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IN THIS ISSUE A Bucket Approach to Investing................................................... 20 Advanced Vision Center..........................................................................13 BA Med Spa............................................................................................11 BMW of Tulsa..........................................................................................21 Browning Clinical Hypnotherapy...........................................................36 Chair-ity Auction......................................................................... 8 Claremore Expo Center...........................................................................26 Community Calendar.................................................................. 38 Crusader Tactical.....................................................................................29 Derksen Portable Buildings....................................................................25 Edible Arrangements..............................................................................31 Fit For Her...............................................................................................36 Flying Tee................................................................................................27 Gardenia Mercantile...............................................................................29 Good Samaritan Ministry.......................................................................37 Goodwill.................................................................................................27 H&R Block...............................................................................................31 Home of Hope........................................................................................39 Inola Portable Buildings & Pole Barns....................................................21 iO Pure....................................................................................................24 J.David Jewelry......................................................................................26 Jack Kissee Ford.....................................................................................6 Jersey Mike’s Sub...................................................................................40 Jim Glover Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Fiat.............................................5 Jim Glover on the River..........................................................................40 Kitchen and Bath Dream Maker................................................... 22 Miracle-Ear.............................................................................................11 Mother Nature’s Pest Control & Lawn Care.............................................40 NuRoof, Inc.............................................................................................27 OK40 Ranch, Weddings & Events...........................................................30 OklaHomes Realty, Inc............................................................................19 PAC Director Mark Frie Recipient of 2018 Governor’s Arts Award.... 18 PermaSeal..............................................................................................15 Pioneer Financial Group.........................................................................31 RCB Bank................................................................................................13 Rogers County Youth Services Mad Hatters Tea Party.............................37 Route 66 Chevrolet.................................................................................3,26 Route 66 Chevy Customs.......................................................................28 Route 66 Nissan.....................................................................................2 SERVPRO Fire, Water - 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“piano bar” for drink service. It is sure to be a hit with attendees! ‘Grazing Stations’ hosting finger foods and drinks will be included in the price of admission. Guests are invited to dress for the occasion, donning costumes reflecting the Roaring Twenties. There will be a Peoples’ Choice awarded for the best costume. Of course, if a flapper is not your style, come as you are— costumes are not required. “Volunteers for Youth serves Rogers County youth by beautifully executing seven programs, each stemming from its core mission to mentor today’s youth,” explains Mendy Stone, Community Liaison. The programs include: the aforementioned U-Turn Academy, offering counseling and education for students on long-term suspension from school; BLAST, an after school program for grades 6-8; PAL, a mentoring program, matching public school students with caring adult mentors; and StepUp, a diversion program for juvenile first offenders. VFY also offers prevention programs such as its tribal partnership (Cherokee Nation) to battle prescription drug abuse; a Drug Fee Communities project to educate youth on the dangers of alcohol/tobacco/other drugs; and a SATURDAY, MARCH 3RD AT 6:30 P.M. Healthy Living Program funded by CLAREMORE CONFERENCE CENTER our state’s tobacco settlement trust. 1400 COUNTRY CLUB ROAD Th rough its extensive CLAREMORE, OK 74017 programming, VFY has served COME AS YOU ARE OR DRESS TO THEME OF over 5,500 youth. Accordingly, it ROARING TWENTIES relies heavily on ongoing corporate INDIVIDUAL TICKETS ON SALE NOW FOR $25/EACH sponsorships and private donations OR 2 FOR $40 ($30/EA. AT THE DOOR) OR TAKE to operate. The Chair-ity Auction ADVANTAGE OF SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES is one way to get involved and to ensure the work of each of (PLATINUM LEVEL, GOLD LEVEL OR SILVER LEVEL) the programs is able to continue. LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE Sponsorship opportunities are CALL: 918-343-2530 FOR ADVANCE TICKETS tep into a bygone era, the Roaring Twenties, for an evening of entertainment and a chance to positively impact local youth! Make plans now to attend the annual Chair-ity Auction celebrating the 20th anniversary of Volunteers for Youth (VFY). The fun-filled evening will feature both a live and silent auction chock-full of amazing items, ranging from home décor to hunting gear; from valuable services to entertainment packages. Individuals and businesses are invited to donate items, goods or services to be auctioned. And, true to the event’s name, plenty of one-of-a-kind furniture pieces will be up for grabs, including the much-anticipated and featured furniture creation refurbished and repurposed by students of one of the VFY’s programs, the U-Turn Academy. Each year, the students at the U-Turn Academy turn an old, lifeless piece of discarded furniture into something beautiful and memorable. This year’s piece, a Baldwin piano, circa 1935, was donated and is being transformed into a

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available for attendees and are offered, affordably, at the following levels: Platinum Level ($500), Gold Level ($250) and Silver Level ($150). “Your short-term presence makes for a long-term impact,” explains Stone, so buy your tickets or donate today!

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“Most long-term suspensions are due to students possessing drugs, alcohol or weapons at school. They are at a crossroads. Without intervention it is very likely that the student will not return to school after the suspension, or, if he or she does, he or she will ultimately drop out, having fallen behind academically and unequipped to handle things otherwise.”

he maxim provides: the best predictor of future behavior is past behavior. The U-Turn Academy of Volunteers for Youth is changing that when it comes to at-risk adolescents in Rogers County. U-Turn, now in its fifth year, has demonstrated a whopping 81% success rate in assisting at-risk students with a successful transition from a longterm suspension back into their home schools—oftentimes, ahead of schedule. John Killebrew, U-Turn Academy Project Director states: “Most long-term suspensions are due to students possessing drugs, alcohol or weapons at school. They are at a crossroads. Without intervention it is very likely that the student will not return to school after the suspension, or, if he or she does, he or she will ultimately drop out, having fallen behind academically and unequipped to handle things otherwise.” U-Turn fills these critical gaps. When a Rogers County school suspends a student age 12-18, the school may refer to U-Turn. U-Turn, then, determines whether the suspended student is a good match for services. Initially, the student and parent must meet with U-Turn to discuss the expectations of the program, as accountability is central to success. Once enrolled, the student is required to attend U-Turn during the scheduled hours each day to complete the assignments provided by the home school. Continual monitoring and support onsite by a certified instructor and paraprofessional occur, as do

weekly communications between U-Turn and the home school, ensuring advancement. The student also receives counseling by licensed therapists from Grand Lake Mental Health Center during school hours at no cost. Moreover, U-Turn provides wraparound services to the student and family via group and individual counseling throughout enrollment and monthly family nights which include dinner and a motivational guest speaker. While in attendance, the students participate in an extracurricular project. One such meaningful project is allowing the students to refurbish an old piece of furniture for the annual Volunteers for Youth Chair-ity Auction (this year’s event is on March 3). A battered and scarred piece, restored to a purposeful future is, in many ways, reflective of the lives transformed by the U-Turn program. Former students have even begun to return as adult mentors and volunteers to the program, evidence of the transformation. As successful as U-Turn has been, however, its future remains unpredictable. With the expiration of the original grant, U-Turn now exists solely on private donations. Therefore, donations are critical from would-be corporate sponsors and individuals, alike. Donate today to change a life!

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The 11th Annual

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inception. So much so, in fact, that the venue has been changed from its original location. “RSU and Sodexo have been so generous to partner with us in donating the facilities and staffing for this event, and we are so grateful, “ McSpadden adds. RCYS is looking to add a second session next year.

“MAD HATTER’S BALL” Megan Meg n and and Ma ark k Herrin ring g hav ve attend n d the Me & nd nde My Guy G Da ance ce e ev very er ye year.

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Saturday, February 24th, 6-9 p.m. Rogers State University Carolyn Taylor Center Ballroom Claremore, OK 74017

We wanted to provide an opportunity for girls and their dads, or special male family members, to connect—an evening out with lots of pampering, no electronics, “ explains Herb McSpadden, Executive Director for Rogers County Youth Services (RCYS), “the ‘Me and My Guy Dance’ does just that!” The event, now in its eleventh year in Claremore, has grown substantially in popularity and attendance since its

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This year, the theme for the event is “Mad Hatter’s Ball”, and the ballroom will be transformed into a magical wonderland. Everything from teacup centerpieces to a full candy bar will be onsite (with no peering ‘mom eyes’ to monitor the delectable intake). Girls of all ages are invited to come alongside a special male family member—a dad, grandfather, uncle—and dance the night away to tunes sure to suit all tastes and ages. As for the dress code, guests can arrive in a limo or bring the pickup truck, wear formal attire or Sunday best, from tuxedos to boots and jeans—the idea is to dress up and show up for an evening out. “The father-daughter bond is so important, and this is a chance to spend some time together, so we want everyone to be comfortable,”

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states McSpadden. RCYS also needs corporate sponsorships for the dance which are available at varying levels. The donations are tax-deductible, of course, and contributors will receive public recognition. The proceeds from ticket sales as well as individual or corporate sponsorships go to serve a very important cause. RCYS operates a 6 bed emergency youth shelter for adolescents, ages 6 to 18,that have been removed from the home due b to t negligence, abuse or delinquency. The adolescents, while awaiting placement, receive 24 hour care, p including: i meals; clothing and necessities like winter coats and n gloves; transportation to and from school and school supplies; support and transportation for extracurricular activities; gifts if they are in residence during the holidays or their birthdays, etc. The shelter, essentially, serves as the home away from home while the youth are in transition, thus RCYS requires a great deal of financial support to provide the necessities and normalcy to the kids in the shelter. Don your best attire, grab your ‘date’ and head to the “Mad Hatter’s Ball” this year for a fabulous evening supporting a great cause!

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The Sooner A The Better

BY DEANNA REBRO

thick, lush, head-turning landscape in the summer starts in winter. So much of caring for a lawn comes down to knowing what needs to be done and when to do it. The first step to a great yard is knowing who to call before spring. For the past 11 years, Sooner Lawn has been delivering a six-step lawn care program from early spring through fall that gets rid of weeds and nourishes grass so it will look good year-round. Owner and U.S. Army Captain Michael Bolton says that early spring is the best time to begin preparing your lawn. Sooner Lawn’s six-step program begins with an application of pre-emergent herbicide for crabgrass control, continues with additional weed control and fertilizers during spring and summer, and ends with a winterization weed control in the fall. While many homeowners treat their own lawns, the Sooner Lawn professionals take things to the next level. They treat lawns with the right formulations for that particular grass at the right times throughout the year for optimum results, applying lime to regulate proper soil ph to allow maximum effectiveness of fertilizers, and monitoring for insects and diseases. One of the hallmarks of Sooner Lawn is quick results. “We don’t have to tell our customers their lawns are getting better. They can see improvement each time we’re there,” says Michael. One customer, president and landscaping chairman of The Reserve at Battle Creek said, “The Reserve looks better that it has ever looked in the past, thanks to the Sooner crew. They are very professional and take great pride in their work. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for a lawn care company.” Michael adds that Sooner Lawn’s prices are below most, if not all, other local lawn care companies. And their prompt and professional customer service goes above and beyond expectations. “We keep our customers happy by offering great service at a great price with great results. Just give us a chance to prove it,” he says.

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A five-year customer echoes his comment. “We have found Michael’s work to be very good, as well as his pricing. We would highly recommend his services.” Sooner Lawn serves residential and commercial customers throughout Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Bixby, Jenks, Sand Springs, Owasso and Claremore. Optional services include fertilization of flowerbeds, aeration for more effective watering and nourishment, perimeter control, insect control of fleas, ticks, ants, spiders and chinch bugs, mole control, turf disease control and fescue seeding. They are fully licensed and insured, and all their recommended work is guaranteed. Sooner Lawn is also accredited with the Better Business Bureau. Preparation now will go a long way toward enjoying the healthy green lawn you want this summer. And you don’t have to lift a finger except to call Sooner Lawn.

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PAC DIRECTOR MARK FRIE RECIPIENT OF 2018 GOVERNOR’S ARTS AWARD Mar Ma a k Frie,, Tuls Tulsa Perform ming g Ar A ts Cen e ter err Di D rec re tor and president of th of the AR ARTSO TSOK K Regi R iona on l Arrts rtts Allia iance nce o off Br Broke oke ok k n Arrow. Pho Ph h to by The he Sa S rah ah Im I age Photo Photo Ph o g gra aphyy

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he Oklahoma Arts Council recently announced the names of 14 individuals and five organizations that will be honored for their contributions to the arts in Oklahoma during the 42nd Governor’s Arts Awards on Feb. 28. Mark Frie, Tulsa Performing Arts Center Director and president of the ARTSOK Regional Arts Alliance of Broken Arrow, is among those being honored with the Arts In Education Award. Frie’s recognition comes from his involvement with the Kristin Chenoweth Arts & Education Fund. Together with the Emmy and Tony-winning actress, they developed the Broadway Boot Camp and Master Class programs to help aspiring entertainers learn the ropes of the performing arts world. For the past three years, students in grades 9-12 from across the state have auditioned to be in the camp and work one-on-one with Chenoweth and other entertainment professionals. In addition, Frie has been instrumental in helping the City of Broken Arrow to build and develop a creative arts center in the Rose District, meant to service under privileged students in after school programs. This endeavor is ongoing and will continue to evolve over the coming years. The awards will be presented during a special ceremony in the fourth floor rotunda at the Oklahoma state Capitol, followed by a reception outside the Betty Price Gallery on the Capitol’s first floor. Any questions about the ceremony can be directed to Joel Gavin of the Oklahoma Arts Council at 405-521-2037.

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A Bucket Approach by Mary Wood, wealth advisor, RCB Bank Trust

Legendary investor Warren Buffett defines investing as “… the process of laying out money now to receive more money in the future.” The key to successful investing is setting clear-cut goals. Know what you want, the cost to get it and how long you have to save. We all have different comfort levels when it comes to investing our money. We call this risk tolerance. The concept of risk tolerance refers not only to your level of comfort in taking a risk, but also your financial ability to endure the consequences of loss. Therefore, when it comes to investing, there is no onesize-fits-all strategy. When I talk about investing with my clients, I like to use a bucket visualization. Imagine investing as three buckets. Everyone needs to begin with a foundation - bucket one. This is your readily available 20 |

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cash, including your savings, emergency fund and short-term investments. Once you have bucket one filled, you are ready to toss money into buckets two and three, your mid-term and longterm goals. The amount you invest in each bucket varies by your time horizon and risk tolerance. Bucket two consists of low-risk investments while bucket three is long-term, higher growth risk investments. As with any plan, it is important to monitor your portfolio to ensure you stay on track with your goals. If you plan to work with a financial advisor, make sure they are working for you with your best interest in mind. It’s important that you have an open line of communication with your advisor. I am here to help answer questions you may have about investing even if you are not an RCB Bank customer. Feel free to call me at 918.342.7100 or email mwood@bankrcb.net. Get more financially fit tips at RCBbank.com/GetFit.

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Tony Sementi welcomes you to a brand new showroom at 430 S. Cherokee in Catoosa. Photos by Dana Pugh

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n its infancy, Tile by Tony, Inc. (TBT) was all about flooring. It has grown from its humble beginnings, however, to a fullservice contracting business. From colossal jobs of working with engineers and designers to reconfigure an older home into a modern-day open concept living space or remodeling a kitchen or bath to smaller jobs like patching a hole in sheetrock, repairing plumbing or trim work, TBT is able to handle it. A far cry from just a tile layer, the business now employs 15 people with varying expertise in every aspect of construction. There is more control over a project, more quality assurance in craftsmanship and skill than merely when a contractor

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relies on his sub-contractors to finish a job. The cornerstone of TBT’s success lies in its repeat customers— customers for life— that have been treated to quality craftsmanship for a fair and reasonable price. Though the employees are highly skilled in each of their respective areas and the price for any job is fair and competitive with others in the market, Tony Sementi, Owner and CEO, attributes the amazing success and growth of TBT over the past 30 plus years to more than that. “It’s really not just comparing ‘apples to apples’. Remodeling a home means that a client will have strangers in and out

of his home daily for weeks or months at a time. A client must be able to trust them. You have to get people that will respect the clients’ homes. Our employees are top-notch and like family members.” Another difference is TBT’s belief in accessibility to the client and communication. “We are always accessible to answer client questions or explain things if clients have concerns along the way,” explains Sementi, “there are lots of steps along the way, and order in the way things are done in a construction project, and sometimes a client has concerns. We are able to explain things very quickly, making ourselves available for questions, so that a small construction issue doesn’t become a bigger one over time.” Construction is a process. “There are going to be obstacles, or waves, along the way,” explains Sementi, “the key is to choose a contractor that knows how to ride the waves and maneuver through it all. I’m a really good surfer,” muses

Sementi. In fact, Sementi personally visits each job site daily. As in the beginning, TBT continues to live up to its name, making available to the public a myriad of choices in flooring and installing same throughout Green Country. Now, TBT is proudly opening its new showroom, a place to dream of possibilities in your own home. With a design staff onsite, the displays help people envision a space better than simply trying to look at a few small samples at a big box store. Clients may order a nearly-endless possibility of products to suit any taste. “We are here to stay after over thirty years, and the opening of our new showroom goes to prove that we are invested in the community,” opines Sementi.

TILE BY TONY, INC. 430 S. CHEROKEE | CATOOSA, OK (918) 379-0743 | WWW.TILEBYTONY.COM

Stop by today to see what Tony can do for you. Photos by Dana Pugh

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Health & Wellness

he idea of a fountain of youth goes back as far as history records have been kept. It is the talk of myths and legends dating back to at least the days of Alexander the Great. It is no surprise that many people the world over want to stay young and healthy as long as possible while maintaining their youthful energy. The Spanish explorer Ponce de Leon thought he would find this fountain in what is present day Florida, but even he would be shocked by what researchers found in only four known water springs today. Nobel Prize nominee Dr. Garth Nicolson, has been researching the properties of these water sources after hearing many claims these waters held healing benefits when people drank from it. These claims go back centuries, and even wealthy celebrities have been known to visit these unique springs for their special benefits. The question is, could these springs truly be some type of “fountain of youth” or healing water source? This started a journey of discovery unlike anything he could imagine. “What we found was amazing, and we knew this was a life changing discovery,” Nicolson says. What his research uncovered after multiple tests from these sources was shocking. The water samples taken revealed these springs have one specific element to the water not found anywhere else naturally on earth. These waters contain large amounts of hydrogen. According to Nobel Prize winning scientist Albert SzentGyörgyi, hydrogen is considered the most powerful known anti-oxidant on earth. The significance of this discovery revolutionizes everything we know about water and it’s relationship with anti-oxidants. The scientific studies demonstrating the benefits of antioxidants are unprecedented when it comes to the number of benefits. Some of these benefits are the protection of cells in the body from dangerous free radicals that age our cells. These free radicals oxidize our cells internally much the same way metals rust and apples turn brown when exposed to air. These free radicals are found in our environment and the food we eat everyday thus leading to increased aging of the body, with some becoming chronically ill. Drinking hydrogen enriched water, floods the cells of the body with anti-oxidants and protects them from the aging process. These anti-oxidants can also be found in a host of

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fruits and vegetables, but water is the most effective delivery system for these anti-oxidants to reach our cells because of the molecular properties of hydrogen in the water. Japanese scientists have also taken note of this discovery, and the people of Japan experience some of the best health and longevity of any country in the world. One company has even pioneered a patented way to have this hydrogen rich anti-oxidant water for home use. The device was also awarded numerous patents world-wide, and has produced such great results it is even used in hospitals across Japan. It is estimated that as many as 20% of households in Japan now also use this exciting technology. Using their innovative process, anyone can now have access to this life changing water and experience the benefits. Many individuals that have struggled for years with the debilitating pain from gout, arthritis, inflammation, diabetes, fibromyalgia, high blood pressure, and a host of other issues have reported amazing benefits from drinking this unique water. Some have reported feeling younger and having more energy throughout the day. Others have reported healthier skin and hair after using this special water. After experiencing some of these benefits first hand Brent Nicholson and his wife Rhonda founded a local green country company called IO Pure. They are very passionate about helping others and spreading the word about this unique water “I find a lot of people are worried about what is in their water and whether it is safe to drink or not.” “I also find others are looking for relief from chronic issues like diabetes, high blood pressure, gout, and arthritis,” Brent says. He and his wife Rhonda are also giving away free samples of this exciting antioxidant water. If any of this sounds interesting, looks good, or just feels right, you can call 918-747-9100.

918-747-9100 www.iopure.com

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Commercial Fleet & Diesel Service Manager

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Mon.-Fri. 7-6, Sat. 8-4 1-44 & Memorial (918) 622-1976

For appointments call Mike at (918)730-2527 or Trixie at (918)730-2338

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Offer good through February 28, 2018. Some diagnosis may be more difficult & involve more labor which might require additional money to complete the diagnosis. Valid only at South Pointe Honda. Hondas only. Please present coupon at the time of purchase. May not be combined with any other specials, discounts or advertised offers.

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OK40 Ranch is the ONLY wedding venue to offer a FREE SET UP the day before your wedding. Owner Debbie Hunter also offers her 30 plus years professional event planning services before and the day of your wedding. Our beautiful horse and carriage are included in every wedding package!

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PREMIER CONSULTING PARTNERS & AVB BANK

ANNOUNCE JOINT VENTURE BY HEATHER BERRYHILL

remier Consulting now welcome them Partners, Tulsa, and as part of our family Broken Arrow-based, and are confident AVB Bank, announced jointly a their input will partnership that will enable both add value to our organizations to offer customers organization and the additional value-added services. clients we represent.” AVB Bank has been a trusted AVB’s Cundiff says, financial institution since 1905. “Our long-lasting They have strong family roots relationship with and a history of providing Premier and Russell exemplary service to the Broken Brown was proof that Arrow and Tulsa communities, joining forces was for over a century. AVB executive simply a natural fit managers, Ted Cundiff, President for our organization. and Chief Executive Officer, and Both parties wanted Kelley Rash, Chairman of the the opportunity to Board and fourth generation expand our services family owner, will be representing and better serve the the Bank in the new partner role client. Together, we with Premier. offer more value, Premier Consulting Partners additional services, CEO, Russell Brown, has built and seamless an organization that has become integration for our a leading financial services customers. Simply firm; assisting individuals and put…it’s a win-win organizations with Wealth and for everyone!” Estate Planning, Employee The two Benefits, HR Compliance, and organizations will Risk Management since 2005. begin offering their In discussing the decision expanded services Premier Consulting Partners CEO, Russell Brown, Kelley Rash, Chairman to join forces with AVB Bank, to clients effectively of the Board and fourth generation family owner, AVB Bank, and Ted Brown says, “Everyone at Premier immediately. Cundiff, President and Chief Executive Officer, AVB Bank. Consulting is both honored and excited to welcome AVB Bank as our new partner. Principals PREMIER CONSULTING PARTNERS & AVB BANK PARTNERSHIP of AVB have been a friend of our (918) 970-4875 | TULSA, OK firm for well over a decade. We WWW.PREMIER-CONSULTINGPARTNERS.COM

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Arrow 8600 Squeeze chute Head holder Sternum bar Pearson Sioux Priefert S04 Priefert S01 WW WW XL VG Tarter Cattlemaster

$6500 $930 $200 $4995 $5995 $3595 $2350 $3395 $3995 $2699

CENTURY BALE FEEDER 7 year warranty $236 BEXTRA $595 MULBERRY UNSKIRTED $135 B&W SKIRTED $159 4 pt Red Brand 4 pt OSW Premium 4 pt Sheffield 4 pt Tex Barb 4 pt Livestock 2 pt Tex Barb 2 pt Sheffield

$64.99 $60.99 $59.99 $56.99 $54.99 $50.99 $53.99

10’ TUFF UNPAINTED STEEL

$145 10’ MOLDED TUB

$99 Sheffield Pattern

6’ 1.25 Green or orange - $3.59 6’ 1.33 Green or orange - $4.30

11’ PLASTIC LINED

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Valentine’s BY DANA PUGH

hether you’ve been married for years or you’re getting to know someone new, Valentine’s Day is time to reflect on the feelings you have for your special someone. Let them know how much you care with our list of unique date ideas from around the Tulsa area, or use these playlists to set the perfect mood to impress your sweetie with a homemade dinner for two.

Fun

LOVE ME LIKE YOU DO - ELLIE GOULDING LITTLE OF YOUR LOVE - HAIM ELECTRIC LOVE - BØRNS ROMEO - CHAIRLIFT HOLD MY HAND - JESS GLYNNE SHAPE OF YOU - ED SHEERAN FINDING YOU - KESHA FLOWERS IN YOUR HAIR - THE LUMINEERS TONIGHT (BEST YOU EVER HAD) - JOHN LEGEND & LUDACRIS STOP DESIRE - TEGAN AND SARA YOU’RE STILL A MYSTERY - BLEACHERS & MØ WAIT A MINUTE! - WILLOW MY LOVE - JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE & T.I.

YOU ARE THE BEST THING - RAY LAMONTAGNE BLEEDING LOVE - LEONA LEWIS IF I AIN’T GOT YOU - ALICIA KEYS BENEATH YOUR BEAUTIFUL - LABRINTH & EMELI SANDÉ PUT YOUR RECORDS ON - CORINNE BAILEY RAE STAY WITH ME - SAM SMITH EYES FOR YOU - EZA ONE AND ONLY - ADELE COME AWAY WITH ME - NORAH JONES THE WILHELM SCREAM - JAMES BLAKE OCEANS AWAY - A R I Z O N A THAT’S WHAT I LIKE - BRUNO MARS FADE INTO YOU - MAZZY STAR

Classics

Acoustic

ALWAYS BE MY BABY - MARIAH CAREY I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU - WHITNEY HOUSTON TIME AFTER TIME - CYNDI LAUPER HOW SWEET IT IS - JAMES TAYLOR I’LL BE THERE - THE JACKSON 5 BABY, I LOVE YOUR WAY - PETER FRAMPTON THE WAY YOU LOOK TONIGHT - FRANK SINATRA LOVE ME TENDER - ELVIS PRESLEY WONDERFUL TONIGHT - ERIC CLAPTON YOU ARE SO BEAUTIFUL - JOE COCKER SOMETHING - THE BEATLES THE WAY YOU MAKE ME FEEL - MICHAEL JACKSON 34 |

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SKINNY LOVE - BON IVER UNLIKE ANY OTHER - DELTA RAE IT’S ALWAYS YOU - KRIS ALLEN SAY YOU WON’T LET GO - JAMES ARTHUR I FOUND - AMBER RUN THE BLOWER’S DAUGHTER - DAMIEN RICE TO BE ALONE WITH YOU - SUFJAN STEVENS NAKED AS WE CAME - IRON & WINE WHO SAVED WHO - MINDY SMITH & MATTHEW PERRYMAN JONES WONDERWALL - OASIS HOLD ONTO MY HEART - GRAHAM COLTON COME TO ME - LILY & MADELEINE

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IDEAS

You don’t want to end up rushing to the store for a generic last-minute gift. Your valentine deserves something special! Plan ahead and make it unforgettable with these date ideas. Be sure to call ahead or check online for the latest details. Make your reservations early!

GET CLOSE during a special 1-hour Partner Yoga Class at

Cherry Street Yoga taught by Melissa Cameron. $25/couple, $20 early bird. Register at www.cherrystreetyoga.com.

PACK A PICNIC LUNCH, complete with a delicious

chocolate-dipped dessert in your cooler, and head to Turkey Mountain Urban Wilderness Area for a romantic afternoon nature walk. Call (918) 728-3102 to order your treats from Edible Arrangements or visit www.ediblearrangements.com.

LEARN MORE ABOUT TULSA on the

Valentines Sweetheart Dinner & Trolley Tour! The trolley tour will begin at the Vault in downtown Tulsa and will feature Tulsa’s most famous love bird’s residences and landmarks. Then, enjoy a coursed, seated dinner when you return. Visit www.facebook.com/ TheVaultTulsa for more information and tickets. $150 per couple.

CREATE A PAINTED MASTERPIECE at

Yours & Mine Date Night! After your romantic dinner for two, head to Pinot’s Palette on the Riverwalk in Jenks. Book early, this fills up fast! Register at www.pinotspalette.com, $35 per painter.

MAKE A DAY OF IT! Stop by the Pink House of

Claremore for a nice lunch. Then make the quick 20 minute drive to Oologah Lake for horseback riding with Lakeside Trail Ride. Call (918) 313-1044 to book and for details about their special Valentine’s Day rides.

APPRECIATE LOCAL ART! The NEW/NOW

exhibition features works by fellows in the Tulsa Artist Fellowship program, and it’s on display at the Philbrook now through March 3rd. Then take a romantic walking tour of the Philbrook Gardens.

FOR SOMETHING DIFFERENT, visit the Till

Death Do Us Inn event at Psycho Path Haunted Attraction for a Valentine’s Day you’ll never forget! Located in Sperry, Oklahoma, this terrifying date is $30 and it even comes with a red rose! Get tickets for February 9-11 at www.psychopathhaunt.com.

VISIT THE OKLAHOMA AQUARIUM for

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FEBRUARY C O M M U N I T Y C A L E N D A R FEB 2

FIRST FRIDAY ART CRAWL 6 PM - 9 PM Tulsa Arts District 1 E Mathew B Brady St. Tulsa, OK 74103 thetulsaartsdistrict.org Free

FEB 3

BOYS & GIRLS CLUB ART EXHIBIT AT PHILBROOK - SEE ART BY MEMBERS OF THE SALVATION ARMY BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF METRO TULSA 11 AM - 2 PM Philbrook Museum of Art 2727 S Rockford Rd, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74114 Free - Open to the Public www.salarmytulsa.org

FEB 3

THE TULSA UNDERWORLD: “BOBBY BLUEJACKET: THE TRIBE, THE JOINT, THE TULSA UNDERWORLD” BY MICHAEL P. DALEY BOOK LAUNCH EVENT 2 PM - 3:30 PM Magic City Books 221 E. Archer St. Tulsa, OK 74103 www.tulsalitco.org

FEB 5

BUCK COLBERT FRANKLIN MEMORIAL CIVIL RIGHTS LECTURE: FEATURING MICHAEL J. WISHNIE - THE CIVIL RIGHTS OF VETERANS 6 PM - 7 PM The University of Tulsa College of Law 3120 E 4th Pl. Tulsa, OK 74104 www.utulsa.edu 38 |

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TULSA PAC TRUST’S BROWN BAG IT SERIES FEATURING BARRON RYAN 12:10 PM - 12:50 PM Tulsa Performing Arts Center – Westby Pavilion 110 East 2nd Street Tulsa, OK 74013 www.tulsapactrust.org Free & Family Friendly

FEB 7, 14, 21 & 28 BALLROOM DANCING LESSONS 7-8 PM Tulsa Garden Center The Mansion in Woodward Park 2435 S. Peoria Ave. Tulsa, OK 74114 tulsagardencenter.com $10 per class or 4 classes for $35

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TULSA BALLET: STRICTLY GERSHWIN

Feb 9 & 10 - 8 PM Feb 11 - 3 PM Tulsa Performing Arts Center - Chapman Music Hall 110 E 2nd St. Tulsa, OK 74103 www.tulsaballet.org

FEB 10 & 11

TULSA ODDITIES & CURIOSITIES EXPO Creepy, strange and bizarre items 11AM - 5PM The Bond Tulsa 608 E 3rd St Tulsa, OK 74120 facebook.com/

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$5 Admission $9 Weekend Pass Kids 12 and under free

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FEB 10

12TH ANNUAL “HOME SWEET HOME” CHOCOLATE FESTIVAL CHOCOLATE SAMPLING PARTY BENEFITTING MUSKOGEE HABITAT FOR HUMANITY 7 PM - 10 PM The Castle of Muskogee 3400 W Fern Mtn. Rd. Muskogee, OK 74401 www.muskogeehfh.org $15-$20

FEB 10

TULSA MARDI GRAS MASQUERADE 2018 VFW FUNDRAISER All Ages - 11 AM - 3 PM 18+ from 4 PM - 2 AM Tulsa VFW Post 577 1109 E 6th St. Tulsa, OK 74120 www.tulsamardigras masquerade.com $15+

FEB 12,14,15,19,20 I’M IN CONTROL DIABETES SELF-HELP CLASS 11:30 AM - 3 PM Rogers County Health Department 2664 N. Hwy 88 Claremore, OK 74017 (918) 341-3166 rogers.health.ok.gov

FEB 13

TULSA AREA UNITED WAY LIVE UNITED LUNCHEON AND AWARDS 11:30 AM Cox Business Center 100 Civic Center Tulsa, OK 74103 (918) 295-6601 www.tauw.org $30/person or $300/table

FEB 15, 22

CONVERSATION CIRCLES

FEB 27

10:30 AM - 11:30 AM Martin Regional Library 2601 S Garnett Rd Tulsa, OK 74129 (918) 549-7323 tulsalibrary.org/martin

FRIENDS AND FAMILY CPR COURSE - INFANT/ CHILDREN HELD THE 4TH TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH 6 PM - 8 PM Fire Station #1 8901 N. Garnett Rd Owasso, OK 74055 www.cityofowasso.com (918) 272-5253 Free Optional CPR Card - $1.50

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Join other English language learners to practice your English speaking and listening skills in this weekly fun and friendly class.

SWEETHEART RUN Fleet Feet Sports - Blue Dome 2nd and Frankfort Tulsa, OK 74120 (918) 492-3338 5km, 10km, and Fun Run www.fleetfeettulsa.com $25-$90 to Register

FEB 20

COOKING CLASS: COOKING WITH VEGETABLES

5:30 - 6:30 PM Cancer Treatment Centers of America 10109 E. 79th Street Tulsa, OK 74133 RSVP: (918) 286-5800

FEB 23-25

SWEEPING SWING SWING DANCE LESSONS - BALBOA, CHARLESTON, AND LINDY HOP Check Schedule for Class times The Oklahoma Swing Syndicate 3500 S Peoria Ave Tulsa, OK 74105 www.theoklahoma swingsyndicate.org $120 for a weekend pass, $50 for students

“THE SKY WE DON’T SEE” ASTRONOMY CLASS WITH INSTRUCTOR DAN ZIELINSKI 7 PM - 8 PM Jenks Planetarium Dr. Kirby A. Lehman Center for the Study of Math and Science Center, 3rd Floor 105 E B St. Jenks, OK 74037 (918) 299-4415 ext. 3307 jenkscommunityed.com $5 in advance $7 at the door (check or credit card only)

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ACDelco most ACDelco Professional $11495 On or less Advanced Batteries. Batteries Installation extra: $24.95 or less on most GM Vehicles. 18-Month free-replacement limited warranty. See dealer for details. ValueNews.com Coupon. Expires 2/28/18.

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ACDelco Professional less per axel on Brake Pads ormost vehicles ACDelco

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