Value News February 2016 Rogers County by Values, Inc.

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VOL 23 ISSUE 2

February 2016

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Stage for Success

OklaHomes Realty offers tips on staging your home to maximize selling success.

By Sheryl Sowell The increasing use of technology and smart phones on a day to day basis has changed the world around us, including the real estate market. Whereas people used to schedule an appointment with a real estate agent to view a home they were interested in purchasing, it is now common practice for buyers to view pictures of potential homes on the Internet. While “staging” a home for sale has always been

important, it is even moreso now in the age of “click and view.” Staging is meant to highlight a home’s strengths, downplay its weaknesses, and appeal to the greatest possible pool of prospective buyers. According to Tia Stout, Associate Broker of OklaHomes Realty, Inc. in Claremore, “Today, buyers are beginning to shop for real estate (continued on page 24)

Get Hooked Up with the Best The newly remodeled Winganon Café & Bait Store is located eight miles northwest of Chelsea on Oologah Lake. Dean Kinzer, owner and operator of probably the most popular place in the area, the Winganon Café and Bait Store, has just completed a major When was the last time you passed through remodeling project. Many will remember the metal Winganon, Oklahoma, or stopped at its popular building look, but the new false front gives it a totalbait shop? You may want to revisit soon. ly different look. “Mr. Dean” (his popular nickAfter name) reminds everyone, “We often open before daylight and close after dark, and you can find a hot cooked meal, sandwiches, groceries, a walk-in cooler filled with your favorite beer, live bait, and Winganon’s most popular hunting and Winganon’s most popular location fishing acceslocation is the Cafe & Bait is the Cafe & Bait Store, which sories. And yes, Dean Kinzer and family purchased in 2011. Today, the combination café, bait (continued on page 24) shop and grocery store features an extensive remodeling by Mr. Dean. By Jim Butcher

Cabinet Refinishing The Gleam Guard Dust Free Wood Refinishing process will transform your kitchen in as little as a day – with no odor or extra preparation. By Sheryl Sowell

Tia Stout of OklaHomes Realty, in their newly renovated office.

Cabinets are the most visible and most used element of your kitchen. Everything else in the kitchen revolves around the cabinets! If you want a dazzling new look for your kitchen in 2016, focus on the cabinets. Whether your cabinets are in extremely rough shape, have only a few smudges, or are covered in thick grease from years of cooking, Gleam Guard Dust Free Wood Refinishing is the quick, clean, odor-free, reasonably-priced, highly effective solution. “We can refinish cabinets that are in really bad shape. We can also clean your cabinets and give them a new, permanent finish. The Gleam Guard finishes are available in either shiny or satin. When we apply our Gleam Guard system, it bonds to the original finish and makes the surface smooth and dry. The process remarkably enhances wood grain and keeps it looking oiled and polished. Old imperfections cannot be seen,” says owner Tracy Booth. “This is an ultra low odor process; it is completely safe for even those with serious breathing problems to be in the house.”

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South Tulsa 37,000 homes 74105–4,598 74112–6,823 74114–4,639 74120–344 74133–5,415 74134–776 74135–2,701 74136–1,201 74137–8,007 74145–2,496

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February 2016 ASK THE MONEY MAVEN

STRAIGHT-FORWARD, NO-NONSENSE TALK ABOUT YOUR MONEY

Forever and Ever, Amen. Tips to investing every day in your relationship. BY MELANIE HASTYGRANT Instead of discussing investments in the stock market, this month let’s look at another type of investment. Investments in the ones you love. C.S. Lewis once said, “There is no safe investment. To love at all is to be vulnerable. Love anything, and your heart will certainly be wrung and possibly broken.” Such it is with all types of investing, right?! Marriage ain’t all about glitter and pearls. It is about love. Katharine Hepburn once said, “Love has nothing to do with what you are expecting to get – only with what you are expecting to give – which is everything.” There is really no greater investment because where you invest your love, you invest your life. So, diamonds may not be a girl’s best friend after all. With Valentine’s Day on the near horizon, and all the commercialization that goes along with it, here are some practical tips to investing in the ones you love on a daily basis. • Be completely present and give your full attention at least for a little while every single day. This means focusing on your partner without the distractions of TVs, iPhones, Facebook, and Pinterest. To stay grounded and

connected to each other, you may try asking your spouse, “What are three things you felt today?” And then share yours as well. • Consciously focus on the positive things about your partner and show your appreciation. Begin by making an effort to compliment and/or thank your spouse several times a day. Letting someone know how much you love and appreciate them is an amazing, joy-generating gift. When you feel cherished and loved, you will likely respond in kind. • Make physical contact every single day. This can be a kiss, a hug, or cuddling on the couch. Couples need physical touch to create healthy emotional connections. Otherwise, they are more like roommates or two ships that pass in the night. This can potentially devastate a marriage. • Pray together. This keeps

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the relationship focused and embraces the spiritual component to marriage. Hearing your spouse pray over you, and you them, creates a special bond and intimacy. Love is an unconditional commitment to an imperfect person. To love somebody isn’t just a strong feeling. It is a decision, a judgment and a promise. You are responsible for finding ways to let your partner know that you love them. In addition to the above recommendations, talk to your spouse about how they feel loved. Utilize resources available to you. The 5 Love Languages website has a really informative tool to help you understand best how you and your spouse feel loved. It’s easy and it’s free. This year try focusing on creating and investing in experiences and your relationships instead of things. I think you will find it’s the best investment of all. For more information about investing and personal finance go to www.waterstonewealth.com or call 918-272-1120. Melanie Hasty-Grant, Experienced Licensed Professional Counselor and Managing Principal at Waterstone Private Wealth Management. Securities offered through LPL Financial Member FINRA/SIPC.

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CCatoosa: A City of Growth The annual Catoosa Chamber Banquet honoring residents and businesses will be Saturday, February 20, 2016 at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa.

By Sheryl Sowell Catoosa, Oklahoma is a wonderful community located on Route 66 that continues to see growth and change. According to the 2010 census, Catoosa’s population rose 31.2% in only 10 years. The annual Catoosa Chamber

Banquet will be held Saturday, February 20, 2016 in the Sequoyah Ballroom at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa. According to Glenna Scott, executive director of the Catoosa Chamber of Commerce, this is an exciting event for the entire community to

enjoy. “We encourage all Catoosa and surrounding area residents to attend the banquet because it provides an opportunity to get to know the people and businesses of Catoosa, interact with local business leaders, and enjoy a delicious meal and entertaining evening. Plus, we have a special surprise in store that you will not want to miss!” Acclaimed radio personalities Bud and Broadway will serve as Masters of Ceremony and provide comedic entertainment. “This is not your typical banquet where – let’s be honest – the crowd sometimes gets bored and yawns throughout the event. Bud and Broadway are hilarious, and they provide good, clean comedy the audience will certainly enjoy,” says Glenna. Glenna Scott, executive director of the Catoosa Chamber of Commerce, The annual invites residents to attend the annual Catoosa Chamber Banquet. banquet honors

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outstanding citizens and businesses of Catoosa. The public was invited to submit nominations for awards until the middle of January. A committee selects the winners, which are announced at the banquet. Awards include Ambassador of the Year, Business of the Year, President’s Award, and Citizen of the Year. The Catoosa Citizen of the Year is someone whose actions have somehow improved the Catoosa area through volunteer service, who has a reputation of good character and is considered a civic leader. Last year’s Citizen of the Year was Ronda Frizley of the Catoosa Historical Society. “Ronda was so shocked and excited, and her whole family was there to cheer her on. It was so sweet and wonderful to watch,” says Glenna. The banquet kicks off at 6 p.m. with cocktails and a silent auction, including a variety of items donated by local businesses. The program and a Mardi Gras themed dinner catered by Hard Rock begins at 7 p.m. The dinner menu features bourbon chicken, salad, green beans, mashed potatoes, bread and butter, and king cake. Reservations to the Catoosa Chamber of Commerce Banquet must be made by February 12, 2016. Cost is $45 for chamber

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Museum Spring Break On Tap March 14-18 Don’t miss the many exciting activities planned for the Will Rogers Memorial Museum and Birthplace Ranch.

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SSign Up for Voter Alert System The Rogers County Election Board has implemented a new Citizen Alert system to notify voters about elections via smart phone or email.

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Are you part of the population that sees a “Vote Here” sign at your polling place and wonder, “Do I vote today?” or “What is this vote for?” If so, you are not alone. For those living in Rogers County or Tulsa County, there are approximately 32 separate entities in both counties that can call an election on any of seven selected dates for even years or 11 dates for odd years. In today’s world, we are in the information now generation. The trouble is most election information is still playing it old school. But for those living in Rogers County, the tables have turned and election information is now available at your fingertips. After months of research and planning, the Rogers County Election Board has been approved to utilize the Citizen Alert system to notify voters about elections. The current system utilized by Emergency Management now has an option under Community Alerts, for citizens

believe that this alert system will allow more citizens to have knowledge of elections that affect them personally. As in the old School House cartoon’s motto, ‘Knowledge is Power,’” said Scotty Stokes, Rogers County Emergency Management Director. “We want to set the bar high. Can you imagine the impact

“Our goal is to use the to opt in for Election Alerts. Those citizens who sign up best information outlets so voters/citizens will have the for the Citizens Alert System opportunity to be made aware and opt in for the election of an election. We want Rogers notifications will only be County citizens to engage notified for those elections in in their right to vote, and which they are eligible to vote. Links to sample ballots as well as polling place information can be had at the touch of a finger, either on their smart phone or via their email. Citizens who only have land lines will be sent a voice recording about the election date and will be encouraged to contact the Election Board for more information. It does take about three to five minutes to sign up for the alert system. The information you will need is your name, address, contact number and/or email address. Visit the www. rogerscountyelectionboard. Danny Delozier, Chairman, Rogers County Commissioners; org and follow the link Julie Dermody, Secretary, Rogers County Election Board; and Scotty under the Welcome Stokes, Rogers County Emergency Management Director. heading.

of what an 80% - 90% voter turnout would be?” Voting is your right; use it! Voting is the opportunity to contribute to the political process, not just on a national scale but locally. Our system was created to work best when everyone participates. Your vote matters to your community, state and nation, and your vote is how you let the government hear your opinion. We live in a Constitutional Republic, a system of government in which you as a United States citizen have the privilege and right to participate. The Rogers County Election Board is excited to provide you this new tool. We hope you will take advantage and participate.

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Me and My Guy Dance The 9th annual dance hosted by Rogers County Youth Services for young ladies and their fathers or other positive male role models will be February 27 at the Rogers State University Ballroom.

By Sheryl Sowell In an article entitled “The Science of Dad: Engaged Fathers Help Kids Flourish,” author Stephanie Pappas discusses the importance of fathers and other male figures being involved in their children’s lives, writing, “Increasingly involved dads are good news for kids, studies suggest. For example, dads who nurture and play with their babies have kids who grow up to have higher IQs...These benefits extend into the teen years: In 2001, the U.S. Department of Education found that kids with highly involved biological fathers were 43 percent more likely than kids without involved biological dads to earn mostly A’s in school. (Other studies of fatherhood suggest that stepdads, adoptive fathers and other father figures can provide the same kinds of benefits for kids as biological dads.)” Pappas goes on to discuss a variety of other areas in which an engaged father helps his children flourish, including emotional and social development. Rogers County Youth Services recognizes the

critical role of positive male figures in young girls’ lives, and each year hosts a special evening dedicated to fostering these relationships. The 9th annual “Me and My Guy Dance” will be held Saturday, February 27 at the Rogers State University Ballroom from 6 to 9 p.m. This event is an opportunity for young ladies to spend a fun “date” night with their father, uncle, grandpa, or other male role model in their life. Kayla Butler, RCYS board member, says the dance is a big smile-fest. “It’s so precious to see these young girls’ faces lit up all evening; they are so excited to be spending quality time with their fathers. They get all dressed up in pretty dresses and do their makeup, and often the men will take them out to dinner first and give them beautiful corsages to wear,” she says. “The atmosphere is festive, warm, fun and interactive. It’s a special evening for both the young ladies and the men.” The dance will feature a deejay playing a variety of

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A Bargain for You, A Job for Someone Else Goodwill strives to attract shoppers while providing the dignity of a career for those with barriers to employment.

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L.L. Bean, Miss Me and more. Other brands throughout the clothing racks include Coldwater Creek, J. Jill, Chico’s, Talbot’s, and The North Face. Men’s slacks are priced at $5.99. Children’s clothing is $2.49, and infants’ clothing is 99 cents. “We have a really good selection of children’s coats at just $3.99,” says Jaime, “so grandparents can pick up play coats for the grandkids for very little money.” Ladies’ shoes and purses start at $4.99 and include brands such as Michael Kors, Coach and Fossil. Jewelry – costume, sterling, gold and vintage – provides many oneof-a-kind pieces for unique accessorizing for as little as $2. Shoppers can enjoy added savings during special discount sales each month, quarterly storewide 50% off clothing sales and a weekly 50% off Jaime Monroe, Southwest Boulevard store manager, and Michaela ticket number. Those Schweiger, retail sales associate, are pleased to offer top name brand age 55 and up can merchandise for pennies on the dollar. take 25% off their

Unlike most retail stores, a purchase at Goodwill means a great bargain for you and the opportunity for someone to receive training and get a job they otherwise would not have. This win-win situation is what sets Goodwill apart from all other stores. And it is why more and more smart shoppers go to Goodwill to have fun, save money and support a worthwhile cause within the community. Jaime Monroe, manager of

the newest store at 3110 Southwest Blvd., calls attention to the large selection of workout gear and tennis shoes that are popular this time of year. Yoga pants, hoodies and T-shirts are available for a small fraction of regular retail prices, from $2.99 to $4.99. All the clothing is gently worn, nearly new or, sometimes, new with tags. Ladies’ jeans, always in demand, are just $6.99. Shoppers will find many retail and catalog brands such as Gap, Eddie Bauer,

entire purchases the first and third Tuesday of each month. As one shopper commented, “You can go to the mall and see the same merchandise week after week. At Goodwill, you never know what you are going to find, but you can be sure it will be really nice for not much more than the cost of a cup of coffee.” “Some people don’t realize we have such a huge book department,” says Jaime. Hardbacks start at $2.25. Paperbacks are 70% off the list price. Harlequin novels are just 50 cents. Children’s books start at 50 cents. Cookbooks are always plentiful, with many vintage selections. “We are so grateful to our donors,” adds Jaime. “They are our primary means of support.” Donations at the 11 retail stores in the region and 27 attended donation centers took in 22.1 million pounds of clothing and household items in 2014, the latest year statistics available. The collection, processing and selling of donated goods provided employment for 511 individuals with disabilities and other barriers to employment. “But that’s not all we do. We also help everyday people who don’t have jobs,” says Jaime. In 2014, more than 4,000 people took advantage of Goodwill’s two Job Connection locations for free computer usage and assistance with skills assessments, interests and ability surveys, career options,

resume development, job leads, Internet job search, interview skills, job fairs, networking and referral to community resources. Occupational skills training opportunities include G.E.D. classes, workplace computer skills training, forklift/materials handling operation, unarmed private security training, A+ certification, and hospitality training and certification. In keeping with the founding philosophy, “A hand up, not a hand out,” Goodwill offers a special job training program designed specifically for high school students on the Autism Spectrum. You can help people help themselves by shopping at Goodwill retail stores or by dropping off clothing, housewares, small appliances and books in good condition. Check the Goodwill website for all locations, hours and a monthly calendar with specific sale dates.

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By Duane Blankenship Jake Nicks established Outdoor Creations three years ago. He and his team of experts consider the outside of your home just as important as its interior. Outdoor Creations provides products and services that include large pool houses, hardscaping, roofing, French drains, and Jake’s favorite, complete backyard renovations

for outdoor living at its finest. Outdoor Creations also builds quality homes, remodels condos and apartments, and flips homes. Jake spent his youth in Las Vegas, where his father was a construction project manager. Jake grew up working with his father and eventually came to Broken Arrow to attend Rhema Bible Col-

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lege. Upon graduation, he began doing what he had enjoyed all his life, construction and remodeling. Jake soon found that customers were asking him to do a variety of projects and decided that starting his own business was a natural progression. Jake and the Outdoor Creations team provide a full range of superior services at competitive rates to residents of greater Tulsa and beyond. “Our company has grown from a two-person operation to a full staff of professionals that are able to meet your every landscaping and remodeling need,” says Jake. “By remaining consistently dedicated to performing at the highest standards, we continue to build long-term relationships with our clients.” The team’s reputation for customer satisfaction has made Outdoor Creations a household name in their industry. All of Jake’s employees are background checked, and the company is fully insured. Outdoor Creations has a perfect rating with BBB and Angie’s List. “We don’t farm out projects to independent contractors, and our customers are assured they will receive the highest standard of products and services whenever they hire us to do a project.” Although Outdoor Creations does not perform plumbing or electrical require-

ments, Jake recommends companies specializing in these areas whenever they are needed on a project. This is explained at the onset of a project, and you will be invoiced directly by the company doing the service. When you’re ready to begin remodeling or expanding your outdoor living experience, the Outdoor Creations team will consult with you to determine your exact needs for improving your home’s living space, whether inside or outside. You’ll be provided expert advice, creative ideas and an estimate to complete the project. When the job is finished and meets or exceeds your expectations, you’ll pay the amount agreed upon – never more than the amount presented in the estimate. If you’re thinking of making an idea happen – a pool, patio, pergola, fireplace or fire pit – Outdoor Creations will visit with you and present a free, three-dimensional design for you to consider for your backyard.

Jake loves to please customers and says, “There’s nothing I enjoy more than presenting a finished product. It’s very important to me that I consistently do my best to deliver the highest standards on every job, for every person. It’s very rewarding when we deliver a finished project that exceeds our customer’s expectations.”

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Spring Into Gardening The Tulsa Garden Center’s free annual Gardening InfoFair will be Saturday, February 20 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

By Mike Blake The Tulsa Garden Center is pleased to announce that the Gardening InfoFair, the everpopular kick-off to the spring gardening season, will be held on February 20, 2016, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Gardening InfoFair is your opportunity to interact with like-minded gardeners and to

learn more about the gardening affiliates that call Tulsa Garden Center home. Tulsa Garden Center’s affiliated gardening clubs will be on hand to provide information and resources on specific plant topics and their individual organizations.

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Garden Deva Sculpture Company returns to the Gardening InfoFair with their signature metal garden sculptures, whimsical sculptures, and yard décor. Monarchs survive. This presentation will be held in the Tulsa Garden Center Ballroom from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30`a.m. Call (918) 746-5125 or visit www.tulsagardencenter. com for enrollment details. There is no cost to attend this seminar; however, space is limited. Spring planning is the critical first step to success. Learn where to site the garden, what the environmental resources your plants need are, and what the ongoing maintenance requirements are. Mark your calendar for February 20th to

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Cabinet Refinishing continued from page 1 The only thing you need to do to prepare for the Gleam Guard team is “open your door and let us in your kitchen,” says Tracy. “In other words, there is no need to empty your cabinets, remove cabinet hardware, cover your furniture or anything else – we take care of it all.” The entire Gleam Guard process takes only one to two days complete. Call today to schedule. Tracy and his professional craftsmen have been providing Gleam Guard Dust Free Wood Refinishing in Tulsa area homes for over 25 years. They have perfected their skill, their timing and their attention to detail. “We have customers we served over 20 years ago who say their cabinets still look great even today. It is because of our hometown people in the Tulsa area that we were able to expand and help families across the country beautify their homes, including Oklahoma City, Kansas City, Branson, Northwest Washington, Florida and Canada,” he says. The grass roots will always remain in Tulsa, home of the Gleam Guard flagship office and headquarters. The Gleam Guard team is ready and eager to make many more Tulsa area homes look their best for the new year. Kitchen cabinets can be refinished in as little as a day. Whole house projects, which include kitchen and bath cabinets, baseboards, doors, moldings, paneling and just about any other vertical wood surface, can be done in three to five days. The Gleam Guard crew will be in and

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online and are touring homes through website photos. It is important for sellers to make the home appear as inviting as possible in their pictures, including making sure the house is decluttered and clean, as well as arranging the basic pieces of furniture to create an inviting space. When a house is dirty and messy, and the furniture is arranged so that the space isn’t open, buyers are unable to envision what the home looks or feels like. The photos need to make a person feel like they would want to go into that room and see it in real life.” Tia is the certified home stager for OklaHomes. She goes into clients’ homes and stages it for them, or she will tell them exactly what they need to do and how. This is one aspect of the personal service OklaHomes Realty offers. “We follow the Golden Rule as stated in the Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice of the National Association of REALTORS®,” says Allen Stout, Tia’s husband and owner of OklaHomes. “We want to serve the public in the most appropriate way, with the keywords being servant, honesty and trust. How we conduct ourselves as REALTORS® is a reflection on the company and what we’re trying to achieve.” Tia offers a few tips on how to stage your home for sale. Rule number one: the house must be clean and without clutter. No one wants to buy a messy, dirty house! Arrange furniture so that

the area appears open and the traffic flow of a room is apparent. Lighting is an important feature to consider; increase the wattage in your lamps and fixtures, and use a variety of lighting types, including overhead lighting and accent lights on tables and walls. A coat of paint can work wonders for a room – Tia recommends a fresh neutral color to help tone down any dated finishes in the space. Varying the pattern and grouping of wall hangings can create a creative look that shows off the space of the room. Fresh flowers and greenery always add an appealing touch, particularly to kitchens. OklaHomes Realty, Inc. has been helping clients buy and sell homes for over 27 years. Each agent possesses the best resources in the business to help clients achieve their goals. “We’ve always been on the cutting edge, using all the tools available,” says Allen. “We also have an up-to-date website with a live feed of all of our listings.”

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Get Hooked Up with the Best continued from page 1 we’re open 365 days a year, including Christmas.” The Winganon community is located on County Road 320 on the east side of Oologah Lake, eight miles northwest of Chelsea. The lake has a surface of 29,500 acres of water and 209 miles of shoreline with 11 lake-side parks. The Kinzer family purchased Winganon Bait Store and its five acres in 2011. They added nine storage units in 2012 and 2 RV spots in 2014. The new store front reads that Winganon was established in 1889, but from research into local history, Mr. Dean believes the actual date may go back as far as 1869. He likes to note that the population back then was: “N-V-M – Not Very Many.” With a smile and laugh, the unofficial mayor adds that today the estimated population of the six square miles generally viewed as Winganon is about 400. “We’ve grown,” he adds. Today, the store has outstanding hickory smoked BBQ from the kitchen, a modestly stocked general store, and offers fishermen – from the novice to the serious – a fully equipped tackle and bait shop. A fisherman will find jigs and lures personally handmade by Mr. Dean, who enjoyed a 15-year second career as a traveling fisherman throughout North America and Mexico. So, when someone enters his store and begins talking fishing, he is eager to offer worthwhile advice and suggestions if needed and wanted. In the spring, he offers multiple-week fishing tournaments for those who want to display their skills. Take a few minutes exploring the store,

and you’ll find it decorated with eye-catching, full body, wall mounted fishing trophies he personally caught, as well as items historically related to the Winganon community and its Native American history of the Delaware and Cherokee people. Delaware Indians relocated from what is now Kansas City, Kansas in 1889 to Oklahoma Indian Territory under term of a treaty between the Cherokee and Delaware Tribes. The pride of the community was a public high school built and named Winganon, which in the Delaware language means “Look Forward.” The community then took on the new name. The bridge over the lake is also named Winganon Bridge. “I would like to one day open a Winganon museum with photographs, memorabilia and artifacts. That would be my next project.” Mr. Dean adds, “I urge motorists traveling in this area to please stop by and say hello. We’ve got cold beer, great hickory BBQ smoked ribs, bologna and brisket. Breakfast is served any time, from croissants to waffles to biscuits and gravy, and much more. We offer cold and hot sandwiches as well as dinners, and meats and cheeses sold by the pound. We value each and every customer, and we welcome ideas and suggestions that will help us serve your better.” For more information, contact

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Mr. Dean Kinzer with Vickie Manuel (left) and Tammy Johnson, who help create a positive atmosphere in the Winganon Cafe & Store where the “hickory smoked BBQ rivals the friendliness.” Vickie has been an employee since before the Kinzer family purchased it in 2011.

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Linda offers many approaches and instructs free seminars throughout the year on various financial topics, continually researching for better ways to assist your family. Understanding your investment risks goes hand in hand with potential returns. “It is not what you make,” says Linda, “it is how you handle what you have. You are in control of your financial success.” Securities offered through Raymond James Financial Services Inc., Member FINRA/SIPC. For more information, contact

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SShe’s Going to Hollywood Verdigris teen Kailey Abel’s performance on “American Idol” earns her a “golden ticket.”

even though she was invited back for the next season, she had to By Carol Beck-Round turn it down. She’s going to Hollywood! While “After I received a ‘no’ from Kailey Abel, a Verdigris High ‘The Voice,’ Stacie told me, School sophomore, is excited about ‘Let’s get to work on ‘American the opportunity she has to compete Idol,’” says Kailey. “She’s the in the final season of “American one who made me aware of these Idol,” the 15-year-old is grounded opportunities and encouraged me in her faith, trusting God to open not to give up.” Kailey auditioned or close the right doors for her. for “Idol” during its Tulsa Bus Reared in a music-loving Tour last summer. and music-playing family, Kailey Because she impressed has been singing since she was producers with her own a child and currently leads renditions of “Love Me Tender” praise and worship for Genesis by Elvis Presley and “Light Me Youth every Wednesday at 7 Up” by Birdy, she can’t accept p.m. at Verdigris Assembly of the invitation to return to try-out God church, where Michael, for “The Voice” again. However, her father, is the senior pastor. Kailey is excited about this Kailey, also a songwriter, also opportunity. “There’s a lot of performs with her school choir. negativity in the music world,” It wasn’t until recently, she adds. “I want to bring a however, that she considered positive note to it.” singing professionally. “A former The bubbly teenager with church member, Stacie Brown, a passion for music and sharing had left to pursue a music career her faith through song admits in New York,” says Kailey. “She she was nervous before her contacted me about tryouts for tryout. “Although we were ‘The Voice’ in Oklahoma City prepped before our auditions this past summer.” in Little Rock, it was still nerveWith encouragement and racking. I’m a rule follower,” support from Brown as well as she says. “We were told that her family, Kailey tried out and when we appeared before the made it past the first round of judges to stand on the ‘T.’ It open auditions. However, she was supposed to be taped to the didn’t make the second cut. And, floor.” However, Kailey didn’t see

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