retires After 32 Years

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he City of Broken Arrow is pleased to announce the selection of two new directors that will take over responsibilities of the City’s solid waste and maintenance services operations, respectively, which were previously managed under one department called General Services. Jerry Schuber will lead Solid Waste and Recycling, and Ryan Baze will lead Maintenance Services.

City Manager Michael Spurgeon said, “Broken Arrow is a growing community, and it is important

Above: Jerry Schuber.

for city operations to reflect and respond to that growth.” He added, “now that the City is providing residential curbside recycling service, the sanitation division requires an updated department model to streamline operations.”

To improve organizational effectiveness and efficiency, last year Spurgeon recommended the restructuring of the General Services Department into two stand-alone departments. Changes were also made at that time to move logistics (purchasing) over to the Finance Department and cemetery operations to the Parks & Recreation Department, respectively. In addition, there was an overall focus on asset management needed which will be done through the new department model.

The City Council authorized the restructuring proposal in October 2020, including amendments to the applicable city ordinances. The new Solid Waste Department manages sanitation and recycling operations, and the new Maintenance Services Department includes four divisions: Operations, Fleet Maintenance, Building Maintenance and Property Services (Assets).

General Services Director Lee Zirk is retiring April 16, after 32 years of employment with the City. Zirk

started as a mechanic in the fleet division and worked his way up to the director position. He recently retired from the military in 2020 and looks forward to enjoying a full retirement this month.

Schuber, a California native, brings vast solid waste management experience to Broken Arrow. He most recently worked for the City of Fresno for over 20 years in Solid Waste, Utilities and Planning leadership roles. Schuber also worked for Waste Management Industries for seven years. He holds a master’s degree in business administration and technology management and starts May 10.

Above: Ryan Baze.

The City is also excited to announce the selection of Ryan Baze for the role of Maintenance Services Director. Baze is an Oklahoma native and has tremendous leadership experience in the field of facilities and fleet services. He most recently served as the Director of Facilities for Rogers County for nine years.

He starts in Broken Arrow May 4.

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News from AVB Bank

AVB Bank Announces Two New Vice Presidents

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ugust 2021: AVB Bank Board of Directors recently promoted Donna Malaguti to serve as Vice President, Branch Manager and Consumer Lender.

Malaguti joined the bank in 2015 and has served the past six years as Assistant Vice President, Tulsa Mingo (9800 E. 51st St., Tulsa) Branch Manager.

Malaguti will continue to serve at AVB’s Tulsa Mingo location and be responsible for all Branch Manager duties. Additionally, she will now manage a consumer lending portfolio.

Her responsibilities will include accepting, processing, closing and funding consumer, real estate and home equity line of credit (HELOC) applications/loans and account resolution.

Executive Vice President and Chief Lending Officer (CLO), Topper Causby, stated, “I am thrilled to have Donna on AVB’s lending team! She has proven that she is an outstanding asset for the Bank, and I couldn’t be happier for her.”

Malaguti added, “AVB is a strong, community-driven bank that focuses on relationships and allows us to make a significant impact on the lives of our customers, community and employees.

I love building relationships and being able to connect with my peers in a fun, encouraging environment.”

Malaguti grew up in Broken Arrow and resides in Broken Arrow with her husband, James, and their three daughters, Savanna, Gina and Kyleigh. She is a graduate of the Oklahoma Bankers Association (OBA) Consumer Lending and Basic Banking Schools and serves as AVB’s Tulsa Area United Way (TAUW) Fundraising Chair and belongs to the Emerging Leaders Society and Women United organizations

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Above (L-R): Donna Malaguti, AVB Bank Vice President, Branch Manager and Consumer Lender; Cady Eakin, AVB Bank Vice President and Credit Analyst III.

through the TAUW. When she’s not at the bank, you can probably find her cooking, reading, crocheting or tuned into Formula-1 racing.

AVB Bank is pleased to welcome Cady Eakin as Vice President and Credit Analyst III. Eakin is responsible for supervising, mentoring, and providing training for Credit Analysts (Level I and Level II); coordinating ongoing credit review requests and annual credit reviews; independently spreading and analyzing complex financial statements; and working with AVB lenders, identifying credit and debit trends and providing improvement recommendations.

In 2013, Eakin interned as an AVB Credit Analyst, progressing to become a Junior Credit Analyst and Credit Analyst Officer, respectively. Upon Cady’s return to AVB, Executive Vice President and Chief Credit Officer (CCO), Javier Gamarra commented, “We are

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thrilled to welcome Cady back to our credit administration staff, and I look forward to working with her and seeing her continued career growth.”

Eakin grew up in Muskogee and is a graduate of Northeastern State University (NSU), earning her bachelor’s degree in accounting with a managerial emphasis. Eakin stated, “Coming back to AVB after five years feels like coming home!”

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Jersey Mike’s are Deliciously Generous What makes Jersey Mike’s deli-ishious food even better?

Their generous spirit to help local charities.

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rom the moment you step foot into a Jersey Mike’s Sub shop, you know you’re in for a great sandwich. The heavenly aroma of fresh bread and meats, some recent baking, and maybe a hint of bacon lingers

in the air, and your mouth begins to water. It’s really hard to choose from their delectable menu when everything looks SO good, but alas, you must decide on one (or two!), with

the knowledge that there is always tomorrow.

There’s a reason they’re so vastly popular all over the country.

They’re famous for using only the freshest ingredients, with meats sliced to order right in front of you when you place your order, and flavorful, freshly baked bread. Each sandwich is expertly prepared at the authentically East Coast-style deli, and range in size from the “mini,” 5-inch to the large 15-inch.

Subs ordered “Mike’s Way” are piled high with onions, lettuce, tomatoes, vinegar, oil and spices.

Classic and chicken Philly-style sandwiches are also available in several options. There are many classic and unique sub-styles Above: Subs ordered “Mike’s Way” are piled high with onions, tomatoes, vinegar, oil, and a special mix of spices. Make it a meal with Vickie’s chips and a drink!

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“Our mission nationally is to make a difference in someone’s life.”

Above: With so many delectable options, it’s hard to choose. Subs are stacked high and made with the freshest ingredients while you wait.

deliver on their subs and service, but they are

available, with endless possibilities. so much more.

The first Jersey Mike’s opened “It’s not just about selling a great in Point Pleasant New Jersey, on sandwich at a fair price. It’s about the Jersey Shore in 1956. Today, helping people,” said Area Director there are well over 1900 stores for Oklahoma, Charlie Brown. throughout the United States, “Our mission nationally is to make with four areas stores including a difference in someone’s life.” As Tulsa Hills, Broken Arrow, Bixby part of Jersey Mike’s tradition and and Owasso. All local shops culture of giving, they contribute to were recently retrofitted with a multiple charities throughout the new, modern look, and the Tulsa year and participate every March Hills location offers an additional, in Jersey Mike’s Month of Giving, outdoor seating area with great a nationwide effort to give back view. Customer service is top-notch, to local communities. Donations with a cheerful greeting when you are collected in stores throughout enter the door, and attentive detail the month of March, and on the was taken in the preparation of last Wednesday in March, 100 your meal. Jersey Mike’s strives to percent of all sales are donated. In

March of this year, they donated over $28,000 to DVIS (Domestic Violence Intervention Services) in Tulsa. Nationally, the Jersey Mike’s chain donated over $15 million to charities all across the country.

“We donate money throughout the year in a lot of different ways,” said Charlie, “It is who we are to give back.”

Eating at Jersey Mike’s is not only good for you, it’s great for your community. For more information and to check out their delicious menu, visit their website at www. jerseymikes.com.

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90th Annual Rooster Days Celebration Set for September 2, 2021

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ugust, 2021: There’s no place like home, and in Broken Arrow that sentiment is at the root of one of the state’s oldest and greatest festivals! Rooster Days is coming, and it’s something to crow about!

The 90th year of this annual celebration kicks of Sept. 2, at 5 p.m., with all of the favorite

elements visitors have come to love and expect, but with so much more! The longest running festival in the state is hosted annually by the Broken Arrow Chamber of Commerce, with the support of sponsors. Live entertainment, carnival, rides, food, and a vendor market are always just part of the fun! New

this year, a Beer Garden is planned with televisions broadcasting the days’ games. The Rooster Days 5k Run will return, as well as the annual parade, which will take place Saturday, Sept. 4, at 10 a.m., and a cornhole tournament at 1 p.m. that day. There is something for everyone at this beloved celebration! The event continues

Above: Rooster Days Press Conference. Pictured left to right: Rosco, Rosie Cramer of TTCU (presenting sponsor), Event Chair Scott Eudey, Broken Arrow Chamber President and CEO, Jennifer Conway, Vice-Mayor Christie Gillespie and Miss Rooster Days 2021, Annie Rose Duncan.

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Right: The Rooster Days 5k Run will return this year Saturday, Sept. 4.

through a fun and exciting weekend, ending Sunday, Sept. 5, at 6:30 p.m. Admission is free, and single and mega-ride passes can be purchased.

Scott Eudey, City Councilor, Attorney and Event Chairman, is proud to be a part of such an honored tradition. “It’s Broken Arrow’s homecoming,” he said.

“It’s a time where we can make memories, and celebrate past memories.”

Rooster Days began in 1931, as a way for the local farmers to manage their rooster populations, as well as an infertile egg market.

The following year would boast the headline entertainment of Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys. The event has proven over the years to not only be a time-honored tradition for the city, but for folks traveling in from around the state for some top-quality fun and entertainment. “This year we have some very exciting new things, and everything you love about Rooster Days,” said Scott. “Yes, you can get your corn dog, funnel cake and a hamburger. We will

make sure you get everything you enjoy about Rooster Days.”

The annual parade is a fan favorite, with loads of antique and modern cars, floats, bands and more. Get there early to grab a front row seat, between the starting point at College and Main Streets, to the finish at the gates of Rooster Days at 1500 S. Main St. Miss Rooster Days will be in attendance as well as her court, and of course, “The Pride of Broken Arrow,” Broken Arrow High School’s awardwinning marching band.

All of the fun at the festival awaits at the end of the parade!

The Cornhole Tournament, will take place at the Central Park Pool parking lot, Saturday. Check-in time

is at 11 a.m. to 11:45 a.m., and the competition will begin at noon.

The cost per twoperson team is $50 to enter. This is a double elimination tournament with a cash payout to the first and second place winning teams.

A Corporate Night will be offered, “for any companies that want to celebrate their staff by letting them enjoy Rooster Days this year,” said Scott.

More information can be found on the Broken Arrow Chamber website at www. brokenarrowchamber.com, www. roosterdays.com, or on Facebook @roosterdays. Follow them for their updates, and for scheduled events during the festival.

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Voyage Broken Arrow Raising Funds for Public Exhibit

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The exhibit is a scale model walkway of the solar system.

ugust, 2021: Watch for it!!!

Voyage, a $50,000 scale model walkway through the solar system, is coming to a town near you!

Yes, the same Voyage Solar System Exhibit that is on the National Mall that starts right outside of Smithsonian’s Air and Space Museum.

Imagine walking down Albany Street in Broken Arrow, OK, and learning all about your Solar System. Imagine stopping by the Sun where you can see how big the Sun is compared to our Earth. Imagine your children seeing Mars and Venus up close! Imagine all children learning about the size of Mars and Venus and their distances from our Sun, then moving on to see solar storm systems – the Great Red Spot on Jupiter

and the Dark Spot on Neptune and so much more!

A group of retired and current Broken Arrow educators and community leaders have come together to bring Voyage to Broken Arrow. The idea and design for the walkway originated in Broken Arrow in the late 1990s when astrophysicist, Dr. Jeff Goldstein, came to BA Schools for workshops and community programs. Since then, Voyage models have been placed on the National Mall in Washington DC, Kansas City, MO and Corpus Christi, TX. Help us make Broken Arrow a place where everyone can experience the awe and beauty of our Solar System.

This exhibition will become a must-

All donations are tax deductible due to our sponsor: Keep Broken Arrow Beautiful To donate: • www.keepbabeautiful.org Use the Optional Donate link to designate Voyage • https://gofund.me/1af55044 Broken Arrow Voyage Account

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visit place and you can be part of bringing this unique exhibition to our community. It will forever change your perspective of our home.

Broken Arrow’s Voyage Solar System walkway will be installed along the sidewalk in front of Creekwood Elementary School and Creekwood PreK School continuing east toward the Broken Arrow High School campus.

The entrance to Voyage is located at 1301 E. Albany Street. We will all be explorers. From two-year-olds to 102-year-olds – we will travel to the end of our solar system and come to know our home for the very first time.

The model is built to a 1/10 billionth scale of the solar system. Both the distance and size of the planets are on this same scale. The walkway extends about 2,000 ft. from entry near the Sun to the exit just beyond Pluto.

Make an individual donation or sponsor a planet by contacting Keep Broken Arrow Beautiful or on Go Fund Me. About half of the funding needed for the installation of the exhibition is in place - three planets have already been funded by local donors. Be the next to sponsor a planet! Just think, you can sponsor our home Earth or Venus or even Pluto – yes, it is back to being a planet!

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ugust, 2021: Fall is on its way and with the cooler weather coming in; you can finally get to your home renovation list before the holidays, starting with your cabinets.

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The entire mess-free Gleam Guard process takes only one to two days to complete, so your kitchen can be transformed in time for the holidays.

Whole house projects, which include kitchen and bath cabinets, baseboards, doors, moldings, paneling and just about any other vertical wood surface, can be done in three to five days.

Tracy’s son, Phillip Booth, manages their Tulsa Metro office along with Jonathan. Phillip and his professional craftsmen are continuing the legacy that Tracy started over 30 years ago. They have perfected their skill, timing and attention to detail.

Their process begins by preparing the surfaces with a thorough cleaning to remove dirt and debris and making any reparation of damaged areas. Damaged areas are treated with custom-matched stain blends. Lastly, the cabinets are protected with a coating that will keep cabinetry and woodwork looking fresh

Left: Phillip and Jonathan enjoy making cabinetry look-like new again.

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“We have customers we served over 20 years ago who say their cabinets still look great even today. It is because of our hometown people in the greater Tulsa area that we were able to expand and help families across the country beautify their homes, including Kansas City, Branson, Northwest Washington and Canada,” he says.

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BY MACY GOODNIGHT

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ugust, 2021: For over 40 years, the Eastern Oklahoma Woodcarvers Association has worked to keep a part of our cultural history alive with their annual Woodcarving and Arts Festival.

The event will take place September 10-11, 2021, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Central Park Community Center at 1500 S. Main in Broken Arrow. Invited arts include woodcarving and

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2021 Woodcarving and Arts Festival in the Broken Arrow Rose District

“Wood crafting is part of our history and culture, and it’ll last a lifetime.”

wood turning, gourds, mosaics, jewelry, blacksmithing, quilting, ceramics, beading, leather working, basketmaking, painting and much more! Approximately 70 vendors are expected to be in attendance. Admission is free. Woodcarving workshops for youth, ages 13 and up, will be available, to encourage the next generation of woodworkers to carry on this century’s old tradition.

The beginners carving classes will be held at 1 p.m. on both days of the

festival.

The Eastern Oklahoma Woodcarvers Association, or EOWA, is a nonprofit, charitable organization that is “dedicated to preserving, promoting, and expanding the timeless art form of woodcarving.

“We don’t have many new people coming into woodworking,” said event publicist and worldrenowned woodcarver, Bill Payne.

“Younger people aren’t often as interested in working with their hands.” Finding authentically produced, hand-crafted wood sculptures and art is becoming more rare, as older generations of woodworkers are beginning to fade away.

The Eastern Oklahoma Woodcarvers Association first

Left: Event Publicists, Veteran Woodcraftsman, Bill Payne and Carol Alley, Artisan Embroiderer.

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presented the festival in 1975, with around 50-60 exhibitors that came from all over the country.

“But they got old, just like me,” said Bill.

“There aren’t too many other pure woodcarving shows left. They’re pretty rare.”

Bill, who is also a military veteran, has been working with wood most of his life. “I’ll work with any kind of wood one time,” he said. “Wood crafting is part of our history and culture, and it’ll last a lifetime.”

With the decrease in the number of woodworkers over

the years available to participate in the shows, the decision was made to open the showcase up to a broader spectrum of artisans. “Opening up to other art forms has worked pretty well for us,” said Bill.

Carol Alley, co-publicist, will exhibit her extraordinary talents in embroidery, with an array of ever popular tea towels and other handcrafted items for sale.

“Everything the vendors bring must be handmade by the vendor, so nothing will be resale,” she

Above & Below: Past festival and artisan pictures.

said. “Everything is juried to be authentic and handmade.”

The festival will offer a chance to find early holiday gifts that will be unique, high in quality, and could be an heirloom for generations. For more information visit their website at www.eowas.us, or contact Bob Block, Event Coordinator, at (918) 693-2418, or Bill Payne at (918) 251-8734.

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Vasectomy Questions and Answers Concerns, Side Effects and Expectations

BY THOMAS RICKNER, M.D., UROLOGY

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ugust, 2021: Is a vasectomy really painless? What do I do about swelling after the procedure? Is it invasive? Does a vasectomy affect my sex life? What should I do before the procedure?

Getting a vasectomy is a safe and simple procedure that provides an effective form of birth control without enormous risks. If you and your partner decide you need a more permanent approach to birth control, there are a number of questions to ask before a vasectomy. After getting all of your questions answered, you and your partner can work together to come to a decision.

While this article is a starting point, don’t be afraid to ask any other questions you have during our consultation. As your doctor, I am prepared to help you understand your vasectomy and will be able to provide all the answers you may have.

1.Why is shaving the night before a vasectomy beneficial?

When someone shaves the razor causes small abrasions or even very small puncture wounds over the area that is shaved. These small injuries heal over the next few hours. How

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Above: Dr. Thomas Rickner specializes solely on vasectomies and has performed well over 1,000 procedures.

long it depends on how deep or large the wound is that has occurred.

Normally since these are very small unless someone cuts himself when he is shaving a few hours is all that is required. So as a minimum shaving should occur at least 12 hours before the vasectomy is performed. This would keep down the incidence of infections. Although there are no studies it is probably true that shaving should occur at least one and maybe even two days before the vasectomy.

The hair growth that would occur over that time would be insignificant but the benefit in diminishing skin injuries and subsequent infection would be great.

2. Will my ability to have an erection following vasectomy change?

There should be no change in a man’s ability to achieve an erection following a vasectomy. The mechanism

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for trapping blood in a man’s phallus is completely separate in location from the vasectomy site. as well as from where a vasectomy occurs. Also, it is common to believe that testosterone may have something to do with erections, but it actually does not. Libido is dependent on testosterone but that is by a different mechanism and only indirectly effects erections. A vasectomy does not change either the blood supply to the phallus or testosterone levels.

3. What is a no scalpel vasectomy?

In 1989 the no scalpel technique came from China to New York City and subsequently spread across the country.

No scalpel is used to make an incision.

Rather a very pointed instrument is used to precisely puncture the skin directly over the vas deferens (the tube carrying sperm). This puncture site is subsequently spread wider so the

Vas can be brought to the surface and transected. The Vas is then transected and occluded. The occluded ends of the Vas are allowed to retract. This small puncture wound then contracts and no suture is even required. The small puncture wound heals itself in 24 to 48 hours with no suture needed. This small opening has also helped cut down on wound infections.

4. How to use ice correctly.

The coldness produced by ice is beneficial in many situations because lower temperatures result in contraction of blood vessels. Therefore, bleeding is minimized using ice. However, ice cannot be placed directly on the skin or else there will be complete loss of blood supply to that area involved. That skin will die if the ice is left in direct contact for too long a period. So, first, never place ice directly on your skin.

Rather ice should be inside some form of a protective covering. Secondly, ice should be used for around 20 minutes at a time and no more frequently than every two hours. This should continue for somewhere between 1 to two days following a vasectomy. Thirdly, considering the advances indicated above where the dissection is much less than before, ice is not needed for as long a period of time. In days gone by ice was used intermittently for 3 to five days.

Now usually 2 to three days is sufficient if accompanied with activity restrictions.

5. What is a painless vasectomy?

How can a vasectomy be painless?

Well, it is actually not totally painless but almost.

Although it seems a contradiction the higher the number the smaller the size of a needle.

Technology has now advanced and whereas needles of 23 and 25 have been used for some time, needles are now being manufactured that are 33 and even 35-gauge (out of South Korea at first). However, those are so small that not enough of the anesthetic can be administered, even though those needles usually cannot be felt hen used.

The newer alternative is not to use needles at all. Rather we now can use a spring-loaded injector that creates a high-pressure spray. This spray penetrates the skin with no evidence of entry at all. This technique creates instantaneous anesthesia in area of the spray. During a vasectomy 2 to 3 sprays are required on each side. The first 1 on each side may have some discomfort but subsequently are not felt at all. Most men say that the first spray feels about like having a rubber band snapped against your skin. A further advantage of this technique is that the volume of anesthetic that is administered

Above: Alejandra is an expert assistant to Dr. Rickner.

is extremely small compared to old volumes with the use of needles.

Consequently, side effects of anesthetic administration are almost eliminated.

Now there are many other questions that could be asked and these will be supplied when you visit our office before your vasectomy. We encourage you to bring your questions with you as well.

At Tulsa Vasectomy Clinic, vasectomy procedures are done in-office and will usually take about 20 to 30 minutes.

Your time is important to us. You can schedule your consultation and vasectomy for the same day or on separate dates.

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We are available by phone during regular clinic hours. We offer the option of either a single visit for consultation and procedure, or you can choose to have separate appointments for the initial consultation and procedure.

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Submit Entries, Compete, Perform, or Sell How to take part in the food, music and fun at the Blue Grass & Chili Festival.

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ugust, 2021: The 41st annual Bluegrass & Chili Festival is set for Sept. 10 and 11 in historic downtown Wagoner. The weekend festivities will include multiple stages of FREE “pepper hot” concerts by national and regional artists. In addition to the free concerts, other musical entertainment highlights include: The “Junior Showcase” this showcase is designed to give talented youth 21 and under stage exposure and experience in a noncompetitive showcase. An acoustic guitar will be awarded by a drawing of all the participants. Don’t miss the opportunity to see some fancy dancing’ as dance groups “kick up their heels” during the festivities.

The Bluegrass & Chili Festival will SIZZLE with many other family activities. The Festival Street Market will include a wide variety of crafts, services and business showcases.

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Little buckaroos can find free activities at the children’s Kiddie Korral. The Open Car Show will give festival attendees an opportunity to see classic and current beauties, the Antique Tractor Show will offer a look back at what built America. There will also be rope making, blacksmithing and the kiddos can even milk a cow in the tractor show area. Other family fun includes inflatables and of course delicious food favorites. All these family activities will add spice to the weekend of family fun!

Don’t miss the MidAmerica Regional Chili Cook-off Saturday the 11th.

The International Chili Society Division winning cook in the traditional red division will represent the Festival in the World Cook-off in 2022 that boasts a $25,000 first prize.

The Homestyle Division winner will also travel to the World Cook-off where they will vie for a $20,000 first prize.. All the cooking teams will compete for awards and prizes! Teams will vie for awards for best of show, the

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coveted ham-manship, open salsa honors and bragging rights for an entire year! Festival attendees can also sample the award- winning chili with an official taster kit Saturday!

The Festival opens at 4 p.m. Friday until 11 p.m. and Saturday festivities from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. For additional Festival information, entry forms and applications contact: Bluegrass & Chili Festival at bluegrasschilifest@ gmail .com. Hotel information, festival updates and a complete list of festival partners at bluegrasschilifest. com or contact (918)485-2554.

No event admission fee. Parking downtown can include free lots/ spaces but some may require a fee

Left & Above: Past event photos.

for premium parking. Check the Festival website for any changes at bluegrasschilifest.com Festival major sponsors: City of Wagoner, GRDA, Big Country 99.5, Wagoner Chamber, KOTV The News on 6, Downtown Wagoner and the Ft. Gibson Lake Association.

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COMMUNITY CALENDAR

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BIXBY

THURSDAYS 6PM TO 9PM Bixby Celebrate Recovery Crossroads Fellowship Church 100 W. Dawes Ave., Bixby (918) 366-8732 BixbyCR.com

AUG 14 - 8AM TO 4PM

Flea Market & Bazaar Bixby Community Center 211 N. Cabaniss bixbychamber. chambermaster.com

AUG 16, SEPT 20, OCT 18 10:30AM TO 11:30AM Alzheimer’s Support Group Evergreen Baptist Church

10301 East 111th St. S., Bixby

bixbychamber.chambermaster.com

AUG 30 - 7:15AM TO 3PM

Bixby Metro Chamber Golf Classic MeadowBrook Country Club

9300 E. 81st St., Tulsa bixbychamber.chambermaster.com

OCT 30 - NOON TO 4PM

Washington Irving Festival Washington Irving Memorial Park and Arboretum 13700 South Memorial Dr., Bixby

BROKEN ARROW SATURDAYS IN AUG, SEPT 8AM TO NOON Rose District Farmers Market Rose District, Broken Arrow

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AUG 27 - 6PM TO 11PM

2021 BA Ducks Unlimited Dinner and Auction Stoney Creek Hotel Tulsa-Broken Arrow 200 W. Albany St., Broken Arrow facebook.com/BrokenArrowDU

SEPT 2-5 - TIMES VARY Rooster Days Central Park 1500 S. Main St., Broken Arrow (918) 893-2100 roosterdays.com

SEPT 4 - 10AM TO 3:30PM Show Me Reptile & Exotics Show

Rogers County Farmers’ Market Gazebo Park 120 W. Will Rogers Blvd., Claremore visitclaremore.org/events

AUG 21, SEPT 18, OCT 16 1PM TO 3PM Family Day at the Museum Will Rogers Memorial Museum

AUG 7 - 9AM TO 4PM

1720 W. Will Rogers Blvd., Claremore

Two Hip Chicks Road Show

willrogers.com

Claremore Expo Center

400 Veterans Parkway, Claremore (918) 212-0072

2hipchicksroadshows.com

AUG 7-8 - ALL DAY

Hunter Jumper Summer Fest 2 Claremore Expo Center 400 Veterans Parkway, Claremore visitclaremore.org

AUG 27 , SEPT 24 - 6:30PM The Shindig Will Rogers Memorial Museum 1720 W. Will Rogers Blvd., Claremore willrogers.com

AUG 27, OCT 29 - 7PM TO 10PM

showmesnakes.com

AUG 12 - 6PM TO 9PM

Movie Night at Will Rogers Memorial Museum 1720 West Will Rogers Blvd., Claremore willrogers.com

SEPT 10-11 - 9AM TO 5PM

Back to School - Food Truck Thursday 422 W. Will Rogers Blvd., Claremore

SEPT 16 - 7PM

Stoney Creek Hotel & Conference Center 200 W. Albany St., Broken Arrow

2021 Woodcarving and Arts Festival Free Admission Broken Arrow Rose District Central Park Community Center 1500 S. Main, Broken Arrow eowa.us

OCT 7 - 6PM TO 9PM Main Street Burn

The Rose District Plaza

418 S. Main St., Broken Arrow (918) 893-2100

brokenarrowchamber.com

CATOOSA

AUG 28 - 6PM TO 10PM

Wine and Jazz Festival Bella Donna Event Center 2188 Oklahoma 167, Catoosa (918) 379-6838 thestonebrookproject.org/events

CLAREMORE SATURDAYS IN AUG, SEPT, OCT 7AM TO 11AM

visitclaremore.org/events

AUG 14 - 7:30AM TO 1PM

Will Rogers and Wiley Post Fly-In Will Rogers Birthplace Ranch 9501 E. 380 Rd., Oologah willrogers.com (918) 341-0719

AUG 14, SEPT 11, OCT 9 1PM TO 3PM

Lecture Series Will Rogers Memorial Museum 1720 W. Will Rogers Blvd., Claremore willrogers.com

SEPT 16-20 - 9AM TO 11PM

Rogers County Fair Claremore Expo Center 400 Veterans Parkway, Claremore rogerscountyfair.com

SEPT 30 - 6PM TO 9PM

Barter Bash Will Rogers Memorial Museum 1720 W. Will Rogers Blvd., Claremore willrogers.com

Shop Small - Food Truck Thursday 422 W. Will Rogers Blvd., Claremore visitclaremore.com/events

AUG 14 - 7PM TO 10PM

Fall Festival - Food Truck Thursday 422 W. Will Rogers Blvd., Claremore visitclaremore.com/events

Awesome 80s Prom Claremore Expo Center 400 Veterans Parkway, Claremore facebook.com/uwrmc

AUG 21-22 - ALL DAY Oklahoma Buckskin Horse Association Horse Show Claremore Expo Center 400 Veterans Parkway, Claremore oklahomabuckskin.org

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OCT 28 - 6PM TO 9PM

COLLINSVILLE AUG 11 - 11AM TO 2PM

Lunch Lot Wednesday Collinsville City Plaza 106 N. 12th St., Collinsville (918) 371-1010 ext. 2026 cityofcollinsville.com

AUG 13-21 - ALL DAY

Tri-County Fair Tri-County Fair Barn & Veterans Community Center 903 W. Main St., Collinsville cityofcollinsville.com

AUG 21 - 8AM TO 3PM

Wings, Wheels and Wishes Fly-In, Car and Bike Show Airman Acres Airport (OK93) 12600 N 73rd E Ave, Collinsville (918) 510-3423 facebook.com/wings.wheels.wishes

COWETA AUG 14-15

Barn Quilt Paint Class 38557 E. 153rd St. S., Coweta (918) 289-1438

INOLA AUG 21 - 4PM

Inola Gamma Pi Esa Bunco Tournament $15 Pre-Registration, Due by Aug 17 $20 at the door Inola Round-Up Club 31100 S 4230 Rd, Inola (918) 261-6027

JENKS AUG 23 - 11AM TO 5PM

American Red Cross Blood Drive Oklahoma Aquarium Events Center 300 Aquarium Dr., Jenks redcrossblood.org

SEPT 7 - 6:30PM TO 8:30PM

Friday Night Live

Doggie Paddle

Redbud Festival Park

Reno Swim and Slide

101 S Douglas Blvd, Midwest City midwestcityok.org

SEPT 11 - 8AM TO 11AM

109 N. Main St., Owasso

AUG 27, SEPT 24 4PM TO 11PM

Joe B. Barnes Regional Park

Community Movie Night Redbud Festival Park 109 N. Main St., Owasso

midwestcity.org

SAPULPA

MUSKOGEE

AUG 6 - 7:30AM TO 4PM

Fishing Clinic

8700 E. Reno Ave., Midwest City

AUG 6 8th Annual “Swing for Education” Benefit Golf Tournament Muskogee Golf Club

2400 N. Country Club Rd., Muskogee (918) 732-7687 muskogeegolfclub.com

OWASSO SATURDAYS IN AUG, SEPT 9AM TO 1PM Redbud Farmers Market Redbud Festival Park 109 N. Main St., Owasso

Muskogee Nation “Swing for Education Golf Tournament” Muskogee Golf Club 2400 N. Country Club Rd., Muskogee creeknationfoundation.org

TULSA SATURDAYS IN JULY 7AM TO 11AM Tulsa Farmer’s Market 1 S. Lewis Ave., Tulsa tulsafarmersmarket.org

AUG 6 - 6PM TO 9PM First Friday Art Crawl Living Arts of Tulsa

TUESDAYS IN AUG, SEPT 11AM TO 1PM

307 E. Reconciliation Way

Food Truck Frenzy

AUG 13-22 - 8AM

Redbud Festival Park

MIDWEST CITY LAST SATURDAY IN AUG, SEPT 9AM TO 10AM

Yoga in the Park presented by 10GYM

Yoga in the Park

Redbud Festival Park 109 N. Main St., Owasso

AUG 20 - 6PM TO 11:30PM Family Friday

Joe B. Barnes Regional Park

8700 E. Reno Ave., Midwest City midwestcityok.org

Owasso Gathering on Main Redbud Festival Park

Tulsa Reining Classic Built Ford Tough Livestock Complex 4145 E. 21st St., Tulsa tulsareining.com

SEPT 4 - 10AM TO 6PM

Tulsa Punk Rock Flea Market Exchange Center 4145 E. 21st St., Tulsa

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SEPT 9-19 - 8AM American Miniature Horse Registry Nationals Built Ford Tough Livestock Complex 4145 E. 21st St., Tulsa shetlandminiature.com/shows-awards/

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SEPT 11 - 9AM TO 10PM

Crude Roundup Exchange Center 4145 E. 21st St., Tulsa facebook.com/cruderoundup/

SEPT 12 - 7AM TO 5PM NEOkla AutoX Event #8 Fair Meadows Infield

SEPT 26 - 11AM TO 4PM

nsba.com

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AUG 29-SEPT 5 - 8AM

4145 E. 21st St., Tulsa

THURSDAYS IN AUG, SEPT 8AM TO 10AM

8700 E. Reno Ave., Midwest City

tulsa.makerfaire.com

4145 E. 21st St., Tulsa neoklascca.org

Built Ford Tough Livestock Complex

AUG 5, SEPT 2, OCT 7 3PM TO 10PM

Maker Faire Tulsa Exchange Center 4145 E. 21st St., Tulsa

NSBA World Championship Show

109 N. Main St., Owasso

Doug Hunt Softball Complex

AUG 28 - 10AM TO 5PM

AUG 14 - 10AM TO 12PM Supercali Saturdays: Chalk Drawing Tulsa Botanic Garden

3900 Tulsa Botanic Dr., Tulsa (918) 289-0330

AUG 20-22 - FRI 2PM TO 7PM, SAT 10AM TO 7PM, SUN 11AM TO 5PM

109 N. Main St., Owasso

Tulsa Remodel & Landscape Show

AUG 20, SEPT 17 4PM TO 11PM

100 Civic Center, Tulsa

Cox Business Convention Center

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9th Annual Dig - Day in the Garden Tulsa Botanic Garden

3900 Tulsa Botanic Dr., Tulsa (918) 289-0330

WAGONER SEPT 10-11 - FRI 4PM TO 11PM, SAT 11AM TO 11PM Bluegrass and Chili Festival Downtown Wagoner 130 S. Main St., Wagoner bluegrasschilifest.com (918) 485-2554

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