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100’S OF COUPONS AND DEALS!

The Best Way to Give Your Car

an Eco-Friendly Car Wash Page 4

70th Annual Garden Tour Page 36

Fun for the Whole Family!

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Golf Fundraiser for Home of Hope Page 30

IN THIS ISSUE A Toast to Summertime......................................................................27

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Gleam Guard Wood Refinishing.....................................................................32 Grigsby’s Carpet, Tile & Hardwood....................................................................8 Home of Hope and Rogers County Training Center Hosts 36th Annual Golf Classic...................................................... .............30

INCOG Area Agency on Aging...........................................................................2 Inola Portable Buildings & Pole Barns............................................................14

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Mother Nature’s Pest Control & Lawn Care.....................................................40 Premium Cabinets..........................................................................................19 Select Outdoor Solutions................................................................................12 South Pointe Chevrolet.....................................................................................3 South Pointe Honda.......................................................................................40 Spring Cleaning!...............................................................................20

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Eco-Friendly Car Wash Offers a Higher Level of Clean

BY MACY GOODNIGHT

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here is something so completely satisfying about a trip to the car wash on a pretty day.

For the absolute best clean in Claremore, West Side Car Wash hits the spot.

The facility, located at 122 N. Davis Ave. has been the highest quality

wash in town since August 2019.

People from surrounding cities drive to take advantage of their automatic and self-serve wash bays.

It is open 24 hours a day with lights on until midnight and maintains 14 on-site cameras for increased safety at all times. With attention to detail unlike any other, West Side Car Wash provides an unsurpassed, innovative approach for your car washing experience.

Their automatic wash offers an advanced approach to cleaning using the new 3D scanning process as your vehicle enters the bay allowing the machine to reach Above: Located at 122 N. Davis Ave. in Claremore, West Side Car Wash offers selfserve bays as well as an automatic wash.

Left: The water is distributed using a reverse osmosis filtering system for 99.9 percent H2O.

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every part of your car for an optimized clean. Moreover, the Soft Touch brushes are more like sponges that are designed not to hold dirt for an even safer wash performance. With 3 levels of washes, the Ultimate wash provides the best value with an undercarriage wash, bug-off soap, Triple Foam Soap, Spot-Free rinse, Rain Shield and dryer to complete the process.

For those who love to wash their car by hand, the self-serve bays have all the details covered right down to a drying system. Palm Dryers are in place in each bay providing a way to dry a vehicle or motorcycle with ease. A vending machine is also on-site for the purchase of microfiber towels, glass cleaner, Armor All products and of course, Little Trees Air Fresheners. Plus, what car wash would be complete without the 4 vacuum islands.

Keeping with technology, a free app is available to download specific to West Side allowing users to purchase washes right from their phones. The most popular part of the app is the Wash Club. A member can come in once a day for 30 days and pay one low price for the entire month.

Even if you come through the automatic once a week it will pay for itself. The app is convenient and a money-saver.

West Side is proud to offer an eco-friendlier choice when it comes to car washing with the automatic wash only using 35 gallons of water per use.

“Statistically speaking, a person can use up to 100 gallons of water when washing their car at home,” said Greg. The car wash also offers the highest quality detergents

“Seeing them satisfied and knowing they got a good wash is the best reward.”

Above: Owners, Susan and Greg Todd, take great pride in providing the best car wash experience in Claremore.

and water that is filtered through a softener and Reverse Osmosis system making the Spot-Free rinse nearly 99 percent pure H2O. Also, three industrial-sized water heaters allow for hotter water to clean better and break down dirt and road grime.

Above all else, customers will receive the most exceptional and friendly service in town. “I like talking to people and helping out

wherever I can,” Greg said. “Seeing them satisfied and knowing they got a good wash is the best reward.”

Follow them on Facebook and download the app at West Side Car Wash.

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Fun for the Entire Family!

The Will Rogers Memorial Museum in Claremore is host to many unique activities for young and old alike.

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pring has sprung at the Will Rogers Memorial Museum and events this year are more fun than ever! Event dates are planned to include a “Barter Bash” for kids to trade toys, “Family Days” where you can participate in live demonstrations, “Shindig” with live music, and “Movie Night” in their newly renovated Will Rogers Theatre.

There is more to do, see and participate in than ever before with more events on the horizon.

Will’s Barter Bash is being held on the museum lawn the second Saturday of each month April thru October, from 1 p.m. to

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3 p.m. Bring a blanket and set up beside the sunken gardens with plenty of space. Kids can trade toys, games and other fun items.

There is no money, all bartering.

You won’t want to miss the first one on April 10, 2021.

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Next up are Family Days held on the third Saturday of the month, April thru October.

Future “Family Days” will explore the Victorian Era of Will’s time with a High Wheel demonstration with Bob Allen from Bike About Bicycles, Lawn Games and Lemonade, the History of Snow Cones, Women’s Suffrage, Life in the early 1900s and enjoy family-friendly activities and demonstrations such as corn grinding, butter churning, 19thcentury games, candle dipping, wool spinning and corn husk dolls. Last but not least, join Lea McCormick for traditional basket weaving.

May 15, 2021, High Wheel

June 19, 2021, Lawn Games & Lemonade

July 17, 2021, History of Snow Cones

April 17, 2021: Explore Candy from Will’s time in the 1920s. The Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory will be on-site for chocolatemaking demonstrations and samples.

Lights! Cameras! Action!

Aug. 21, 2021, Women’s Sept. 18, 2021, Life in the Oct. 16, 2021, Basket Movie Nights will take you Sufferage Early 1900s Weaving back to a simpler time when slapstick and vaudeville were all the rage. Did you know that classic movies have been trending as some of the best family entertainment activities? Admission is free, along with free popcorn and water thanks to the Bank of Commerce.

Every “Movie Night,” you won’t want to miss the live music and games SHINDIG happening on the back porch.

June 25, 2021, April 30, 2021, Buster Keaton More exciting happenings to come Laurel & Hardy’s in “Cops” and “One Week” May 28, 2021, Will include the Tuesday Night Lecture “Blotto” Rogers in “Doubting Series, Wild West Kids Camp, Thomas” Overnight at the Museum, Halloween at the Museum, the Will Rogers Motion Picture Festival, and end the year with Will’s Hollywood Holidays, and Santa Pictures at the Museum.

Yes indeed, the Will Rogers Memorial Museum has more to offer the entire family than most any other venue in the area. You can see more exciting events planned by visiting their website Willrogers.com and click on July 30, 2021, Will Aug. 27, 2021 “Will the VISIT tab and select UPCOMING Sept. 24, 2021 Rogers “State Fair” Rogers Follies” “The Kid” EVENTS.

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Dream Big at the Spring Home and Outdoor Living Expo!

BY MACY GOODNIGHT

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Above: Select Outdoor Solutions can design and build the outdoor living space of your dreams!

ello, spring! Now is the time to freshen things up at home, and maybe even begin those new projects you’ve been dreaming about! It’s the perfect time for the Home and Outdoor Living Expo!

In its sixth year, Tulsa Home Shows expertly brings together hundreds of exhibitors, showcasing the area’s best in home improvement providers, April 23-25. Guests can explore the spacious 100,000 square foot show, at The River Spirit Expo at Expo Square, with an opportunity to connect with professionals and find valuable information and solutions related to home and outdoor spaces.

Visitors can enjoy a multitude of attractions including The Tiny Home Town, featuring homes from area builders, as well as The Shopper’s Market, showcasing Left: Tulsa Home Shows Event Coordinator, Frank Sawyer.

unique cash-and-carry items from food and home product vendors. The Rescue Round-up will also be on-site, to facilitate dog adoptions from local rescue groups. Admission to the event

Guests to the show will find that there will be a vendor for just about anything they can dream up for improvements to their home. and parking are absolutely FREE. Show Coordinator, Frank Sawyer, believes in Tulsa Home Shows efforts as a great way to promote a business. “If someone is looking for something for their home, and

they come to a show, they can find credible service providers,” he said. “There are a lot of small businesses that might not be able to afford to be in a show that need a leg up.” Exhibitors interested in participating in the show can visit the vendor-specific website at www.tulsahomeshows.com or email frank@tulsahomeshows.com.

Title Sponsor, Select Outdoor Solutions, has been the key supporter of the Expo from its conception. Locally owned and operated by engineers, they provide innovative design and construction for any home improvement project. They are members of the Home Builders Association of Greater Tulsa, including special membership in the association’s Remodeling Council. Their expertise is in outdoor structures or concrete work outside of the home.

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portfolio, as well as beautifully crafted stamped concrete patios.

They have provided many very happy customers with dream home elements such as stone fire only companies in the area to offer features, outdoor kitchens and it. Select Outdoor Solutions will retention walls, as well as pool be providing a Belgard Fire Pit, remodels. One of the most exciting valued at over $1,000, to one lucky new services they can provide is winner of a drawing to be held the installation of a unique pergola Sunday of the event. cover that provides just the right The Spring show’s featured amount of shade and light while exhibitor is Roofhawk, providing protection below specializing in any kind of roofing. from the elements. The roofing “They are very professional – one material is available in clear or of the top companies in Tulsa,” bronze, and they are one of the

said Frank. “They do it right the first time and build it to last.”

Guests to the show will find that there will be a vendor for just about anything they can dream up for improvements to their home.

The Home and Outdoor Living Expo will be open Friday, April 23, from 12 p.m.-7 p.m.; Saturday, April 24, from 9 a.m.-7 p.m.; and Sunday, April 25, from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. With construction taking place at the front entrance of the Expo building, the best entry will be on the North side of the building. A COVID-19 safety plan approved by the County Health Department will be in place. For more information, visit their website at www.springhomeexpo. com.

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Spring Cleaning!

Great Ways to Keep Your Home Safe and Smelling Great

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inter has finally faded away and spring colors are in bloom. While it might look restorative outside your home, your chimney and dryer vents may still be dealing with a gloomy, cold weather hangover. A good spring cleaning is an opportunity to refresh your home and enable you to enjoy all the benefits of Oklahoma’s seasonal change.

Here are a few reasons why spring cleaning is important: • Breathing – Seems like a simple issue considering it’s a necessity of life. But when your home is lingering of creosote and ash the air becomes stagnant, and your respiratory health suffers. A solid spring chimney cleaning improves the air quality of your home and makes you feel better.

With a clean smelling chimney, your mood will improve and you’ll be open to welcoming visitors.

• Safety - Approximately 23,000 chimney fires occur every year, causing nearly a billion dollars in damage, and potentially the loss of lives. Having your chimney professionally cleaned annually will help you avoid a disaster.

• As for your dryer vent, lint doesn’t Left: For over 43 years, Black Hat Cleaning Services owner David Harris, Sr. has been serving N.E. Oklahoma.

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just accumulate in your lint trap; signs your dryer vents are beginning to it can also build up in your dryer get clogged and need to be cleaned. vents. As most of us know, this lint • Regular loads of clothes are not dry is extremely flammable; it is the after a full cycle. buildup of this lint that can lead to • Clothes or the dryer are too hot to dryer fires. touch after use.

Why have your dryer vents • The inside of the dryer has a damp, professionally cleaned. musty odor.

As lint and other debris build up in • Loads begin taking progressively the dryer vents, it constricts airflow to longer and longer to dry completely. the dryer. With less air, the dryer is • The laundry room or area around forced to work harder to heat the the dryer becomes significantly air, producing hotter and hotter air warmer after use. as the dryer vents get progressively • More lint is found in the lint trap or more clogged. If the dryer vents are can be seen around exterior vents. not cleaned, the superheated air can By having your dryer vents ignite the lint in the vents and lead to professionally cleaned, you can help a home fire. protect your family by significantly The U.S. Consumer Product Safety reducing the risk of a dryer fire in Commission estimates that clogged your home. dryer vents are the cause of more than Black Hat Cleaning Services Owner 15,000 home fires each year. These dryer David Harris, Sr. helps homeowners fires cause more than $200 million in with honesty, integrity and damages to homes and properties – but unsurpassed professionalism. When can be largely prevented with regular you see him in his iconic black top hat, dryer vent cleanings. you know you’re getting the absolute Having your dryer vents best in chimney, air duct and dryer professionally cleaned can make your vent cleaning. home safer by reducing the risk of a David Harris, Sr. started his chimney dryer fire. sweep and dryer vent cleaning business Signs your dryer vents may be in 1977. Over the years, his company clogged. has evolved into a trusted name in the While it is recommended to have your business. “It’s amazing in this industry dryer vents cleaned about once per year, to have this kind of longevity,” he said. how often your dryer is used can impact “Everywhere I go, I wear my hat. I always how often they need to be maintained. wanted everyone to recognize my However, your dryer may be offering company with my black top hat.” you clues that it is time for a dryer The services provided by Black Hat vent cleaning! The following are six encompass comprehensive safety and Below: You can’t miss the Black Hat Cleaning van when it’s in your neighborhood.

overall health in the home. Chimney sweep services, as well as dryer duct cleaning, are essential for fire prevention, and air duct cleaning is vital for the air quality inside the home, ensuring a healthy breathing environment. These maintenance services also help keep your home smelling nice too.

Fire burning chimneys are recommended to be cleaned depending on wood-burning capacity, with a standard recommendation of professional sweep every 3 to 4 ricks of wood burned. Gas burning fireplaces only need to be cleaned every 15 to 20 years. “If you’re not sure if your chimney needs cleaning, at least have it inspected,” David said. “If you’ve never had it cleaned, clean it!”

Dryer duct cleaning is sometimes overlooked by homeowners but should be a top priority regarding fire safety.

Many home fires are caused every year by the lint that gets trapped within the pipes and, once ignited, can quickly burn throughout a home. “Dryer lint is the best thing you can use to start a campfire,” said David. “It is highly flammable. You don’t want that trapped in your dryer vent as a fire hazard.”

David’s sound advice for homeowners is only a small part of the comprehensive service provided by Black Hat. Honesty and integrity are at the forefront of his business practice and what his customers see when they see him in his top hat. “My customers know that they can trust me to be honest, and take care of them, give them peace of mind.”

Over the years, just as David’s hat has gotten taller, the services have evolved to become more efficient, time-saving and thorough. Chimney cleaning can take up to 45 minutes. David loves his work and the people he serves. “This is my 43rd year in business with many more years ahead.”

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Summertime A TOAST TO

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BY SHANNON SMITH

h, it’s finally summer! The kids are out of school, the pools are open, the heat is on, and everybody’s hungry. What do you make on those hot summer days when you don’t want to spend a lot of time in the kitchen? My favorite go-to for an inexpensive and tasty meal is toast toppers. There are so many options to topping toast, and you can satisfy everyone’s palate. Whether you toast sourdough, brioche, sandwich loaf, or gluten free bread, you can dress it up with a variety of tastes, including leftovers.

Start with a slice of bread that has been browned well in the toaster. It’s important that both sides of the bread are toasted so it doesn’t become soggy when the toppings are added. I like to smear some type of sauce on the toast

first, such as mayonnaise, barbecue sauce, plain yogurt, mustard, or hummus. Then you can get creative and add shaved veggies, canned white beans, tuna, sliced boiled eggs, or whatever goes well with the sauce you choose. For a dessert or snack option, you can top the toast with peanut butter or Nutella, and add sliced fruit, nuts, and coconut. Of course, one of my favorite things to top toast is butter, cinnamon and sugar! Here are some of my other favorite toast toppers that make mealtime a little easier, and they’re great for the kids to make on their own. Find more of my recipes on chefshannon.com.

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Peel a ripe avocado, remove pit, and slice. Add salt, pepper, and 1 tablespoon of lemon juice. Mash with a fork and spread on toasted bread. Top with crushed corn chips.

Spread Mayonnaise on toasted bread, then top with lettuce, scrambled eggs, sliced tomato, and crispy bacon.

LEMON CHICKEN SALAD WITH ALMONDS Shred a rotisserie chicken and add 1 1/2 cups of mayonnaise, the zest and juice of 2 lemons, 2 stalks of celery (chopped), 2 tablespoons of chopped herbs (I like tarragon), salt and pepper (to taste). Mix together and spoon onto toasted bread. Top with toasted almond slices.

PAT T Y M E LT Grill or broil seasoned hamburger patties and top with cheese to melt. Spread mayonnaise or mustard on toasted bread, and top with hamburger patty. Add sautéed onions, if desired.

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Is it Too Late?

Solutions for Back Pain Kyphoplasty Case Study

Have you been told ‘It’s too late to help your back pain.? Through no fault of your own, have you been shuffled through the healthcare (or lack of healthcare) and insurance matrix so long that your injury has healed improperly? Has it taken over 5 years to find a diagnosis and begin treatment? Or maybe you are still searching for one.

The exhaustion is real! Just such a situation happened to Dorothy Cohen. It was a long road to be seen by a doctor, get an MRI, figure out what’s wrong and be derailed several times due to insurance circumstances and ‘medical judgment’ to be treated from the beginning of her fall from a ladder, November, 2014. She went to several doctors who said that she would have to live with and manage the pain because there was nothing that could be done. The experience of losing height and managing the chronic pain due to vertebral fractures from her fall were agonizing for nearly 6 years until late February, 2020 when she found Dr. James Webb and his expertise in Kyphoplasty.

Dr. Webb’s staff arranged for Dorothy to be seen within a week of her call. They expeditiously scheduled her for an

MRI March 3rd, and she had her first procedure by March 10. Dorothy is now in her 4th treatment and for the first time since the accident, her compressed spine has straightened and her pain, thus far, has been reduced by 75% which has made her life incredibly better. Her struggle to find the care she needed had finally arrived.

The medical landscape is constantly changing. Dr. Webb and his staff maintain Above: Dorothy Cohen the highest standards in patient care, technology and procedures. If you have fractures and been told there is nothing that can be done for you, Dr. Webb may be able to help you. You don’t need to wait days, weeks, months or years. Find out today if there is a solution for your chronic back pain.

What is Kyphoplasty?

How does Kyphoplasty help?

Kyphoplasty is a minimally invasive procedure that quickly repairs vertebral compression fractures (VCF) and restores structural integrity to broken vertebral bone. Kyphoplasty is an outpatient procedure that uses a cavity creation device (usually a balloon) to create a space in the broken vertebra which is then filled with a special bone cement to stabilize the fracture and reduce pain.

The goal of kyphoplasty is to restore the broken vertebra to a more normal height and to fix the pain caused by the fracture. When a vertebral fracture occurs, it most commonly presents as an acute worsening of chronic lower back pain. Many times the patient’s chronic back pain is getting worse, but it’s actually due to a recent fracture. Many of our patients experience immediate pain relief following kyphoplasty. It can help relieve pain by stabilizing the fracture. Improved mobility results because of decreased pain levels.

Dr. Webb – Kyphoplasty Expert When it comes to kyphoplasty, Dr. Webb is one of the most experienced physicians in the US. Dr. Webb has performed thousands of kyphoplasty procedures and has the experience necessary to safely perform kyphoplasty. In fact, he also teaches other physicians how to safely and effectively perform the procedure. Here are a few facts about Dr. Webb’s kyphoplasty expertise: • He performed over 120 kyphoplasties during his training (fellowship).

• Was one of the first physicians to perform kyphoplasty in Oklahoma.

• Was a principal investigator in the EVOLVE trial,

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the largest ever on-label study of kyphoplasty in Medicare patients with vertebral fractures with 350 patients enrolled over 24 sites across the US. • The first in Oklahoma and one of a few in the nation to establish a full-service outpatient clinic focused on medically treating the underlying causes of osteoporosis in patients with VCF..

• The highest level of experience in the Tulsa area with 300-400 fractures treated per year.

• Continues efforts to refine vertebral fracture treatment, consulting for numerous medical device companies and teaching other physicians how to perform this life-saving procedure.

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Home of Hope and Rogers County Training Center Host 36th Annual Golf Classic

BY MACY GOODNIGHT

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ll people hope for the best in their lives and tend to be more successful when someone believes in them. For decades, Home of Hope has worked to provide opportunities for people with disabilities, enabling them to create their own pathways toward a more enriched life. A part of the Home of Hope family, the Rogers County Training Center (RCTC) was founded in 1963 by a group of friends and family who wanted their children with special needs to work as independently as possible.

On May 7, 2021, RCTC will host their 36th annual Golf Classic and 19th Hole Silent Auction. The tournament will

“It’s just very much now about hope for the future and for helping people to have a job and do things vocationally again.” take place at the Heritage Hills Golf Course, with proceeds directly supporting people with developmental and other disabilities at RCTC, and job sites in the surrounding area. The Classic is a 4-man scramble with designated tee times and flights.

A Hole-in-One prize of a new car will be sponsored by Kissee Ford. Home-cooked hamburgers and hotdogs, as well as lots of exciting golf games, will make for a fun day on a beautiful course.

The silent auction portion of Left: Home of Hope CEO, Ralph Richardson, Ph.D.

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the event utilizes technology to allow golfers to bid on auction items from their phones during play. An early preview of auction items will be available online one week before the event. There will be a grand array of interesting, elegant, and unusual items up for grabs! Sponsorship opportunities are available in multiple levels.

This year’s event is even more crucial than ever for support, as operations around Home of Hope and the Training Center were deeply impacted by the crisis of the past year.

“One of the enormous things about RCTC is we provide hope for people with intellectual disabilities, including many who grew up with the world surrounding them making them feel that there are things they can never have, like a home of their own, friends or most prominently, a job,” said Home of Hope CEO, Ralph Richardson, Ph.D. “When people have a job, they can be proud of it. It’s been really hard on them this past year to have that taken away.” For safety reasons, most of the functions of the center were required to halt for a few months, as many of the people they serve have comorbidities and

are medically fragile. About half of the workers have been able to come back to work since that time. As vaccines are becoming more available to clients and staff, more people will be able to get back to work. “It’s just very much now about hope for the future and for helping people to have a job and do things vocationally again,” said Mr. Richardson. “That’s really the theme of this year’s story.” The Center managed to still provide paychecks to decrease the financial impact to those they serve, but now

Above: The 36th annual Golf Classic and 19th Hole Silent Auction will be held at Heritage Hills Golf Course.

more than ever, raising of funds is essential to the continued support of The Center and the people they employ. “It’s been a long road for some folks, so getting back to work and moving forward is what people have been hanging onto for a long time,” Mr. Richardson said.

For more information on the Golf Classic and sponsorship opportunities, email ralph. richardson@homeofhope.com or visit their website at www. homeofhope.com.

Rogers County Training Center 2112 E.L. ANDERSON BLVD | CLAREMORE, OK (918) 810-6757 | WWW.HOMEOFHOPE.COM

Left: The Rogers County Training Center was created to help those with special needs work as independently as possible.

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Déjà Vu

70th Annual Garden Tour May 1, 2021

BY BRENDA MICHAEL-HAGGARD

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ulsa Garden Club’s 70th • Susie and Tom Wallace Annual Garden Tour, Déjà 2424 East 29th Street Vu, showcases homeownerTour Chair Cindy Davis notes, inspired and professionally-designed “Patrons enjoy an exclusive Déjà landscape, hardscape, lightscape and Vu Tour launch and recognition water elements of four private midreception, Friday evening, April 30.” town Tulsa gardens.

Charcuteray’s individually-boxed Déjà Vu Gardening Gems are: gourmet delights, beverages and • Lynn Dickason entertainment will be stationed in 4747 South Yorktown Place three new private residences dubbed • Janice and Andrew Horowitz “Georgetown” just off Brookside.

5229 South Columbia Avenue “Georgetown” was designed and • Terry and Steve Largent built by well-known architect 2914 East 44th Place and engineer George Day. 2914 E. 44th Place

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The three recently-completed homes and gardens will all be open, for the first time, at the same time, for Tulsa Garden Club in its 91st year.

Homeowners Sam Joyner, Rusty Patton, and Sandy and Joe Farris, offer this safely-masked, well-spaced walking tour of their contemporary residences.

Each home is similar yet distinct, with influences of Bruce Goff and

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Frank Lloyd Wright’s organic and eclectic architecture. Outdoor living is integrated into each residence to feature the homeowners treasured roses, poppies and other specimens.

Stone Petal Landscape curated the Farris’ entry courtyard and rear gardens.

Proceeds from the community’s longest-running educational garden tour benefits Tulsa Garden Club projects, including Tulsa Garden Center. This Déjà Vu Tour coincides with Tulsa Garden Center’s reopening, May 1. Visitors may enjoy the Club’s featured mid-town gardens with a stop in to the Center and the region’s historical Tulsa Rose Garden.

Tulsa Garden Club has beautified

Tulsa since 1929. As Oklahoma’s second-oldest garden club, the Club continues to provide roses and ongoing support of the region’s historic rose garden, helped establish Tulsa Garden Center, other clubs and programs plus offers gardening education, programing and resources. From its beginnings, Tulsa Garden Club and its members have engaged the community through gardening education, staging flower shows with horticultural and creative floral design exhibits, and presenting garden tours of private and public gardens. Since the 1950s, the Club has supported and endowed horticulture or landscape architecture programs at Oklahoma State University and Tulsa Community College (TCC).

Additionally, Tulsa Garden Club helps fund TCC’s Second Chance Program in horticulture for Dick C. Conner Correctional Center inmates.

Tulsa Garden Club is a 501(c) (3) not-for-profit organization subordinate to Oklahoma Garden Clubs, Inc. and is a member of National Garden Clubs, Inc.

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Four Private Mid-Town Tulsa Gardens

$250 - 2 party reservations, 4 Tour tickets, Patron recognition

Tickets: $10 Advance via Eventbrite tulsagardenclub70thannualgardentour. eventbrite.com $15 Tour Day at the featured gardens Every effort will be made to comply with local ordinances and Tulsa County Health Department recommendations to ensure a healthy and safe experience.

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$750 - 6 party reservations, 10 Tour tickets, Patron recognition

$65 - 1 party reservation, 1 Tour ticket Patron Party: Friday, April 30, 2021

Contact: Brenda Michael-Haggard - (918) 625-1161 tulsagardenclub@gmail.com Cindy Davis, Tour Chair - (918) 645-7364 Rose Schultz, President - (641) 777-3336

4747 S. Yorktown Place

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APRIL•MAY•JUNE 2021

COMMUNITY CALENDAR

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

APRIL 6 - 6:30PM TO 8PM

2021 Downtown Bixby Wine Walk $20 per person Downtown Bixby (918) 366-9445 bixbychamber.chambermaster.com

APRIL 19 - 10:30AM TO 11:30AM Alzheimer’s Support Group Evergreen Baptist Church 10301 E. 111th St. South, Bixby bixbychamber.chambermaster.com

APRIL 19 - 11AM TO 4PM

Bixby Historical Society Vintage Golf Tournament Registration & Lunch: 11am Shotgun Start: 12:30pm Oaks Country Club 6500 S. 49th W. Ave., Tulsa bixbychamber.chambermaster.com

MAY 6 & 20 & JUNE 3- 5PM TO 10PM 2021 Gambler Crit Series

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36TH ANNUAL GOLF CLASSIC & 19TH HOLE SILENT AUCTION | MAY 7 Charley Young Event Park 50 W. Dawes Ave., Bixby bixbychamber.chambermaster.com

MAY 8 - 8AM TO 4PM

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

JUNE 11 - 9:30AM TO 1PM

2021 Bixby Development Foundation FootGolf Tournament Mohawk Park Golf Course 5223 E. 41st St. N., Tulsa bixbychamber.chambermaster.com

JUNE 12 - 8AM TO 4PM

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

BROKEN ARROW WEDNESDAYS IN APRIL

Winedown Wednesday Water’s Edge Winery 116 S. Main Street, Broken Arrow wewba.com (918) 286-0086

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MAY 1 - 12PM TO 9PM

Kentucky Derby Polo Benefit Event Broken Arrow Events Park 21101 E. 101st St., Broken Arrow brokenarrowchamber.com/community-events/

MAY 8 - 10AM TO 3:30PM

Show Me Reptile & Exotics Show Stoney Creek Hotel 200 W. Albany St., Broken Arrow (636) 528-0962 showmesnakes.com

JUNE 21 - 8AM

22nd Annual Golf Tournament Team of Four $675 (918) 893-2100 bachamber.com

CLAREMORE APRIL 10 - 8AM

Safenet Services’ Walk a Mile in Their Shoes Ne-Mar Shopping Center 1000 W Will Rogers Blvd., Claremore safenetservices.org

APRIL 10 - 1PM TO 3PM

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

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APRIL 10-11 - ALL DAY

Rogers County Fair Spring Horse Show Claremore Expo Center 400 Veterans Parkway, Claremore (918) 342-5357 visitclaremore.org

APRIL 17 - 8AM TO 4PM

Indoor Flea Market Claremore Expo Center 400 Veterans Parkway, Claremore (918) 342-5357 visitclaremore.org

APRIL 17 - 1PM TO 3PM

Family Day at the Museum Will Rogers Memorial Museum 1720 W. Will Rogers Blvd., Claremore willrogers.com

APRIL 30 - 6:30PM

The Shindig Will Rogers Memorial Museum 1720 W. Will Rogers Blvd., Claremore willrogers.com

MAY 1-2 - ALL DAY

Will Rogers Classic Claremore Expo Center 400 Veterans Parkway, Claremore visitclaremore.org

MAY 7 36th Annual Golf Classic and 19th Hole Silent Auction

Heritage Hills Golf Course

OWASSO SATURDAYS IN APRIL & MAY 8AM TO 1PM

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Redbud Farmers Market Redbud Festival Park 109 N. Main St., Owasso

MAY 8 - 1PM TO 3PM

TUESDAYS IN APRIL & MAY 10AM TO 1PM

3140 Dave Wilber Ln., Claremore homeofhope.com Barter Bash Will Rogers Memorial Museum 1720 W. Will Rogers Blvd., Claremore willrogers.com

MAY 29-31 - ALL DAY Oklahoma Kansas Welsh Pony Society Competition

Claremore Expo Center

400 Veterans Parkway, Claremore visitclaremore.org

JUNE 12-13 - ALL DAY

Oklahoma Dressage Society Horse Show Claremore Expo Center 400 Veterans Parkway, Claremore visitclaremore.org

JUNE 26-27 - ALL DAY

Hunter Jumper Summer Fest 1 Claremore Expo Center 400 Veterans Parkway, Claremore visitclaremore.org

JENKS MAY 1 - 11AM TO 6PM

Jenks America Food Truck Festival Main Street Jenks 115 S. First St., Jenks (918) 299-5005 members.jenkschamber.com/events

Food Truck Frenzy Redbud Festival Park

109 N. Main St., Owasso

TUESDAYS IN APRIL & MAY 10AM TO 1PM Story Time at Redbud Festival Park presented by Owasso Public Library Redbud Festival Park 109 N. Main St., Owasso

THURSDAYS IN APRIL & MAY 8AM TO 10AM

Yoga in the Park presented by 10GYM Redbud Festival Park 109 N. Main St., Owasso

APRIL 16 & MAY 21 - 4PM TO 11PM Friday Night Live Redbud Festival Park 109 N. Main St., Owasso

APRIL 23 & MAY 28 - 4PM TO 11PM Community Movie Night Redbud Festival Park 109 N. Main St., Owasso

JUNE 3 - 3PM TO 10PM Owasso Gathering on Main Redbud Festival Park 109 N. Main St., Owasso

PRYOR APRIL 10 - 11:30AM

Safenet Services’ Walk a Mile in Their Shoes 1 Court Pl. #200 safenetservices.org

TULSA APRIL 6 - 2:30 TO 4:30

Afternoon Tea at the Mansion Harwelden Mansion 2210 S. Main St., Tulsa harweldenmansion.com

APRIL 9 - 9AM TO 4PM & APRIL 10 - 9AM TO 3PM

SpringFest to Go! 2021 All outdoor event.

Tulsa Garden Center 2435 S. Peoria, Tulsa (918) 576-5160 tulsagardencenter.org/springfest

APRIL 14 - 12PM TO 3PM

Monster Chaos 2021 Ford Truck Arena 4145 E. 21st St., Tulsa bountyhunter4x4.com

APRIL 27 - 5:30PM TO 8:30PM Empty Bowls Tulsa 2021 Cox Business Convention Center 100 Civic Ctr., Tulsa emptybowlstulsa.com

APRIL 30 - 7PM

Casting Crowns presented

by Compassion International Fair Meadows Infield 4145 E. 21st St., Tulsa castingcrowns.com

APRIL 30-MAY 2 FRI 12PM TO 11PM, SAT 10AM TO 11PM, SUN 10AM TO 7PM 57th Annual Darryl Starbird National Rod & Custom Car Show River Spirit Expo 4145 E. 21st St., Tulsa starbirdcarshows.com

APRIL 16-18 - 10AM TO 6PM

MAY 1-2 - 8AM TO 7PM

Owasso Gathering on Main Redbud Festival Park 109 N. Main St., Owasso

APRIL 16-18 - 10AM TO 4PM Vintage Market Days of Tulsa Creek County Fairgrounds 17808 W. OK-66., Kellyville vintagemarketdays.com

APRIL 17 - 10AM TO 4PM Oddities & Curiosities Expo Exchange Center

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APRIL 24 - 11AM TO 9PM

Family Day at ahha Tulsa Ahha Tulsa 101 E. Archer St., Tulsa ahhatulsa.org/classes/family-days Tulsa Auto Show River Spirit Expo 4145 E. 21st St., Tulsa thetulsaautoshow.com

MAY 6 - 3PM TO 10PM

Annual Spring Luncheon & Fashion Show To RSVP call Jacki Van Cura (918) 645-4753 Benefits Tulsa Boys Home, Public Invited Oaks Country Club 6500 S. 49th W. Ave., Tulsa tulsaboyshome.org/spring-luncheon

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APRIL 22 - 11:30AM

Oklahoma Pinto Horse Association Wildflower Classic Ranger Arena 4145 E. 21st St., Tulsa oklahomapinto.com

MAY 8-9 - 7AM TO 5PM NEOkla AutoX Event Fair Meadows Infield 4145 E. 21st St., Tulsa neoklascca.org

MAY 28-30 - FRI 12PM TO 6PM, SAT 10AM TO 6PM, SUN 10AM TO 5PM Gem Faire Exchange Center 4145 E. 21st St., Tulsa gemfaire.com

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