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SUMMIT Celebrates 15 The community is invited to the celebration on July 31 from 5 to 8 p.m. By Carol Beck-Round For college friends Sean Cox and Bret McGuire and their wives, Kim Cox and Anissa McGuire, life revolves around family, faith, community and a business partnership. The two men are the co-owners of SUMMIT Physical Therapy, which will celebrate its 15th year in business this summer. Sean and Bret met in physical therapy school, where they both earned degrees at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. Kim and Anissa met at Oklahoma State University. “We were sorority sisters,” Kim

says. Anissa also attended physical therapy school with Sean and Bret. “They graduated together and all got jobs at St. John’s right out of school. I was also working in Tulsa. Later, Sean was offered an opportunity to be the manager of the outpatient physical therapy department at the local hospital in Guyman, OK, his hometown. After a few years of living in Guyman, “Bret encouraged us to move to Rogers County,” says Kim. The Coxes felt it was a good time in their life to move back and be closer to Kim’s family in Bartlesville.

Fast forward to 1999, when the couples decided to take a leap of faith and open their own outpatient physical therapy clinic. “Kim was pregnant with her second child and I had just had my second child,” Anissa says, “but our families decided the time was right for us to go out on our own.” Bret adds, “I always wanted to own a company where I could surround myself with top notch people in a community where we could be an integral part of its life, not only professionally but also civically. It’s been a dream come (continued on page 28)

Scissortail Wine Festival The first-year event on July 19, 2014 will feature delicious local wine and food, Route 66 Car Club Show, art and more. By Lorrie Ward

As Oklahoma’s state bird, the scissortail flycatcher is a symbol of grace and elegance. That’s what makes it the perfect namesake for Claremore Expo’s inaugural Scissortail Wine Festival, being held at the Claremore Expo Center on July 19, 2014 from 1 to 6 p.m. That afternoon, guests

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Jim Glover Named Chevrolet Dealer of the Year Congratulations to the dealership for its third straight win. By Duane Blankenship

will embark on a mini-tour of Rogers County and its surrounding areas from inside the Expo as they sample wine from local vineyards, food from area restaurants, and view art created by Green Country artists. With the purchase of a $20 tick-

Jim Glover Chevrolet has been awarded the Chevrolet Dealer of the Year Award for three consecutive years – 2011, 2012 and 2013. This year’s presentation was made

in early June. Mr. Glover thanked his complete team of employees for their conscientious efforts in upholding values that have made the dealership the great success it is today. The pres(continued on page 28)

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The Scissortail Wine Festival committee includes (L to R): (kneeling) Ron Burrows, Claremore Expo; Ashley Orf, moreClaremore.com; Clyde Mickle, Diamondhead Wine; (standing) Dwayne and Sharon Caldwell, Route 66 Cruisers; Nicole Scalf, Claremore Expo; Earl Knipe, Oak Hills Winery; Trey Mickle, Diamondhead Wine; Amy Gordon, moreClaremore.com; and Lisa Towery, Claremore Expo.

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The Cox and McGuire families: (front row) Abbey Cox, (middle row) Kaleigh Cox, Anna McGuire, (top row) Cade Cox, Sean Cox, Kim Cox, Anissa McGuire, Bret McGuire, and Jake McGuire.

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I was blessed this past year with the honor of sitting at the bedside of one of my very first clients while I assisted him and his wife with arranging for hospice. These are long term clients and we have walked quite a long journey together. Many, many years ago this couple came in to see me with the little money they had saved. They told me their hopes and dreams for when they retired. We came up with a plan. Over the years they have developed their wealth the old fashioned way. They worked hard, kept their expenses low, saved a lot, got laid off, changed jobs, rolled over pensions, and 401k’s. Life didn’t always go as planned. We adjusted our plan to accommodate life. A few years ago we worked with an estate planning attorney to develop a trust, a living will, a power of attorney, a health care directive.

for a few. “I want you to promise me that you will help Mary figure out all of the financial stuff and I want you to make sure she takes the next step and holds on to the things we had dreamed,” he said, and I promised I would. Sometimes things work out exactly as we planned. Sometimes God has a different plan. In the end, you will want to know that no matter what, your loved ones can go on and that you have taken care of them. A life well lived…beginning with the end in mind. And tomorrow, I begin again…with Mary. I am so very grateful that I get to do what I do and help people along this journey. For more information go to www.waterstonewealth.com. Melanie Hasty-Grant, Experienced Licensed Professional Counselor and Managing Principal at Waterstone Private Wealth Management. LPL Financial. Member FINRA/SIPC.

They bit the bullet and invested in a joint long-term care policy. Finally, they retired. Within a couple of months of retiring, Chuck was diagnosed with terminal cancer. As I walked down the hall of the hospital to his room, I couldn’t help but think about all of the sacrifices they had made and all the planning we had done. As I entered his room, he recognized me and said “Melanie, this is not what we had planned!” I said “I know. We’ve got to get back on track!” We laughed for a moment and then cried

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Make Your Summer Remodeling Dreams a Reality Tile by Tony offers more than simple tile work – the team skillfully transforms entire kitchens and bathrooms. By Christopher Davis

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acceptable,” says Mendy, “and most of those who are asked to help say, ‘yes.’” For the past eight years, Judi Mrasek has been declared the marathon winner by raising the most money. “Last year, Judi raised more than $10,000,” Mendy says. “Last year, Judi won a mobile hot spot and the monthly fee for a year for being the top fundraiser.”

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A Day of Golf for a Lifetime of Change Volunteers for Youth celebrates 10 years of the ‘Smokin’ Hot 100 Golf Marathon’ to raise serious bucks for Rogers County youth.

By Carol Beck-Round You don’t have to be a Jack Nicklaus, an Arnold Palmer or even a Phil Mickelson to participate in the 10th annual ‘Smokin’ Hot 100 Golf Marathon,’ a fundraiser for the Rogers County Volunteers for Youth program. However, you must want to have fun while raising some serious bucks for the nonprofit organization. This year’s marathon is set for July 22 at Heritage Hills Golf Course in Claremore. The marathon is a way for golfers, both duffer and low handicapper alike, to rally support while doing something they really enjoy – playing golf. So, how do you play 100 holes of golf in one day? The golf rules are modified a bit to allow a golfer to finish 100 holes by mid-afternoon, if you get a good early start. Speaking of early starts, you get a free breakfast at sunup fol-

lowed by the shotgun start, usually around 6:30 a.m., according to Executive Director Mendy Stone. “That way we can beat the heat,” she says. What’s so fun about playing golf in July? Well, for starters, you get the golf course to yourself with approximately 18 other participants who have the satisfaction of helping Rogers County Volunteers for Youth in a big way. According to Mendy, “One hundred holes of golf in a day is very doable.” Many golfers in past marathons have played more than that. “In fact,” she adds, “our youngest golfer last year, Andrew Vanaman – who was 13 at the time – had to be forced to quit.” To speed up the play, golfers have their own cart, play at their own speed and may request a cart driver. Golfers may also hit

on a hole reaches triple bogey, pick up, score the hole as completed, and move on to the next hole. Golfers may also play any hole, or series of holes, in any order as many times as they want. Also, on the green, any putt inside the leather is a “gimmee.” “We also add in Longest Drive, Closest-to-Pin and Most Accurate Drive contests,” she adds. So, how can you get involved? Each golf participant agrees to sponsor him or herself for at least $1 per hole. “Your $100 donation is payable in advance and is tax deductible,” says Mendy. Then, you must solicit sponsorships from business associates, family members and friends with an achievable goal of raising an additional Whether it’s “V” for victory or “V” for Volunteers $19 per hole— for Youth, both of these golfers hope to survive that amounts 100 holes on July 22 for the 10th annual Volun- to $2,000 per teers for Youth Smokin’ Hot 100 Golf Marathon. golfer. Pictured: Mendy Stone, executive director for “A oneVolunteers for Youth, and Judi Mrasek, who time pledge or a has been the top fundraiser for the event over per-hole pledge the past eight years. is completely

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Healthy Produce Delivered Sollymon Farm is borne from owner Sara Causey’s desire to save money and have access to high-quality veggies.

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Sara Causey’s passion for cooking, eating and having access to healthy produce has led her on a new adventure in life – one also benefitting others. Sara started gardening last year as a means of both saving money and having access to high-quality vegetables. Then, she made a discovery. “I realized I had a green thumb and an abundance of produce from only a few plants,” Sara says. “I shared some extras last year and received great feedback. I knew then that I was on to something.” That something has blossomed into Sollymon Farm, where her garden has spread to a one-acre plot. Sollymon Farm is named after her deceased dog, Solomon. “I named it after my bull terrier, Solomon (aka Sol, Solly, Sollymon, the Sollymonster),” she explains. “We both enjoyed country living and gardening. When he passed away last year, I knew I wanted to honor him somehow.” While the 5-foot dynamo – and that’s in her bare feet – occasionally has gardening help from her father, she is the

sole proprietor and spends approximately 25 hours per week getting her hands dirty in God’s green earth. And that’s in addition to her day job as a corporate recruiter. “I’m pretty much a onewoman show,” she says, when

referring to her organic garden. “Many think you have to have an 80-acre plot to farm, but that’s just not true. I’ve seen people growing vegetables on smaller plots than my one-acre and doing it successfully.” Sara’s garden contains a

Sara Causey delivers fresh organic fruits and veggies from her Sollymon Farm to area residents in Claremore, Owasso, Tulsa and Broken Arrow.

little of everything: corn, okra, squash, zucchini, tomatoes, cabbage, lettuce, broccoli, melons and berries. Depending on the whims of the weather, her garden may include a variety of berries – strawberries, blackberries and raspberries. Since her garden has grown, Sara is now offering the fruits of her labor to residents in the Claremore, Owasso, Broken Arrow and Tulsa areas. For $20 per box for once per week delivery or $30 per box for twice per month delivery, the customer receives fresh produce in what is called a Community Supported Agriculture box. “It means the farmer growing the produce selects what is in season and in good condition to go in the box,” she adds. “Since I am using the CSA model, it keeps things simple for me and it keeps the customer engaged. Most people like the mystery of not knowing what’s in this week’s or this month’s box. I want it to be a happy surprise! Also, I intend to include recipes online to help families cook what they have and make their dollars stretch a bit more.” Sara’s passion for organic

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gardening led her to purchase Emma, a Dutch rabbit, who provides the chief fertilizer for her produce. “Bunny poo is one of the best sources of organic, nitrogen-based fertilizer for your plants,” she says. “I describe my business as organic, sustainable, ethical, local and transparent. I want people to have a local alternative to the big box ‘organic stores.’ Not so long ago, people knew where their food came from and who was growing it. Now we have faceless entities driving food from all over the country and all over the world.” Sara refuses to use toxins or chemicals of any kind. “It’s important to abide by an ethic of permaculture – meaning you work with nature not against it,” she adds. “It also means seeing the big picture – how plants, animals and climate work in tandem. So instead of spraying chemicals with reckless abandon, you consider organic solutions and long-term impacts. Some chemicals remain in the soil for years after being sprayed. I don’t want to participate in that type of agribusiness model.” To contact Sara to have fresh produce delivered to your work, business or school, contact her via email at sara@sollymonfarm.com. She’s also available for consultations and gardening help on a by-appointment basis. For more information, contact

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Donors are needed to help supply children in need with back-to-school supplies. By Carol Beck-Round

Some may take for granted a new backpack filled with crayons, pencils, pens, notebook paper, and other school supplies. However, many students might go back to school next month empty-handed if it were not for the benevolence of Rogers County citizens and businesses who donate their money and time to ensure no child is unprepared for class. Within the next four weeks, stores will be posting the lists of classroom supplies each teacher deems necessary for his or her students to learn. Many students, however, won’t have the luxury because their parents can’t afford the supplies needed to send their children back to school prepared to learn. The learning tools we take for granted can become an added burden to an already stretched budget. Replacing outgrown clothing as well as purchasing the necessary supplies to start out the year ready to learn, many families are

forced to make choices. With fluctuating gas prices and the increasing cost of food putting a dent in their budgets, parents don’t have many options. Sixteen years ago, members of the Claremore First United Methodist Church stepped up to help those less fortunate by providing what each child needed to get off to a good start. Last year, the Rogers County School Supply Drive, coordinated by the church, provided supplies for 2,901 needy children in the county, an increase of 160 children from the previous year. In 2013, children in the following Rogers County schools received assistance through the generous donations of others: Catoosa – 206; Chelsea – 288; Claremore – 1,456; Foyil – 255; Inola – 134; Justus-Tiawah –100; Oologah – 141; Sequoyah – 226; and Verdigris – 95. “Although our church administers the program, we couldn’t do it without the help of many gener-

ous churches, individuals, businesses and civic organizations who donate money to help us purchase the supplies each year,” says Ray Dawson, program coordinator. “The number of children seeking help has grown steadily each year since the program began.” “When you contribute to this program,” he adds, “you can be sure that every penny donated is used to buy school supplies at the best possible price. We use a bid sheet and buy from several suppliers, depending on who has the best price. Volunteers do all the work and the church lets us use their children’s center to pack and distribute the supplies. We are also able to use their stationery for fundraising mailing, at no cost to the program. If we don’t spend all the money, it is carried over in a special account in the church for use on school supplies the next year.” Because the program didn’t receive as much money in

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The store offers quality merchandise for every season and benefits Hope Harbor Children’s Home & Academy. By Carol Beck-Round

Most of us don’t think about shopping for a winter coat in July, but at Thrift Harbor, store manager Kim Prock wants shoppers to plan ahead. Not only will shopping ahead save money for customers, but it helps the store stay in sync with other stores looking down the road to the next season. While the Fourth of July and summer vacations are on most people’s minds this time of year, Thrift Harbor employees and volunteers have already sorted out donations for upcoming seasons. If you were to take a trip upstairs at the resale shop, which supports Hope Harbor’s Children’s Home, you’d find neatly organized boxes separated by seasons, contents and sizes. For example, the fall and winter décor –Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas – has already been sorted, boxed and labeled, ready to be brought downstairs and arranged in pleasing dis-

plays for the shopper. Boxes and boxes of winter coats, sorted into men, women’s and children’s sizes, stand ready to be carted to the main floor and placed on hangers, ready for those shoppers who like getting a jumpstart on their winter shopping. While not all coats will be put out on July 1, Prock emphasizes to customers that shopping early will save them money and allow them to better manage their finances. “Instead of waiting until the weather turns cold and then having to run into a store to purchase more expensive outerwear, shoppers can start early and save while there is a better selection,” she says. Most coats cost $3, unless individually priced. “We usually have a wonderful assortment of coats for everyone,” she adds. According to the records she keeps, Prock says the store sold 200 coats in July of last year. “I believe that shows our

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shoppers like to plan ahead.” Thrift Harbor opened in March of 2011 to support Hope Harbor and serve the community with quality items at an economical price. “It helps everyone during hard economic times to be able to shop here at our thrift store,” says Shane McClaugherty, who oversees the Thrift Harbor volunteer Crystal Dancer predaily operations of the pared the Fourth of July merchandise display so nonprofit store. customers can find just the right item for their The store’s evholiday decorating needs. eryday low prices of $1.50 for quality adult and children’s clothing draws 50,000 clothing items were For more information, contact people in the door to shop sold at the store in 2013. Each for their families. Shoes start item sold, in turn, made a difThrift Harbor at $2. Knick-knacks, books, ference in the life of a child or 316 W. Will Rogers Blvd. furniture and collectibles range family right here in Oklahoma. Claremore, OK 74017 in price from twenty-five cents To make a clothing donation to $15. “We try to keep everyor to donate other items, you (918) 923-4860 thing in the store low cost,” can drop them off at the store, www.thriftharbor.com says McClaugherty. or at any of their blue donation www.ValueNews.com New clothes are put bins located around the state. out daily. In fact, more than “We sort through all of

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Bartram, JJohn the King’s Gardener The Tulsa Herb Society hosts a historical presentation of America’s first botanist and horticulturist on July 14 at the Tulsa Garden Center. By Tina Lynn

The Tulsa Herb Society is proud to introduce Kirk R. Brown, who delivers a first person, biographical and historical presentation on the life of America’s first botanist and horticulturist, John Bartram. His humor, his passion and his achievements will entertain, inspire and awe as he shares his hope for the future of the earth and the men who inhabit it. His session is designed to be a costumed, stand-alone opening keynote on the subject of sustainability and green earth awareness. John Bartram, the King’s Gardener is July 14 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Tulsa Garden Center, 2435 S. Peoria Ave. Admission is free and reservations aren’t required. John Bartram will welcome you with the horticultural history of America as he began it in Philadelphia and Penn’s Woods. His story starts in 1699 and moves up to the American Revolutionary War and 1776. He stands at the very beginning

200 species and 100 trees to the trade. His plant shipments reforested the whole of Southern England and gave color to the island’s autumns with Native American trees like Maples, Oaks, Magnolias, Poplars, Hawthorns, Ash, Beech and Willows. At 310 years old, John Bartram has managed to stay current and welltraveled. His age has been no handicap for his continuing search for new species and newer, better, plant introductions. He is truly the longest serving Kirk R. Brown embodies America’s first botanist and horticulturist, John Bartram. plant hunter, having introduced more of the international world of than 200 species to the trade. plant discovery and identificaThis Renaissance man tion. He introduced more than has been involved with much

wilderness of the original colonies always completed his vision of a God-centered life. He saw divinity in the spirit of his trees. Along with his son, William, his explorations of Georgia discovered at least one species known only through his collection: Franklinia altamaha. The Tulsa Herb Society is honored to host Kirk R. Brown in his capacity as John Bartram, the founder of America’s oldest botanic garden. He told us that the concept of a botanic garden open to the public was only a form of selfdefense. He had the plants. He was on a public road out from the city of Philadelphia. He had people knocking on his front door. All he had to do was print a sign that stated the hours of operation and let them in. That’s when he got into the nursery business and started Tulsa Herb Society members (L to R) selling plants from Annie Piper, Dianne Rodehaver, and the back of his wagon Sue Stees are excited to host Kirk R. on a retail basis. Brown at the Tulsa Garden Center this month.

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Fraudsters Out In Full Force This Summer “Financially Fit” by RCB Bank is your personal home fitness guide for all things financial.

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Fraud season is in full gear. Last month, we offered ways to protect you and your money while traveling. This month, let’s talk about fraud that may occur closer to home, at your local grocery store, the ball park, even at the pool – check fraud. “Summer brings more opportunities for fraudsters to catch us with our guard down,” said RCB Bank Chief Physical Security Officer Christy Wild, who also investigates and processes all check fraud targeting bank customers. During the dog days of summer when the weather heats up, family activities increase and summer vacation fills our head, there is a surge in all forms of fraud, according to Wild. Fraud against bank deposit accounts cost the industry $1.77 billion in losses in 2012,

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A purse left in an unattended vehicle is easy picking for fraudsters. Pictured: Christy Wild, RCB Bank Security Officer.

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HHot Finds at Surceé Surceé has everything you need for summer fun. By Sheryl Sowell

Summer has arrived! For all your gift and décor needs for Fourth of July, family reunions, barbecues, vacation homes, pool houses and more, Surceé Gifts & Home has you covered. Mark your calendars now for their annual Tent Sale happening Saturday, July 26 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Surceé parking lot. Staff is clearing out the showroom and prices

will be 50 to 70 percent off everything in the tent. You’re certain to find some hot summer deals on furniture, décor and holiday items at bargain prices. The store has a lot of great new items in stock for summer, including Independence Day décor, party supplies and patriotic T-shirts; grilling products, aprons and cookbooks; bright and colorful home and gift items; and furnishings for your boat, lake or vacation house. According to owner Laura Sanders,

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Free Healthy Cooking Classes Cancer Treatment Centers of America’s Tulsa location wants you to eat healthy to stay healthy.

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The staff at Cancer Treatment Centers of America (CTCA) wants you to stay healthy. Kalli Castille is the director of nutritional support and culinary at CTCA. “It is part of our mission at CTCA to reach out to the community and be

proactive about helping people learn to lead healthier lifestyles and avoid diseases like cancer and diabetes,” said Castille. One way CTCA is fulfilling its mission of community outreach is by offering a series of demonstrations of healthy

Kalli Castille, director of national support and culinary at CTCA, and John Oje, executive sous chef, show off a plate of Wild Berry Shortcake, one of the sugar-free/gluten-free desserts you can learn to make July 21 at the hospital.

July 2014 cooking techniques and recipes. The classes are free and open to the public. All ages are welcome to attend the demonstrations. “Whether you have an existing medical condition or just want to learn some new healthy recipes, we have something for you,” said Castille. The series started last December with a course on gluten-free cooking. On July 7 at 6:30 p.m., the series will continue when CTCA Executive Chef Kenny Wagoner will be demonstrating healthy ideas and recipes for summer cooking. “We have come up with some great, fun ideas for food you can prepare at the beach or in your back yard or for any outings or get-together you may be having this time of year,” said Castille. On July 21 at 4 p.m., Wagoner will present an especially tasty program, “Healthy Sweet Treats for all Ages.” Wagoner will be demonstrating ways to make desserts and other treats without using sugar. “Avoiding overly refined products like sugar has been shown to be of major benefit to maintaining a healthy body,” said Castille. “By using whole foods like coconut milk and yogurt to add sweetness and lemon zest for tartness, you are not only avoiding the negative effects of refined foods, but you are also increasing the nutrition you are getting from the foods you eat.” The demonstrations are being held at Ricardo’s Café, which is the on-premise employee café in the main hospital building at CTCA. “We encourage everyone to come out

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spatula. Do not beat – just stir enough to mix. Bake in either layer cake or tube pan. (If in tube pan bake at 325 for 65-70 minutes. If in layer pan bake at 350 for 45-50 minutes.) Place a slice of cake on the plate, arrange berries on top. Place the yogurt in a medium size bowl Add the honey and citrus zest mix ingredient until combined. Top yogurt sauce on berries, and garnish with mint. Enjoy!

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GGrigsby’s Completes Expansion With the addition of floor space, all carpet and tile operations are now under one roof.

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the resulting superior products. Some of the benefits of an Luxury Vinyl Tile/Plank are that they are great coverings in a “wet” area like the kitchen, they tend to be less expensive than real wood, and they are much more family-friendly, especially if you have kids or pets in the house. “They won’t scratch like real wood products,” said Carnino. Although carpet remains the most popular floor covering choice, Grigsby’s has lots of other products to choose from. Their goal is to provide you with a host of quality products that will beautify your home and meet your particular performance and budget needs. It seems that today’s products are much easier to care for, plus they stand the test of time. The Grigsby’s sales staff prides itself in being good listeners and committed partners as they provide sound advice for helping you complete your home improvement project with an end result that will exceed expectations. “Ceramic wood patterns are huge now,” said Carnino. “They can be used in outdoor rooms, patios, kitchens, bathrooms,

showers.”Many Many these and snowers. of of these products have an old, weathered barn look and are available in a multitude of colors and patterns. They really do look like wood, not tile. Stone is still a popular product as well, especially travertine patterns. Leslie Pennington, Grigsby’s rug consultant, says the 2014 market featured lots of neutral colors and designs that are more transitional rather than traditional. Moroccan patterns are also popular. The Grigsby’s commercial department has a rubber flooring product on display for industrial areas such as workout rooms, utility rooms and garages. “When it gets dirty, just wash or hose it off,” says Carnino. This product comes in a host of beautiful, bright colors. Visit the expanded Grigsby’s store and check out all the new products and patterns. You may also want to visit online and download “Your Room” to see how a particular selection will look in your home with your furnishings. It’s a nice visualization tool to help you make your home improvement selections.

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roofing to the menu of services. “No project is too large or small for us, and Black Hat is here to stay,” said Michael. “Most area residents recognize the name and know that Black Hat is a company they can trust.” “With the incorporation of roofing into the business,” said Patience, “we’ve also added guttering and attic insulation removal.” The company does all types of light construction including rebuilding roofs, chimney chases, soffit replacement and repair, and siding replacement and repair. “We do just about any type of outdoor repair, and our Cleaning Division cleans flues, air ducts and dryer vents,” said Patience. “Most of our customers think of us as their outdoor handyman.” Michael adds, “We want Oklahoma residents to know that Black Hat Cleaning Services & Roofing has deep, well-established roots in this

Founded in 1977 by David E. Harris, Black Hat Cleaning Services has served the Tulsa metro area for 37 years, providing chimney cleaning and repair, air duct cleaning, and dryer vent cleaning and repair. In January, second-generation family members took over the reins of managing the business, and they’ve been running full speed ahead ever since. The new management team includes David E.’s son and daughter, David CR Harris and Patience Boles, and David E.’s son-in-law, Michael Boles. David CR and Patience have literally grown up in the family-owned and operated business, and Michael has 25 years of experience in the roofing industry. He joined the Black Hat team almost two years ago to establish and operate the new Roofing Division. With the amount of time Black Hat has spent on roof tops over the years, it was a natural progression to add

part of the state.” Black Hat is also a member of the Better Business Bureau, and they’re working hard to grow their Roofing Division as they add new services to the lineup. When you enlist Black Hat, you’ll appreciate the comfort you find in knowing that an actual member of the Harris family (complete with black hat) will come to your door and supervise or perform the requested services. “The black hat is an integral part of our identity,” said David CR, “and we wear them just about everywhere we go. Dad initiated the practice as he went door-to-door with flyers when he began his business. We still enjoy wearing the hats as we work to help keep customers’ homes and businesses safe and clean.” When you need a new roof or are interested in more information about Black Hat’s cleaning services, call Black Hat. The Roofing Division

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YYou’re Bound to Be Impressed Homeward Bound offers a variety of quality merchandise at reasonable prices.

By Carol Beck-Round Walk through the doors of Homeward Bound and browse awhile. You might just be surprised by the eclectic and fun mixture of items available to appeal to different tastes and different pocketbooks. And, if you’re savvy enough – or even need assistance from the owners – you could probably furnish an entire house with the treasures you’ll find at this Main Street Claremore business. Martin and Nancy James purchased, renovated and set up shop in this 5,000-square-foot historical building eight years ago. While they had (and still do have) an online business, the idea of having a real storefront was appealing to the couple, who moved here from California in 1996. “When I thought about setting up a real store here in Claremore, I was excited,” says Nancy. “It is just awesome.” Awesome is a word many might use to describe the variety of merchandise you’ll find throughout their store. “While we specialize in furniture and home furnishings,” says Nancy, “we have a mixture of all kinds of things.” Those things include rugs, couches, chairs and desks, and just about everything in-between. “We also have booths with vendors

Nancy James and the family dog, Jesse, invite everyone to stop by and browse through Homeward Bound. offering everything from a $5 china cup and saucer to a high-end lamp,” she adds. “It’s just really all over the place – meaning you never know what you’ll find. You can pick up quality furnishings at a fantastic price.” Part of the store is also dedicated to new merchandise, including bedding and tabletop and window coverings. Offering brands like VHC, formerly known as Victorian Heart, and C&F, shoppers can find entire bedding

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sets in all sizes as well as placemats, tablecloths and table runners. Most are 100 percent cotton. Other items are made of burlap or jute. And, if you can’t find the exact color or pattern in stock, you can browse through catalogs and fabric swatches to select the one that best meets your needs. “Customers are also welcome to take home swatches to see if the color matches their décor. We can order and ship to customers at no cost if we don’t have in stock what they want.”

Homeward Bound also offers customers the opportunity to borrow a pillow or other home décor item to see if it fits with their decorating style and color scheme. “When you can physically see something together, it makes it easier to decide,” she adds, “and it’s better than ordering something online and having to return it if it doesn’t fit your needs.” Nancy offers her assistance to those who need help coordinating and making decisions about their

home décor. “We’re always happy to spend time with our customers, whether it’s choosing bedding, furniture or other items to furnish or update their homes.” Homeward Bound offers booth rental as well as consignments. You can drop off your items, such as nicer pieces of furniture, at no charge. “We don’t take a percentage unless it sells,” she adds. Nancy is passionate about Main Street Claremore. “It’s not just our store. We have a street full of wonderful stores – clothing boutiques, antique stores, an art gallery and thrift stores – making it worthwhile for a day trip to our town. It’s a great destination and a fun place to spend the day. We have awesome and unique restaurants nearby as well, including The Pink House and the Belvidere Mansion.” But out-of-town shoppers aren’t the only ones she encourages to shop in Claremore. With its treasure trove of great finds on Main Street, Nancy says, “You don’t have to leave here and go to Tulsa to shop. We invite everyone to come in and browse around. You’ll find a gamut of wonderful home decor.” For more information, contact

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CCelebrate Independence Day with a Bang & a Boom! Fun, family-friendly events take place all over Green Country and area lakes to celebrate our country’s 238th birthday. Jun. 26 - July 4 Libertyfest Edmond, OK www.libertyfest.org

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ONEOK FreedomFest, featuring July 4th fireworks and family fun, is a Tulsa tradition dating back to the nation’s bicentennial in 1976. Young and old line both banks of the Arkansas River with lawn chairs and picnic baskets to celebrate Independence Day. Live music, play inflatables for the kids, and concessions are all a part of this event. At nightfall, hundreds of aerial shells are launched from the 21st Street Bridge, thundering over the river with a choreographed soundtrack broadcast by a local radio station.

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Named by CNN and USA Today as one of the top ten July 4th festivals in the United States, LibertyFest in Edmond has something for everyone. Join in the fun and celebrate freedom with this event, which has been hosted in Edmond more than 40 years. This citywide festival features a variety of great, family-oriented events including a concert, road rally, kite fest, rodeo, car show, food fest, parade, fireworks and entertainment. This week-long patriotic celebration honors the birthday of the nation, as well as the heritage of Oklahoma.

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June 29 Rockets Over Rhema 10 p.m. Held on Rhema Campus 1025 W. Kenosha Broken Arrow, OK 74012 www.rocketsoverrhema.com

One of the largest fireworks displays in the Tulsa/Broken Arrow area. Featuring an outdoor concert, a patriotic tribute, inflatable games, a car show, a mechanical bull, a rock climbing wall, face painting and temporary tattoos, and concessions.

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The fourth annual Freedom Fest at Stone Canyon begins at 7 p.m. with music and live entertainment. There will be food and drinks available for purchase including lemonade, tea and more, as well as food from local eateries. Children can enjoy the free activity area with face painting, portrait sketches and balloon figures. Fireworks round out the night at dusk. Don’t forget your lawn chairs and blankets for a comfortable place to watch the fireworks.

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Claremore Lake Park opens at 6 p.m. on July 4. Free parking will be available at Will Rogers Stampede Arena, with shuttle service by Pelivan to and from the lake. Live entertainment starts around 6:10 p.m., and concessions, children’s inflatables, and more all start at 6 p.m. Fireworks begin around 9:40 or when it gets dark. Kids Fishing Derby begins at 7 a.m. July 4. Fishing poles given to the first 400 participants!

Make your way to RiverWalk Crossing in Jenks for Sooner Boomfest, one of the region’s largest Independence Day celebrations. This all-day music and fireworks extravaganza will feature live music. In the past, bands have included Hi Fidelics, Kevin Jameson, Big Band Theory and many others. Spend the day at Sooner Boomfest hanging out with friends while enjoying the great music, and stick around until nightfall to witness the amazing fireworks display, known as one of the largest nighttime displays in the area.

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Watch brilliant fireworks over Grand Lake at the Independence Day Celebration at Wolf Creek. This evening celebration of freedom is one of the most anticipated nights at the lake as visitors love watching fireworks reflected in the clear Grand Lake water. Wolf Creek Park features fishing and boating facilities so guests can enjoy fun on the water before they settle into their seat for the fireworks display.

Head to Jenks to celebrate America with the 2014 Freedom Fest. This old-fashioned event is a family-friendly way to celebrate Independence Day in Jenks. Live bluegrass music will fill the streets and all downtown shops will be open for business. Shop for summer goodies and enjoy some refreshing treats like watermelon and other festival-type foods. Indulge in a hot dog and a dance in the street at this celebration of America. A window-decorating contest will ensure a very festive downtown.

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Come to the Grand River Dam to watch the spectacular Grand Lake Fireworks. Spend the day taking in the sights, take a tour of the dam, swim, camp and enjoy the lake by boat. At dusk, make your way to Cherokee Area at Grand Lake State Park and enjoy this free fireworks show over the lake. Grand Lake Fireworks will take place between the two spillways on the Grand River Dam on Grand Lake O’ the Cherokees, and the Grand River Dam parking lot at Langley will be open for people to park and enjoy the show.

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Head to beautiful Sequoyah State Park, located along the shores of Lake Ft. Gibson, for the park’s annual July 4th Fireworks Celebration. As soon as the sun sets, the sky will light up with a spectacular display of fireworks. Bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy the view as the fireworks are reflected off the lake’s calm waters. Fireworks can also be viewed from your boat.

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Rain Barrels, An Environmental Solution Coca-Cola partners with Tulsa Garden Center to bring this educational seminar to the community on July 31.

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Tulsa Garden Center and CocaCola present Rain Barrels, An Environmental Solution, on Thursday, July 31 at 6:30 p.m. Alexander Riera of Coca-Cola will present this workshop on creating and utilizing rain barrels for water conservation. Mr. Riera’s workshop is part of CocaCola’s worldwide focus on water conservation. The Coca-Cola Company (TCCC) and their bottling partners announced that they are on track to meet their 2020 water replenishment goal to replace every drop of water used in their beverages and production to the communities. To date, they have replenished an estimated 108.5 billion liters of water back to communities and nature through 509 community water projects in more than 100 countries. In North America, through partnerships and projects, the Company has replenished more than 40 percent – nearly 14 billion liters – back to communities and nature since 2008. Single families account for 55 percent of all water usage, and over half of this usage is for outdoor irrigation, making it the single largest usage of water.

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travels back into the streams and rivers that we depend on for our water and that support aquatic species. Removing this sediment uses other scarce resources and the sediment often is harmful for the aquatic species. Whatever rainwater is captured by rain barrels doesn’t become stormwater. For those advocating natural gardening methods, the use of captured rainwater provides a source of pure water without any absorbed chemicals from either treatment or ground contact, since rainwater is captured as it runs off the roof of structures. Mr. Riera utilizes rain barrels in his own landscape and can help homeowners with the practical considerations of installing rain barrels and utilizing them for recycling rainwater. Proper placement of the rain

Methods for reducing this usage watershed becomes stormwabenefit our environment, and ter. As development occurs rain barrels are one of the most in a watershed, more surfaces effective methods for providing become impervious and aren’t water for irrigation purposes. able to absorb the rainwater Rain barrels capture rainwater and naturally filter it back into that normally flows off a propthe streams and rivers. As this erty and can conserve over 1,300 stormwater runs off impervious gallons per year. A thousand surfaces, it collects sediment that square feet of roof surface generates 600 gallons of water with one inch of rainfall. As Oklahoma enters another season of below normal rainfall, capturing rainwater and reusing it for gardening purposes becomes even more important. Uncaptured rainwater that can’t be absorbed Alexander Riera of Coca-Cola will presents a workshop on the environmental back into the natural benefits of rain barrels at Tulsa Garden Center.

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barrels, integrating them into the landscape design, and the methodology of delivering the rainwater to the landscape will all be discussed. The workshop will lead participants in a step-bystep process of installing the rain barrel apparatus onto the empty barrel. Pre-registration is required as Coca-Cola has provided 20 rain barrels and conversion kits for the workshop. The Tulsa Garden Center is offering the first 20 registrants the opportunity to purchase the rain barrels and kits for $20 (one per household) if they are Tulsa Garden Center members, or $25 if nonmembers. The rain barrel and conversion kit is valued at $120 to $140, and information will be provided during the workshop on where to purchase additional barrels and kits. This offer is limited to one per household. All other attendees or those that do not wish to receive a rain barrel and conversion kit may attend the workshop at no cost. The workshop will be in the auditorium of Tulsa Garden Center, 2435 S. Peoria Ave. at 6:30 p.m., July 31, 2014. Call (918) 746-5125 for more information or to enroll. Payment must be made at time of enrollment.

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SUMMIT also provides therapy in 13 schools in northeastern Oklahoma. One of the services setting the business apart at the beginning was extended hours for working people to receive physical therapy before or after work, even if they commuted to Tulsa. “One of the most rewarding things about my profession is working with people who have had injury, surgery, or pain limitation and are doubtful of their ability to return to normal activity, sport, or work, and then do so after the therapy/rehab process,” states Sean Cox. Sean goes on to say, “It was exciting to be the first outpatient therapy provider to bring warm water pool therapy to Claremore. Aquatic therapy is beneficial to patients who are limited by pain or have difficulty bearing weight in an upright position, and is

soothing on arthritic joints.” SUMMIT is still the only outpatient clinic in Rogers County providing aquatic rehab therapy. Before constructing their current state-of-the-art, 10,500-square-foot facility on Blue Starr Drive in Claremore, SUMMIT relocated next to Reasor’s in the former Mega Movies building, where they renovated the 6,200-squarefeet building to accommodate their growing business. In 2004, they also opened a pediatric facility on Sioux Street. Now, all of their rehab services are under one roof, allowing both pediatric and adult outpatients to take advantage of the aquatic pool. SUMMIT will celebrate its 15-year anniversary on July 31 with a carnivallike atmosphere in the parking lot from 5 to 8 p.m. Snow cones, popcorn, cake,

Scissortail Wine Festival et, guests will receive a monogrammed glass and ten wine tasting tokens (additional tasting tokens will be available for purchase). As they wander the Expo’s air conditioned 30,000-square-foot facility, they will be able to visit with representatives from ten local wineries and taste their products. Claremore’s finest restaurants and coffee establishments will also be in attendance with plenty of samples on hand for attendees to enjoy. “You may think only the best wine grows in Napa Valley,” says Nicole Scalf of Claremore Expo. “But we are out to prove you wrong!” She notes that many people don’t know that fine wineries have sprung up all over the state, and that is why she has invited representatives from Oklahoma Agritourism to set up a booth and visit with wine lovers about the Oklahoma Wine Tour, which features a map of state wineries to help them plan a road trip to discover Oklahoma’s best wine. But she hopes the Scissortail Wine Festival will prove that you do not have to go far to plan a fun tour, as Rogers County has so much to offer. “Guests

discovering new destinations can plot out day trips to our unique restaurants, wineries and coffee establishments,” she says. “The locations are an experience to have, just as much as the items they serve.” The Scissortail Wine Festival has been designed to please the eye as well as the palette. The Route 66 Car Club will have several classic cars on display around the room, lending a vintage touch to the festival. Many artists from northeast Oklahoma, including the locally famous Three Rivers Artists and student artists from Rogers State University, will display their creations for attendees. Three Rivers Artists have spent the last four decades building a wonderful reputation in the area and have established scholarship endowments for RSU’s art students, so it is fitting that these two groups should come together for this event. Some of the RSU art students recently returned from a university sponsored trip to Italy and will be displaying the works they created there. To Nicole, this event is about more than just wine tasting. It will provide a chance for Claremore and

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face painting, food trucks, music, freebies and (weather permitting) an inflatable slide in front of the pediatric clinic will be offered to everyone in the community to help them celebrate. “We’ll also be drawing for some great prizes,” says Marketing Director Delayna Trease. “We hope everyone, including former patients, will come out and help us celebrate.”

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The Tulsa Rock and Mineral Society’s (TRMS) annual show at the Tulsa Fairgrounds promises to be bigger and better than ever. Liz Thomas is publicity director for the show. “This year we are pleased to announce that TRMS is hosting the national conference for our parent organization, the American Federation of Mineralogical Societies (AFMS),” said Liz. The conference will be held in conjunction with the show, and Thomas said this will put a national spotlight on Oklahoma. The event will be held July 11-13 in Central Park Hall on the Tulsa State Fairgrounds. The theme will be “Rocks and Gems of Indian Territory.”

According to Liz, “When TRMS learned we had won the right to host the 2014 conference, we decided we wanted to use this opportunity to showcase not only the work of TRMS but also to use this as an opportunity to promote the amazing array of different products that bear the ‘Made in Oklahoma’ brand.” Liz said delegates to the conference will receive gift bags stuffed with a wide array of Oklahoma-made items including Head Country BBQ Sauce, a gift set from Tulsa’s own Grandma’s Pure and Natural Soaps, and a selection of syrups, jellies and jams from Griffin’s, just to name a few. Liz’s husband Ben Thomas is co-chair for the show and conference. “Usually we have

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this year’s show and conference will be daily talks delivered by Steve Arnold, co-host of the Discovery Channel show “Meteorite Men.” Demonstrations at the show will include lapidary arts such as gem cutting and polishing, as well as flint knapping, the ancient art of making arrow heads. Ben said the best rock, gem and mineral dealers from around the country will be on hand to sell their wares, and dealer provided door prizes will be awarded every hour. Single day adult admission to the event is $6, three day passes are $10, and children under 12 get in free. Scouts, military, police and fire department members in uniform will also receive free admission. For more information about the show, you can contact Liz or Ben Thomas at (918) 486-3788 or visit www.ttownrockhound.org.

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95 92nd & Memorial Plus Tax

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Valid only at South Pointe Chrysler Jeep Dodge. Plus tax, shop supplies, hazardous waste disposal fees, where applicable. May not be combined with other coupons, discounts or specials. Please present the coupon at time of write up. ValueNews.com Coupon. Expires 7/31/14.

Valid only at South Pointe Chrysler Jeep Dodge. May not be combined with other coupons, discounts or specials. Please present the coupon at time of write up. ValueNews.com Coupon. Expires 7/31/14.

South Pointe Chrysler Jeep Dodge • 92nd & Memorial • Tulsa, OK • (918) 584-1481

With this coupon. Must present at time of service write-up. Plus tax, shop supplies, and hazardous waste fees, where applicable. Valid only at South Pointe Chrysler Jeep Dodge. May not be combined with any other coupons, discounts or specials. ValueNews.com Coupon. Expires 7/31/14.

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South Pointe Chrysler Jeep Dodge 92nd & Memorial • (918) 584-1481 • Tulsa, OK

AIR CONDITIONER SERVICE $ 95 Includes up to 1lb. 134A Refrigerant Plus Tax

Plus Tax

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Use Express Lane for Routine Maintenance

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• Up to 5 qts.

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DIESEL

 Undercarriage & Suspension Check

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9146 S Memorial Dr, Tulsa, OK

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South Pointe Chevrolet 9146 S Memorial Dr, Tulsa, OK

(918) 481-8000

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(918) 481-8000

EVERYDAY LOW PRICE ‡

TIRES PRICE MATCH GUARANTEE 5-Quart Oil change • 4-Tire Rotation • 27-Point Inspection ACDELCO PROFESSIONAL DURASTOP Buy select tires and if you find a better price within 30 days of the purchase, we’ll refund the difference. Eligible Tire Brands: BFGoodrich, Bridgestone, Continental, Dunlop, Firestone, General, Goodyear, Hankook, Kelly, Michelin, Pirelli, and Uniroyal South Pointe Chevrolet 9146 S Memorial Dr • (918) 481-8000 Ad, written estimate, or internet quote for identical tire(s) from a competing tire retailer/installer located within 50 miles of the dealer required during guarantee period for price match. Offer valid at participating dealers.

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South Pointe Chevrolet 9146 S Memorial Dr (918) 481-8000

dexos1® synthetic blend

Excludes full synthetic oil and diesel engines * Balancing tires, tax, and more than 5 quarts of oil extra. Most V-6 and V-8 engines and other select vehicles require more than 5 quarts of oil. Plus tax, shop supplies and hazardous waste fees where applicable. See participating dealer for eligible vehicles and details.

BRAKE PADS INSTALLED

95* or less

South Pointe Chevrolet 9146 S Memorial Dr (918) 481-8000

Includes Rotor Inspection * Turning or replacing rotors, all other services, and tax extra. Excludes Corvette and other select vehicles. Plus tax, shop supplies and hazardous waste fees where applicable. Retail customers only. See participating dealer for eligible vehicles and details.