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Realtors and Friends You Can Trust OklaHomes Realty, Inc. shows their heart for their customers and neighbors in their community. ing on their own rather than sitting in the office By Erica Ludwig Co-owners of OklaHomes Realty, Inc., Allen and Tia Stout, pride themselves on the principles of longevity, loyalty and quality of service, the same business model they have kept for the last 27 years. Their mission is to help people, whether their customers in business or Claremore neighbors. “If you’re looking for a real estate professional it is best to go with someone personally recommended or someone you know,” said Allen. “If you call just any real estate company, you are taking a chance that an inexperienced agent will answer the phone. The best agents prefer to find customers by referral or prospect-
Brokers Jim Courtney and Peggy McGeHee along with owners Tia and Allen Stout commit their work to helping others in their community.
waiting for something to happen,” according to Stout. It’s not about the size of the company, but rather the quality of the agents on their force. The Stouts know that they can do better with well-trained, experienced professionals. “In our company, our focus has always been on having a few good agents. We would prefer to focus on not having the biggest real estate company but having the most qualified and well-trained agent force. That’s what I’m about and what I’ve always been about,” said Allen. The company has several people who hold the title of Certified Residential Specialist
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Waterstone Unveils Strategic Growth Plan Waterstone Private Wealth Management expands practice by aligning with exclusive group of advisors throughout the country. By Duane Blankenship Waterstone Private Wealth Management is growing. The practice has been diligently working the last year on an expansion to align with Carson Institutional Alliance, an elite group of advisors strategically located across the United States. “This is an alliance of growth-minded advisors who are wholly dedicated to providing the highest value, best solutions and superior service for our clients. Members of the Carson Institutional Alliance operate according to deep industry knowledge and proven strategies. As client advocates, we will continue to consistently deliver trusted, transparent advice and services.”
Immediate benefits available to clients through Waterstone’s partnership with Carson Institutional Alliance include increased access to the resources of a firm which oversees nearly $6 billion in assets under advisement, fee/cost reduction, technology improvements, greater transparency, additional investment options and strategies, improved high net-worth planning and succession planning, and access to private equity managers that would typically require $25 million per account minimums. “Through the union with Carson, we now have this access with accounts as small as $100,000,” said Melanie. “By our partnering with Carson Institutional Alliance,
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clients will receive deeper insight from a network of wealth managers, proven strategies, valuable resources and Barron’s Hall of Fame Team. By selecting Carson Institutional Alliance Partner, Waterstone Private Wealth Management, clients can expect professional guidance on their journey to true wealth.” Waterstone Private Wealth Management will continue to do business as an independent firm just as it has done in the past, but it now has the added strength of Carson Institutional Alliance with 30 other firms by their side, many of which are also well-known advisory firms within the country. Waterstone has always targeted simplifying the complex financial needs of indi-
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USHealth Advisors offers personalized coverage for a healthy you. By Erica Ludwig There’s nothing quite as draining as needing immediate assistance and having a machine to take you through a nine-step process. When you’re in the market for health coverage, you don’t always have all the time in the world because life is full of the unexpected. Do not be deceived, not all groups are the same. USHealth Advisors offers health coverage with few conditions. USHealth Advisors consists of teams of hard working individuals from USHEALTH Group, Inc. Based in Fort Worth, Texas, this company through its subsidiaries of Freedom Life Insurance Company of America and
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Celebration of Craftsmanship Lots of fun, food, activities and great deals Sept. 16-18 at Refuge Lifestyle’s 4th Anniversary Festivities. By Duane Blankenship The Refuge Lifestyle, known for its rustic, handrafted furniture, celebrates four years of growth and upoming expansion this September. Festivities celebrating the 4th Anniversary of the company commence Friday, September 16, at 10 a.m. at the store located west of Memorial on 151st Street in Bixby. The celebration will run Friday Sunday, September 16-18. Owners Clinton Taylor Jr. and Sr. have announced that the public is also invited to join them in celebrating the opening of their second location in Bixby. The Refuge
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BY MELANIE HASTY-GRANT Now, I’m not going to tell you who to vote for. I’m only saying that you really must! Come this fall, there will be a shift in power and we will have a new Commander-in-Chief. I have heard some real doozies for excuses about why people won’t vote. This country was founded on “We the People”. Many lives have been lost so that we can have the privilege of voting!
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Let’s take a look at three excuses when it comes to the current presidential campaign. EXCUSE #1 My one vote won’t matter because my state (whether it be Oklahoma or California) is so heavily Republican or Democratic. If a lot of folks think like this, the polls will show it. How quickly can one person turn into ten, then a hundred, and then a thousand? That would have a drastic impact in the choosing next leader of our nation. EXCUSE #2 I don’t care for the choices. That’s fine, but there won’t be a new crop of presidents in training tomorrow. You get what you get and you don’t throw a fit. Both of the candidates have been in some hot water for one reason or another. They both have their flaws. Instead, look at it from a different perspective. Over the next four years, there will be openings on the Supreme Court. I’ll give you one guess who makes the choice about filling those openings. If you guessed the president, you are correct. Once appointed and approved by Congress, a Supreme Court Justice is there for LIFE. Choose wisely, my friends. EXCUSE #3 The election isn’t going to affect my pocketbook or lifestyle, so I don’t really care who wins or loses.
Listen: decisions about taxes, regulation and the economy directly affect your job, your money and what you get to keep. If you are invested in a 401k or have money in a savings account, what you are able to earn on your money is directly impacted by who is in power. With the stock market indexes setting all-time highs, where you’re invested matters. Elections and global crisis have caused a lot of market volatility. Make sure you have a strategy in place that addresses specifically what you will do if the market takes a sharp turn downward. If you are uncertain about how to create downside protection and still seek opportunity, give us a call. We can help. For more information go to www.waterstonewealth.com or call 918-272-1120. Melanie Hasty-Grant Managing Principal at Waterstone Private Wealth Management and Experienced Licensed Professional Counselor. Securities offered through LPL Financial, Member FINRA/SIPC. Investment advisory services offered through CWM, LLC a Registered Investment Advisor. LPL Financial is under separate ownership from any other named entity.
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www.ValueNews.com TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE END OF SUMMER CAR CARE TIPS TO GET YOUR FAMILY OFF ON THE RIGHT FOOT, AND KEEP YOU ON THE ROAD ALL YEAR LONG REPLACE WINDSHIELD WIPERS. Inspect your wiper blades for extreme wear, cracks or streaks when in use. Fall brings rain, sleet an even snow. Taking a few minutes to protect your first line of defense when driving your vision - is an important safety precaution. Plus, wiper replacement is quick, easy and inexpensive. Hummel's Nissan can help you select the right size wipers for your car and have you back on the road in no time.
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Why Do I Need Title Insurance? RCB Bank offers key insights for homeowners on this required policy.
By Kenneth Wohl Title insurance is a protection policy against loss which may arise from problems connected to the title of the property that you are purchasing. The home and the land you’re looking to buy may have had several ownership changes. Issues surrounding any of these ownerships may surface at any point. For example, a former owner may not have paid real estate taxes, or a contractor may say he wasn’t paid for his work done on the home before you purchased it. Title insurance protects the insured party from past legal issues and will cover monetary losses up to the amount of the policy. There are two types of title insurance policies: lender and owner. Lender policy is required on all mortgages. It protects the lender’s interest in the property – the mortgage. Owner policy, however, is optional and protects the owner’s interest - the property. Won’t the lender’s policy cover me? Not necessarily. The lender policy will only cover the lender’s loss, up to the value of the mortgage. An owner policy would cover the value of the property which is likely much higher than
the loan value. What is actually covered? The policy protects against any liens or other claims against the property that may have occurred in the past up to the day the policy was issued. How long am I protected? The lender is protected until the loan is paid off. With an owner policy, you are protected as long as
you or your heirs own the title. When you sell, the buyer will be required to purchase a new policy to cover any liens or claims that may creep up since the issue date of the previous policy. If you are refinancing, your original owner policy will cover you as long as you continue to own the title. A new lender policy will most
likely be required as the original lender policy terminates when the loan is paid off. How often do I have to pay premiums? It’s a single payment made at closing. Why do costs vary between title insurance companies? Like any insurance policy, different companies and policies cover different things. One policy may only cover the actual damages of the
claim, while another policy may include coverage of court fees and paperwork. Do I have the right to shop and choose my title insurance? Yes, but few buyers do. Most leave it up to their real estate agent, lender or attorney to select the carrier. You may be able to save money by shopping around. A lender’s title insurance policy may be required, but you do have options when it comes to choosing your provider. Talk to your lender for more information and ask about your rights as a homebuyer. RCB Bank is an Equal Housing Lender. Member FDIC. Opinions expressed above are the personal opinions of Kenneth Wohl and meant for generic illustration purposes only. For specific questions regarding your personal lending needs, please call RCB Bank at 855-BANK-RCB.
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LLadies Night Out The Ladies Lifestyle event in Claremore returns for another year with more fun, food, shopping and awards. By Erica Ludwig
The Ladies Lifestyle event iss mat returning with the new format introduced at last year’s festivities. The 11th annual affair is set for Tuesday, October 11 at the new Claremore Conference Center at 1400 Country Club from 4 p.m. until 9 p.m. This event is a ladies night out with an array ay of shopping opportunities as well as booths offering information appealing to women of all ages. It’s ladies choice as guests ts will have chances to sample from a variety of restaurants and wineries offering tastes. The second annual Leading Ladies Awards are scheduled to return with the addition of the “Rising Star Award” for women 25 and under. The awards will be presented by Sunny Leigh of KVOO and Media Personality Michelle Lowry. “We anticipate this year the awards will be even bigger.We want to recognize these women and their efforts,” said Claremore
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Hillcrest Hospital Claremore, presenting sponsor of the show, will provide a panel of health care professionals. Each panelist will offer a short presentation and will be available to answer questions related to women’s health issues at different stages of the their life. Dr Dr. Lacy Crissup with Primary Eye Care will also be on hand with a mobile unit offering basic eye screenings for attendees. Major sponsors of this year’s event are RC RCB Bank, Wallace for Li Life, BancFirst, A&B Bail Bo Bonds, NTC, Tulsa Federal Cred Credit Union, Elizabeth Jean Salon and A New Imag Image Cosmetic Laser Center. Admi Admission for the entire evenin evening, all activities included, is $10 with limited VIP tickets at $25 $25. Tickets are available at the Cl Claremore Chamber office.
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Children,” Caldwell adds. The children will benefit Over 300 vintage, modified and from the cruise and car show antique cars and motorcycles are through registration fees of car expected to cruise into Claremore owners. The Route 66 Cruisers on September 23 for the 9th Car Club of Claremore has annual Route 66 Cruisers Car & donated a total of $21,900 to Motorcycle Show. The cruise-in the Akdar Shriner’s Children’s begins at 6 p.m. with music and Transportation Fund from profits from their Car Show, Swap Meet and Toy Run Cruise since 2009. On Saturday, the family-friendly event begins at Claremore Lake. Over 40 classes of automobiles will be represented, as well as motorcycles. Drawings will continue throughout the day, and custom-built trophies will Club President Dwayne Caldwell with a Trophy Plaque he won at be awarded the Route 66 Blowout Car Show in Sapulpa. for Best Ford, GM, By Erica Ludwig
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Chocolate, Wine and More C “We’ve had a packed house the last two years, and we’re hoping for a pretty big crowd this Guests in attendance are in for by creating opportunities for all. year,” said Executive Director for By Erica Ludwig a treat with an evening hosted by Their focus is on three building United Way of Rogers and Mayes United Way of Rogers and Mayes 27 non-profit agencies for United blocks for a good quality of life: Counties Catherine Woldrige. Counties is proud to present their Way, 20 of them representing education, income and health. “It’s just a nice, festive way to annual Chocolate Affair at the Rogers and Mayes counties. The Chocolate, Wine and support agencies without sitting Claremore Conference Center United Way is an More Affair helps non-profit and bidding on silent auction on Thursday, October 6 from organization that improves lives agencies in the Rogers and Mayes items only. It’s a great way to 7-9 p.m. This year’s event, titled by mobilizing the caring power of counties to accomplish these network and sample desserts the “Chocolate, Wine and More communities around the world initiatives. All proceeds will go to from the area and support the Affair”, is the second biggest to advance the common good. benefit the agencies involved with agencies at the same time.” fundraiser for the organization. They execute this advancement the organization. Some of the best vendors in the Rogers and Mayes counties will be providing samples of assorted chocolates, sweets and desserts for ticket holders. Guests can purchase 5 tastes for $12. Extra tastes will also be available for purchase. “It’s just a fun atmosphere, it kind of feels like a party,” said committee member Jessica Wilbourn. “It’s a little more relaxed than a banquet, which makes it great.” Some new features to the evening include wine and a live auction. Different selections and blends can be paired with decadent desserts. mitt off th the United W Way Cho Chocolate, late Wi Wine & More M Affair (L to R): Emily Brown, B The 2016 committee Th All wine must be bought Jessica Wilbourn, Julie Adams-Simmons, Germaine Watkins, Rick Reimer, Donna separately. Grabow, Don Freed, Dee Riddles, Connie Jessina and Wanda Inman.
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By Kristin Ware In conjunction with September’s national Hunger Action Month, area restaurants are helping the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma fight childhood hunger in eastern Oklahoma by participating in Tulsa’s tenth annual Restaurant Week September 10 – 19.
Participating restaurants will offer prix-fixe meals and donate 10 percent of Restaurant Week menu proceeds to the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma’s Food for Kids program. Restaurant Week proceeds will be matched by the George Kaiser Family Foundation, up to $25,000. Restaurant Week patrons
can select from a variety of fixed-priced lunch and dinner. Restaurants will offer lunch and brunch menus priced at $12.95 per person for two courses and a threecourse dinner menu at one of two price points: $35 per person or $35 for two. Each menu features appetizer, entrée and dessert options.
Chimera Café is one of the new restaurants featured in this year’s Tulsa Restaurant Week. A few members of the Chimera staff are (L to R): Deon Griggs, Julian Dalesdernier, Jack Wood and Brad Linhart.
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For more information about menus, visit okfoodbank.org. To kick off the tenth year of Restaurant Week, Antoinette’s Bakery offers a special Pie Night celebration from 7 to 10 p.m. Friday, September 9. Tulsans with a sweet tooth can purchase a slice of pie, with a portion of Pie Night sales benefitting Food for Kids and the food bank. Diners who visit the restaurants but don’t order off the Restaurant Week menu are still able to support Food for Kids by dropping a donation into the Extra Helpings box set up in each participating restaurant. The Food Bank’s Food for Kids program specifically addresses childhood hunger and ensures food-insecure children in our communities have a reliable resource for nutritious meals throughout the year. The program includes the Backpack Program, Free Family Farmers’ Markets, School Pantry Program, and efforts to feed children over extended school holidays, when they don’t have
access to the free and reduced meal program. “As we expand our Food for Kids program to feed more children in our community, support in the community is crucial,” said Eileen Bradshaw, executive director of the food bank. “Restaurant Week provides a really delicious opportunity to help ensure every child in our community has the food they need to succeed.” The event’s presenting sponsor is TulsaPeople magazine. Additional sponsors include Frontier Produce, Wireless Technologies, Yelp Tulsa, Mary K. Chapman Foundation, Lobeck Taylor Foundation and George Kaiser Family Foundation. For more information about Restaurant Week, participating restaurants and the special prix-fixe menus, visit the Tulsa Restaurant Week Facebook page, contact restaurants below or The Food Bank at 918-585-2800.
Participating Restaurants Downtown Baxter’s Interurban Grill 717 S. Houston Ave., 918-585-3134 Caz’s Chowhouse 18 E. MB Brady St., 918-588-2469 Chimera Café 212 N. Main St., 918-779-4303 Daily Grill 100 E. Second St., 918-295-7748 The Chalkboard 1324 S. Main St., 918-582-1964 Dilly Diner 402 E. 2nd St., 918-938-6382 El Guapo’s Downtown 332 E. 1st St., 918-382-7482 Fassler Hall (21+) 304 S. Elgin Ave., 918-576-7898 McNellie’s Downtown 409 E. 1st St., 918-382-7468 Naples Flatbread & Wine Bar 201 S. Denver Ave., Suite 7, 918-879-1990 The Rusty Crane 109 N. Detroit Ave., 918-947-5454 Sisserou’s Caribbean Restaurant 107 N. Boulder Ave., Unit C, 918-576-6800 The Tavern 201 N. Main St., 918-949-9801 The Vault 620 S. Cincinnati Ave., 918-948-6761 Torero Bar & Kitchen 202 S. Cheyenne, 918-894-4004 Yokozuna Downtown 309 E. 2nd St., 918-508-7676 Brookside/Midtown Biga 4329 S. Peoria Ave., 918-743-2442 Bin 35 3509 S. Peoria Ave., 918-935-3420 Doc’s Wine & Food 3509 S. Peoria Ave., 918-949-3663 Florence Park Café 3144 E. 15th St., 918-619-6300 Foundations Restaurant 3717 S. Sheridan Rd., 918-828-0980 In the Raw Brookside 3321 S. Peoria Ave., 918-744-1300 KEO Brookside 3524 S. Peoria Ave., 918-794-8200
Sonoma Bistro & Wine Bar 3523 S. Peoria Ave., 918-747-9463 Cherry Street/Utica Andolini’s Pizzeria 1552 E. 15th St., 918-728-6111 LaVilla Restaurant at Philbrook 2727 S. Rockford Rd., 918-748-5367 McGill’s on 21st 1560 E. 21st St., Suite 106, 918-742-8080 Palace Café 1301 E. 15th St., 918-582-4321 Queenie’s Plus 1834 Utica Sq., 918-749-3481 SMOKE on Cherry Street 1542 E. 15th St., 918-949-4440 South Tulsa The Bistro at Seville 10021 S. Yale Ave., Suite 103, 918-296-3000 Bluestone Steakhouse 10032 S. Sheridan Road, 918-296-9889 El Guapo’s South 8161 S. Harvard Ave., 918-728-7482 The French Hen 7143 S. Yale Ave., 918-492-2596 In the Raw on the Hill 6151 S. Sheridan Rd., 918-524-0063 KEO on Yale 8921 S. Yale Ave., 918-794-0090 McGill’s on Yale 6058 S. Yale Ave., 918-388-8080 McNellie’s South City 7031 S. Zurich Ave., 918-933-5258 Michael V’s 8222 E. 103rd St., Suite 137, 918-369-0310 The Melting Pot 300 Riverwalk Terrace, Suite 190, 918-299-8000 Texas de Brazil 7021 S. Memorial Dr., 918-921-7513 The Wine Loft Bistro and Bar 7890 E. 106th Place South, 918-970-4766 Yokozuna South 9146 S. Yale Ave., Suite 100, 918-619-6271
The Third Annual Giving Spirits Event is coming up. You won’t want to miss it! Join honorary ambassadors April and Sid McAnnally for a gathering of friends, whiskey devotees and novices at Giving Spirits at 7 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 15, 2016, at Cain’s Ballroom. Giving Spirits helps fight hunger and feed hope throughout eastern Oklahoma by benefiting the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma. Alchemy: Turning Whisky Into Food is this year’s theme, focusing on the craft of cooking with whiskey and various food pairings. To purchase tickets or sponsorships, or learn more about the event, visit okfoodbank. org/events/givingspirits or call (918) 936-4544. Guests must be 21 years and older to attend Giving Spirits.
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B benefits can be overwhelming,” said Jami Fichte, senior services manager of Hillcrest. “It’s important to understand options available and, for anyone considering a Medicare Advantage plan, which health care providers are in the plan’s network and how access may be affected.” Medicare’s open enrollment period is October
15 through December 7. For those who currently As Medicare’s open enrollment have Medicare health or period approaches, Hillcrest’s prescription drug plans, this Silver Elite program is hosting is the time when changes can Medicare education luncheons be made. The Centers for across the Tulsa Metro area to Medicare & Medicaid Services help Medicare beneficiaries, recommend beneficiaries their representatives and those review their coverage annually soon-to-be eligible understand to ensure the best fit for their their options and the process. budget and health needs. “Navigating Medicare Those turning 65 should begin looking at options three months before their birthday. Hillcrest’s Silver Elite program will hold three educational luncheons in different parts of the greater Tulsa area titled the “ABCs & Ds of Medicare”: Sept. 22 at the Tulsa Marriott Southern Hills in Tulsa; Sept. 27 at Bailey Medical Center in Owasso; Oct. 5 at the Claremore Conference Center in Claremore. Complimentary meals will be served Cindy Loftin, of LIFE Senior Services, will present at upcoming at 11:30 a.m. with Medicare luncheons to educate seniors and their loved ones. By Audrey Taylor
the presentations from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. Booths with information from local organizations will also be available. Cindy Loftin, coordinator of the Medicare Assistance Program at LIFE Senior Services (which provides free, unbiased Medicare counseling) will present and answer questions. She will discuss enrollment deadlines, coverage selection, and how to reduce coverage gaps or get help with the process. Seating is limited, so please RSVP for one of the luncheons by calling or visiting our website. “All adults are invited,” Fichte said. “There are no requirements to attend except the desire to learn and enjoy good company.” The Medicare education luncheons are just one of the activities provided by Hillcrest’s Silver Elite program. Silver Elite is a free membership program designed for anyone age 60 plus, regardless of hospital/physician affiliation or insurance. The program offers fun educational events on a variety of topics ranging from heart health and sleep care to stroke
and cancer prevention. Both members and non-members are welcome to attend. In addition to hosting educational seminars, Silver Elite also provides membersonly benefits when a member is admitted to a Hillcrest hospital. Members staying overnight receive a robe and cafeteria meal voucher for a guest during normal business hours. Participating hospitals include Hillcrest Medical Center, Hillcrest Hospital South, Hillcrest Hospital Claremore, Hillcrest Hospital Cushing, Hillcrest Hospital Henryetta and Bailey Medical Center. For more information or to become a Silver Elite member, call the number below or visit online.
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By Kara Lovell Have you ever wondered what it’d be like to dream under the sea? Well now you can. Pack up your PJs and sleeping bags and join the Oklahoma Aquarium for Sleep with the Sharks! The aquarium is redefining the traditional sleepover with this fun event. Many
children at some point imagine a life among the fish and creatures below the surface. Now they can make this fantasy a reality and spend a night with friends sleeping at the aquarium, gazing at fish instead of stars. If sharks aren’t your idea of a relaxing night sleep, then
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continued from page 1 the needs of the client. Each advisor recognizes that each person is different and therefore has different levels of health and concerns. “We specify our plans according to what our clients need and what their health levels are,” said Tulsa Field Sales Leader, Becky Brown. “There’s an approval process where we do a needs analysis to individualize different plans.” The company’s individualized approach has led to Oklahoma and many other successful markets. And the outside world is taking note. USHealth Advisors was awarded the
Gold Company of the Year for Accounting, Banking, Financial and Insurance Award as well as the Golden Insurance Company of the year at the 2016 American Business Awards. CEO Troy McQuagge recently won CEO of the year for Insurance at the 2016 CEO World Awards. The team at USHealth Advisors is proud to be nationally recognized, but their heart is for their H.O.P.E., helping other people every day. “Since I have been with USHealth Advisors I’ve had more freedom personally and professionally. I’ve never had job security like this,
this company is like my family,” said Becky. USHA believes in the personal touch, so don’t be afraid to give them a call with any questions. Becky and the Tulsa team want to help you get the health coverage policy that you need that meets your budget. “Ask lots of questions,” said Becky. “You should trust whom you’re getting coverage from, talk to a person instead of a machine. Get educated and research to make sure that what you’re purchasing is the right fit for you.” If you’re in the market for health
Celebration of Craftsmanship Lifestyle’s mattress and home furniture store hosts a showroom featuring mattresses and main-stream mountain modern traditional furniture reflecting the latest furniture trends. The new bedding and mattress store is located at 8 West Dawes in downtown Bixby while the clearance store is located at 4 West Dawes. After September 18, store hours will be 10-6 Monday-Saturday and 1-4 on Sundays. The anniversary occasion will be complete with a cookout providing free burgers, hot dogs and chips
to the public. The Taylors hope you and your family will join them in the festivities. All sales will be tax free for the three day period at both Bixby locations and local furniture artisans will be on site to talk with you about their creations. The Refuge Lifestyle features furniture that is 100% Americanmade with a rustic elegance.Much of today’s furniture design is a mixture of new & old. Reclaimed woods, live edge slabs and organic shapes are being paired with modern, linear furniture design, polished & brushed
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