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IN THIS ISSUE A New Dimension For Visitors.................................................................. 34 Another Chapter Bookstore..................................................................................29 BA Med Spa & Weight Loss Center.......................................................................11 BMW of Tulsa........................................................................................................7 BancFirst...............................................................................................................19 Best Fireworks With The Largest Selection............................................... 32 Carl Parson for State Representative.....................................................................41 Castle of Muskogee..............................................................................................23 Central City Fireworks...........................................................................................2 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Owasso/Collinsville 20,465 Owasso–74055–13,680 Collinsville–74021–6,882

Rogers County 25,929 homes Catoosa–74015–1,964 Chelsea–74016–2,267 Claremore–74017–11,203 Claremore–74019–6,589 Inola–74036–2,281 Oologah–74053–1,625

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GOING STRONG

For Sixty Years in Claremore

BY AMY BETH DOBBINS

J

ack Kissee opened the doors to the Jack Kissee Ford dealership, in the spring of 1958, just off of Main Street in Claremore. In 1963, business was bustling and there was a need for expansion. Kissee Ford moved to its location on Lynn Riggs Blvd. where it remains strong to this day. Stephen J. Kissee, Owner and son of the late Jack Kissee, is now at the wheel, steering the family business with great success.

In a time where businesses, seemingly, open and shut overnight, how has Kissee Ford thrived for sixty years? “It’s the way we treat people,” Steve explains. “The internet may have changed business for customers in terms of being able to see the availability of inventory, but the internet doesn’t change who you can trust. It’s all about relationship. We have so many repeat customers. We excel at building relationships, and we are here to stay.”

Marking milestones and going the extra distance in customer service are where the rubber meets the road at Kissee Ford, both in the showroom and the service department—from the first visit, where an individual is warmly welcomed, to servicing a vehicle long after its purchase.

Steve recalls helping make many a sixteen-year-old’s birthday very sweet. In one instance, the Kissee Ford team even coordinated with the parents to deliver a newly purchased

ride to their residence while they were out to dinner, celebrating their daughter’s birthday. When the new driver arrived home, she was met with a huge surprise, adorned with a giant bow.

The company has had many opportunities to serve several generations of families. One couple came to know and trust them so much that they literally asked Steve to find a vehicle for them, giving no specs as to what they wanted, and vowed to purchase it, unseen.

They told him that they trusted him to find whatever would best fit their needs.

Steve takes great pride in serving in a business started by his parents and in his hometown. He was raised in Claremore and graduated from Claremore High School. In 1976, after college, he returned to work for the dealership, learning the ropes from the ground up. While his natural family members are involved in the business, he explains that the employees of Kissee Ford have become his family as well.

The office manager, for instance, has been with the company since 1981. The sales manager has been a valued employee since 1989.

And the list goes on, every single member playing a valuable part of the success equation and translating into a great customer experience.

Kissee Ford is community driven

in multiple ways. It participates in Ford’s “Drive For Your School” fundraiser events for local districts, taking new vehicles to a school site. Then, Ford donates $20 to the district’s fundraiser for every test drive of a new vehicle. The dealership also awards yearly scholarships for students attending Rogers State University and supports FFA auctions along with sponsoring numerous community events.

Such a big accomplishment demands a big celebration. Jack Kissee Ford intends to celebrate its 60th on Thursday, June 28; Friday, June 29; and Saturday, June 30.

Customers can stop in and enjoy the festivities. There will be a cookout, drawings for door prizes and special pricing on all inventory, new and used—all as a giant ‘THANK YOU’ to the public for their loyalty. Kissee explains: “We are looking forward to this celebration and to show our appreciation to the customers. We want all our customers, our loyal ones and new to come out and enjoy the celebration!”

Their grand prize drawing for $5,000 off the price of a new or used vehicle will be Friday, June 29 at 6AM. You need not be present to win.

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klahoma Freewheel has a vision: “Through bicycling, Freewheel connects Oklahoma’s unique peoples, cultures, communities, and landscapes. We celebrate a happy, healthy, safe and sustainable Oklahoma.” Its mission is to “promote and strengthen cycling tourism in Oklahoma.”

And as 2018 marks Oklahoma Freewheel’s 40th year, they will bring their mission and vision to a road that is very dear to Oklahoma’s heart—Historic Route 66.

Each year, bicyclers who participate in the Oklahoma Freewheel event travel across Oklahoma during the second week of June, typically beginning near the Texas-Oklahoma border and ending up at Oklahoma’s northern border.

This year, the trip will begin on June 9 in Elk City (near the OklahomaTexas panhandle border), follow Oklahoma’s stretch of Historic 66 through Weatherford, El Reno, Luther, Bristow, Catoosa, Miami, and will culminate on June 16 in Joplin, Missouri, right across the Oklahoma-Missouri border.

Daily mileage on the ride varies from 50 to 75 miles per day with participants camping in rural Oklahoma communities each

night. This year, the bicyclists will spend the fifth night of their trip in Catoosa, where they will be greeted with shelter and refreshments before embarking on the fifth day of their seven day trip—a day in which they will pass some of Rogers County’s most historic sites, like Catoosa’s Blue Whale, Claremore’s Will Rogers Hotel and J.M. Davis Gun Museum, and Foyil’s Andy Payne Memorial.

Route 66 has been forgotten by the mapmakers; however, its history lives on in the hearts and minds of Americans who live and travel along “the Mother Road.”

The highway was built in 1926 and stretched from Chicago, Illinois to Los Angeles California. It runs like a diagonal banner across Oklahoma, from its northeast shoulder to its southwestern waistband. As Oklahoma Freewheel’s bicyclers travel through, they will be reminded that even though Oklahoma landscape changes dramatically as they cross the state, one thing does not change—the friendly and welcoming nature of the people who live here.

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BY MARY BRANSFORD

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hy do we vote for one person rather than another?

Is it their reputation for honesty and integrity in our community? Is it the common ground they share with us? Is it our confidence that they have the ability to achieve results? People tend to vote for candidates who are superlative at the following tasks: • Bringing new perspectives and ideas.

• Be willing to collaborate and provide options.

• Have confidence in their ability to get results.

• Listen, really listen, to constituents.

• Have a full understanding of what needs to be done to improve lives and lifestyles of those being served.

• Avoid potential pitfalls.

• Build compelling solutions to problems and needs.

• Connect personally.

Those are some of the qualities possessed by Carl Parson, Republican, who is running for State Representative, District 8.

Carl Parson has spent many years in his beloved community helping others.

He is a self-educated, plain spoken Christian man who believes in doing the right thing. He strives to put others first before himself. He makes

continued growth and success. a habit of reaching out to the “I believe there are three less fortunate and helping foundations necessary for a them with things they need. community to thrive: Biblical He has a mind like a steel principles, a strong education trap and believes strongly in system and individual building a better Oklahoma freedoms,” said Carl. “I know and District 8 for the entire the value of a paycheck and community, his neighbors, believe in using taxpayer friends and family. money to build our great state, Carl is the owner and not tear down our freedoms.” founder of Inola Portable Buildings & Pole Barns. Since He is a strong believer in the 2nd and 10th Amendments.

1999, his company has been a Carl and his wife Linda staple in the Inola community. have been married for 39 Carl grew up knowing the years. They have 3 children value of hard work and the and 5 grandchildren. meaning of building a life Carl Parson promises to be from the ground up. At four a champion for Oklahoma years old his father was killed businesses and support in a car accident, leaving his meaningful reforms that wife and children behind. help to create quality jobs Times were tough and the and opportunities for hardfamily had difficulty making working Oklahomans. He ends meet. “During those understands the issues years, my mother taught me the valuable lesson that the facing education and way out of poverty was to businesses in our State and work your way out,” said Carl. has the experience needed And that’s exactly what he did. to lead. He is sensitive to By age 11, Carl had his first the growth that District job delivering newspapers 8 must prepare for in the in a rough Oklahoma City near future and will use his neighborhood. He walked experience, utmost integrity, 34 blocks each day delivering faith and family values to the route with his dog insure the best possible Midnight, his black Labrador, outcomes for residents and and a Cocker Spaniel that businesses in the district. joined them. Smiling, he said, Election Day is June 26th.

“I was never afraid with my Every issue is important and guardian dogs.” your vote will make a difference.

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by Jocelyn Wood

1. Bring only what you need.

When planning your next vacation, pack a lighter wallet, suggests RCB Bank Vice President, Security Officer Christy Wild.

“Bring only the amount of cash you will need and maybe one credit card.”

2. Leave your debit card at home.

“Especially if you are traveling internationally,” says Wild. “Debit cards tie directly to your bank account. If fraudulent charges are made, it is possible money may be taken out of your account that day.”

If debit card fraud goes unnoticed for a number of days, thieves may deplete your funds. Credit card fraud is not an immediate financial impact on you.

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Under the Fair Credit Billing Act (FBCA) and the Electronic Fund Transfer Act (EFTA), federal law limits your liability for unauthorized charges, but your protection depends on the type of card and when you report the loss.

After you report fraud, your bank has to investigate and process your claim, which takes time. Rules pertaining to refund timeframes vary between types of fraud.

Ask your bank for details.

3. Keep an eye on your account.

“From the time your card leaves your wallet until the time it returns, it is technically at risk,” Wild says. “It is crucial to monitor your accounts.”

Proper monitoring will help you find discrepancies.

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Early detection and fast action to alert your credit card company and bank is the key to protecting your money.

Many credit card companies and banks offer text banking. This is a great fraud detection tool as you can set up transaction alerts.

Set an alert to notify you each time a transaction occurs on your account. This will help you spot charges you did not initiate. Text banking message, data rates and fees may apply.

You can also download your bank’s mobile banking app. This is another good tool that allows you to scan your accounts anytime from practically anywhere.

“Do not log in to your account on a public Wi-Fi network,” Wild says. “Fraudsters hack

public networks and can watch you from the shadows.”

4. Tell your bank when and where you are going.

Before you hit the road, notify your bank and tell them your travel plans.

“It’s added protection,” Wild says. “It alerts them to keep a closer eye on your account. Plus, it helps to make sure they don’t decline your card when you are making purchases in another state, which to a bank may look like suspicious activity.”

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GOODWILL’S 2018 HONOREES TOUCHING ACCOUNTS OF INDIVIDUALS RECOGNIZED FOR THEIR ACCOMPLISHMENTS AT THE ANNUAL GOODWILL AWARDS LUNCHEON SUBMITTED BY NANCY WEBSTER

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oodwill Industries of Tulsa exposed to a variety of teaching service learning internship program celebrated another year of techniques designed to educate him with a local organization, 501tech. accomplishments at their on what is expected in the workplace.

501tech refurbishes computer Annual Awards Luncheon which was equipment and provides IT support Alex and his classmates used video to held on May 9th, at the Southern services to Tulsa area nonprofits. This role-play customer service scenarios Hills Marriott. Over 700 employees, and how to interact with co-workers internship allowed Kevin to put his clients, board members, community newly developed skillset to use with a and supervisors. Special mobile leaders and other business partners sense of mission. After the internship, technology applications were utilized and friends of Goodwill joined in to help Alex communicate, interact Kevin went to work fulltime with the celebration at the Southern Hills socially, and cope with anxiety. Alex 501tech. He knows that he is where Marriott Hotel. was able to practice his newly learned he belongs. He is happy and really In keeping with tradition, special skills by performing paid work in loves what he does. “Goodwill’s training program changed my entire awards were revealed during the Goodwill’s retail store. luncheon. Recipients of the Graduate life,” says Kevin. “Everything I learned Once Alex graduated from high at Goodwill I apply in my daily life of the Year, Achiever of the Year school and Goodwill’s ASD program, at work. Goodwill helped bring my and Employee of the Year told how he transitioned to Goodwill’s dream back to life.” programs and employment services Supported Employment program. changed their With the lives. The assistance Giving a hand-up to help people help themselves…Goodwill strives to Community of his meet the highest standards of ethics and accountability while treating Partner Award employment all people with dignity and respect. The organization embraces went to a consultant, diversity in the individuals they serve, the programs they offer and business who Alex landed among the workforce that makes up the Goodwill organization. has provided a job at services and Reasor’s as support and explained why doing so a courtesy clerk. Initially, Alex For Graduate of the Year, Alex is “good business”. needed one-on-one support from Morris, social interaction was The Achiever of the Year, Kevin his employment consultant to difficult. As a high school student, Jefferson always wanted to be a navigate the social realm of his job he worked hard but was always computer engineer. He thought he and to learn how to move from was on the right track, but his dreams very quiet and reserved. His family task to task. With assistance from were derailed by a life-threatening car knew that in order for Alex to be his employment consultant and successful post-graduation, he would support from his supervisors and coaccident. He was out of work, forced need to better understand social to drop out of college. He learned workers, Alex became a successful, that Goodwill’s TulsaWORKS Career relationships and how to relate to independent member of the people. The Oklahoma Department of workforce. Alex learned to interact Academy offered computer training classes so he enrolled in the Customer Rehabilitation Services referred Alex well with customers and developed to a new program at Goodwill that Support Tech Class. He developed relationships with his co-workers had specialized transition training for and supervisors. He has successfully real-life relevant IT skills and maintained his Reasor’s job for five knowledge. Kevin completed the class high school students on the Autism years - he enjoys his job and likes Spectrum (ASD). in 2017, and soon took advantage going to work. Because of his success In Goodwill’s class Alex was of an opportunity to participate in a

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Pict Pi ctur ct urred ured e lefft to rig ight ght ht:: Al Alex ex x Morrris, Grad Mo duatte te of th he Ye Y ar a, Tracci Daubert – Em Trac Employee ee of th he Year, Michellle Har artm t an,, SJ tm SJH Hospitality – Comm Hosp mm m muni un nity Pa art rtnerr, r, Alex Al x Morris – Acchiev ever of the Ye ear.

in the workplace, Alex received the coveted “Governor’s Disability Award of Excellence” in 2017.

Employee of the Year, Tracy Daubert’s story began thirty-six years ago, when she was born with a chromosomal anomaly.. Her parents were told that if she lived she would have severe intellectual disabilities and delayed development. Undaunted by this diagnosis, Traci’s parents took her home and treated her just like her sisters. With physical, occupational and speech therapies and other supports, Traci flourished.

During Traci’s senior year at Union High School, she participated in Goodwill’s Transition Work Adjustment Program. After graduation in 2000, she came to work for Goodwill’s contract services, where she participated in collating, packaging and assembly work that Goodwill performs for

local companies.

Five years later, Traci transitioned to Goodwill’s hospital enclaves, shredding confidential documents at SouthCrest Hospital, and later at OSU Medical Center. During that period, she developed social and work skills and learned how to function as a member of a team to accomplish tasks. When a new position as a member of a cleaning enclave at St. John Hospital in Broken Arrow became available, she accepted it. The job was a perfect fit for her. It challenged her to learn new work skills, while interacting with hospital personnel and members of the community. When that contract ended, she joined Goodwill’s cleaning enclave at OSU Medical Center where she continues to thrive today.

Despite what she has had to overcome, Traci always wears a smile.

She is very active and loves the

social aspect of her job, particularly the interaction with hospital staff.

She feels comfortable and at home at work with her friends and staff, and is proud that she is part of the community. “Goodwill has been such a big part of Traci’s life,” says her mother. “She has been working with Goodwill for seventeen years, and if she could work every single day she would!”

As you have read, your donations are helping people in our community overcome considerable challenges to meet their goals. Your clothing and household items can be donated at your neighborhood Goodwill donation center.

GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF TULSA 2800 SOUTHWEST BLVD. | TULSA, OK (918) 584-7291 | WWW. GOODWILLTULSA.ORG

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or those who want to experience a “True Dining Experience”, hop in your vehicle and head towards the beautiful Kiamichi Mountain Range. Nestled in a 1920 remodeled rock home in the middle of the Balzanna’s 280 acre spread, a dream of owning a restaurant was fulfilled by Sam and Tami Balzanna. Moving here from Pennsylvania, they chose this area as a fine place to raise their five children. They opened “The Rock House” in April of 2012.

Initially, all members of the family had a hand in getting the business running. Serving carved to order Angus steaks, pasta and her grandmother’s crab cake recipe, they have pleased many diners.

Folks come from not only Oklahoma, but Arkansas and Texas as well, to dine at this unique dining establishment. The fine dining and spectacular views of the Kiamichi Mountains, Potato Hills and Buffalo Mountain make this a one of a kind “true dining experience”.

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After over a decade of raising awareness for made in Oklahoma products, The MIO Coalition recognized that consumers in our state not only want to shop for local products at the grocery store, but they also want to support the Oklahoma restaurants that incorporate locally produced food and beverage items into their menu’s. Thus, in an effort to make this information more readily available to Oklahoma consumers the MIO Restaurant Program was born.

The Restaurant of the Month promotion was implemented to provide additional support and recognition to MIO restaurant members that go above and beyond the baseline requirements for membership by offering a robust selection of MIO products to their

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patrons. After each restaurant of the month is selected, a public voting process is implemented at the beginning of the next calendar year to determine who will be named MIO Restaurant of the Year. The winner of the MIO Restaurant of the Year campaign will receive a plaque of recognition, free advertising through MIO, a special feature on the MIO website and social media platforms as well as a $1,000 donation to the food bank of their choice.

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Hear Ye! Hear Ye!

BEST FIREWORKS WITH THE LARGEST SELECTION

BY BEKI AKIN

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ere in North America we celebrate our freedom and those who have and do serve our great nation for that freedom. Across this nation on July 4th, celebrations will include fireworks some little, some noisy and some will create huge beautiful colors that light up the skies.

Interesting fact about fireworks.

They were discovered in China. All by accident sometime between 600-900 AD by mixing some common kitchen seasoning along with charcoal, sulfur and a few other ingredients created a form of gunpowder. Then to see how to get this formula to ignite, it was put into bamboo shoots and thrown into the fire to produce a loud blast.

There you have it, Fireworks were

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born! By the Renaissance time, schools were learning how to make fireworks produce brilliant colors and booming sounds.

On July 3, 1776, the day before the Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence, John Adams wrote a letter to his wife in which he presaged the role of fireworks in Fourth of July celebrations. “The day will be most memorable in the history of America,” he predicted. “I am apt to believe that it will be celebrated by succeeding generations as the great anniversary festival. It ought to be solemnized with pomp and parade…bonfires and illuminations [a term for fireworks] From one end of this continent to the other, from this

time forward forevermore.”

So, where do you find the largest selection? At the Castle of Muskogee, it has near to 37,000 square feet of Fireworks. The quantity and selection is amazing: imagine a Castle filled to the rafters with an array of pyrotechnic choices - that’s what awaits you in Muskogee! The Castle is air conditioned, with accessible restrooms, paved parking, and knowledgeable and friendly salespeople to assist you. The annual fireworks sale lasts from June 15th through July 5th, with special discount pricing throughout the showroom.

The Castle of Muskogee has fireworks to please anyone, with prices for every budget. There

GUIDELINES FOR FIREWORKS SAFETY: Fireworks are beautiful when they explode in the sky in multiple colors, patterns and sequences.

Follow safety rules and use basic precautions when handling fireworks so that your celebration remains beautiful and safe. The Consumer Product Safety Commission and the National Council on Fireworks Safety offer the following safety checklist: Always read and follow label directions.

Have an adult present. Buy from reliable sellers.

Use outdoors only. Always have water handy (a garden hose and a bucket). Only shoot from a hard, flat & level surface. Never experiment or

are novelty fireworks for smaller children, plus more than 400 items for teens and adults, including the country’s largest selection of Heavyweight and Multi-action displays (80+ 500 Grams to choose from). Select from many versions of specially priced Family Packs and other hand-picked assortments to get the most bang for your buck.

With each purchase of $50 or more, a complimentary Halloween Festival ticket (valid VIP Weekend) will be included. Perhaps one of the best reasons to shop with the Castle, however, is that we guarantee all fireworks to light!

Family Founded, locally operated and community oriented – Castle Fireworks are red white and blue from the foundation up. Purchasing

make your own fireworks. Light only one firework at a time. Never re-light a “dud” firework (wait 15 minutes then soak it in water). Never give fireworks to small children. If necessary, store fireworks in a cool, dry place. Dispose of fireworks by soaking them in water before putting in the trash. Never throw or point fireworks at other people. Never carry fireworks in your pocket.

Never shoot fireworks in metal or glass containers.

The shooter should always wear eye protection and never have any part of the body over the firework.

Stay away from illegal explosives.

fireworks from the Castle is just as much about family and community as it is about your Fourth Celebrations! We are proud to provide 150+ employment opportunities to the youth of Green Country during their summer breaks. Throughout their time with the castle, team members are trained in Customer Service, registers, and educated about the products we carry.

The Castle inspects fireworks through the American Fireworks Standards Laboratory before they leave China to assure your safety.

All fireworks are inspected again by the Consumer Product Safety Commission once they get to the USA. All fireworks are guaranteed to light.

The Castle has over a quartermillion people visit each year for a variety of events including: The Oklahoma Renaissance Festival, The Castle Zombie Run, the Halloween Festival, the Boare’s Head Feast, and Castle Christmas, plus weddings, and private and corporate gatherings. The Castle of Muskogee is Oklahoma’s Gateway to Another World!

The Castle’s fireworks shopping hours and dates are: June 15 - June 28, 10:00 am till 9:00 pm; June 29 – July 4, 9:00 am till 10:00 pm; and July 5, 10:00 am till 5:00 pm.

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“Say, if you want to visit the most beautiful country in the United States, don’t overlook these Ozark Mountains. In these are where I grabbed off my only wife. So you will pardon me for bragging on Arkansas.”

– Will Rogers Daily Telegrams, February 22, 1927

A NEW DIMENSION FOR VISITORS

BY PAT REEDER

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ou are about to enter into a new dimension. An “Enhanced Tour” of Will Rogers Memorial Museums brings a new level of reality or information to visiting the Claremore Memorial and Oologah Birthplace Ranch.

The voice of Michael Wallis, author of “Rt. 66 – the Mother Road” and voice of the Sheriff in Disney Pixar movie “Cars”, narrates a tour of the Museum starting in the West Gallery through the Final Journey of the American Cowboy Philosopher.

Using an electronic device, areas of the Museums are marked with “Stop” numbers to provide audio information and additional images and other content. There are 16 enhanced features throughout the Museum. The “Enhanced Tour” can also be accessed from the website, www.willrogers.com and people can take the tour anytime.

Each month people come from most of the United States and many foreign countries to learn more about Will Rogers. Now, through use of smart devices, they can see what he had to say about their own state or country.

“Will commented about every state and many countries,” said Bran Br a di Gla an lass ssco ss cock co ck from ck rro om Co Collllllin insv in s ilille sv le was a amo mong ong g the firrst to try outt th ou the e ne new w Enha Enh En ha ancce ed d Tou o r di dm me ens nsio ion io n ad added to Wililll Rogers Memo Me mori mo rial ri al Mus useu eu um as a she che heck ckss ou ck o t a re r pllic ica a of Wiill’s S ud St dy in Cal a if ifor orni or nia. ni a. She e broug ro oug ught ht Col olor ora or ado rela ad ado latives to visit th the he Mu M seum um m and d wass abl ble to get a new w aw wa are reness of Will.

Tad Jones, Museum executive director. “He was aware of their politics and their surroundings and shared them in his writings.

The new ‘Enhanced Tour’ will allow visitors to search their state or country and read what Will had to say about them and hopefully have a new connection with him.”

An “Enhanced Tour” brochure is available at the Museum entry with a map and numbers for various galleries and stops.

“This program will be ever changing and expanding as we add more content to each page and visitors will really enjoy listening to Michael Wallis’ voice as he gives a personal tour,” said Jones.

The audio tour was recorded at 3CG Records and with the help of Taylor Hanson, co-founder and a multi-Grammy nominated singer, songwriter, producer and entrepreneur and Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame inductee from Tulsa.

Will Rogers Memorial Museums are open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, closed Thanksgiving and Christmas. Nov. 11-Feb. 28, closed Monday and Tuesday. Visit willrogers.com for additional information.)

WILL ROGERS MEMORIAL MUSEUM 1720 W. WILL ROGERS BLVD | CLAREMORE, OK (918) 341-0719 | WWW. WILLROGERS.COM

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JUST IN TIME FOR EARLY VOTING Rogers County Adds New Satellite Location

BY AMY BETH DOBBINS

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ogers County is passionate about making every effort to provide accessibility to its voters.

“The state legislature has approved large counties to have satellite locations for early voting,” explains Julie Dermody, Secretary of the Rogers County Election Board. “Rogers County has a large physical area, and there is a need for voters to be able to vote more conveniently.”

For this reason, a new satellite location is being added for early voting in elections in Owasso. The satellite will be available to any and all voters, legally registered to vote in Rogers County, at Central Baptist Church 9001 N. 145th E. Ave. Owasso, OK on Thursday, June 21 and Friday, June 22 from 8am-7pm and Saturday, June 23 9am-2pm, in advance of the June 26 primary election date. Additional dates for early voting in future elections will also take place at this location. As always, Rogers County voters may also cast their early ballots at the Rogers County Election Board on those same dates and times; however, the new location allows for flexibility and convenience if a citizen works or lives closer to the satellite location. If a citizen waits to cast his or her vote on the election date (June 26 for the primary election, for instance), the vote will need to be cast at a designated polling place to which he or she has been assigned.

By allowing early voting to be held at two convenient locations, the Rogers County Election Board, as well as the new satellite location in Owasso, Rogers County is hopeful that greater participation will take place. Recent inquiries by citizens has prompted the satellite location. The hope is for turnout to be a record one this year. Interest in upcoming state issues such as education 36 |

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and legalization of medical marijuana as well as a record number of candidate filings have certainly sparked a renewed interest in the local electorate. To have two locations for casting an early vote should help to process the anticipated rush at the ballot box more efficiently.

The opening of the polls for early voting on a Saturday will provide a measure of convenience as well.

Whether making plans to vote early at the Rogers County Election Board in Claremore or at the new satellite location in Owasso, or waiting until the primary election day to cast a vote at the assigned polling place, voters can ensure a smooth process by making a few preparations. Simply check your status as a voter by going online at: www. rogerscountyelectionboard.org . There, you will be able to enter your first and last name as well as your date of birth to make sure that you are currently registered to vote. This website has information as to which precinct you are registered and your polling place location (if you chose not to vote early at one of the early voting locations).

There is even a map to direct you to your polling place on election day. If you are not yet registered to vote, you may easily register by printing the registration application from www. rogerscountyelectionboard.org, fill it out and mail it to the election board. You may register to vote in person at your local tag agency, library or the Rogers County Election Board in Claremore.

The website also allows you to review and print a sample ballot in advance of voting, so that you can research and understand the issues and be familiar with the candidates running for office before voting on them.

When it is time to cast your ballot,

Early Ballots may be cast in advance of the primary election on June 21, 22 or 23 at one of the following locations:

Central Baptist Church

location for Rogers County voters) 9001 N. 145th E. Ave. Owasso, OK

Rogers County Election Board 415 W. First Street Claremore, OK

***Early voting for the Runoff Primary Elections will be available at the same locations on Aug 23, 24 and 25 and for the General Elections on Nov 1, 2 and 3. whether on a scheduled date for early voting or on election day, you will simply need to take your voter i.d. or a state or federally-issued i.d., along with you to sign in.

“We really want this to be a fun and memorable experience for our voters,” explains Dermody. Rogers County makes every effort to make it so. A selfie booth is provided onsite, so voters can enjoy commemorating the voting experience after having cast their ballots.

Voters are also encouraged to bring their children along to witness the experience, and Rogers County, happily, hands out “Future Voter” stickers to those children that choose to tag-along.

Then, take delight in the fact that you have participated in your right and responsibility as an informed voter and made a difference!

ROGERS COUNTY ELECTION BOARD 415 W. FIRST STREET | CLAREMORE, OK

(918) 341-2965 | WWW. ROGERSCOUNTYELECTIONBOARD.ORG

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WHERE VALUES RESPECT • INTEGRITY • PRO

BY AMY BETH DOBBINS

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outh Pointe Chevrolet is synonymous with strong core values. Integrity, transparency, professionalism and teamwork come standard with each transaction whether purchasing a vehicle or having one serviced or repaired.

“These aren’t just words, “explains Dustin Hightower, General Manager of South Pointe Chevrolet, “It’s really a lifestyle.”

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dealerships, South Pointe is privy to a huge inventory of vehicles, both new and used. “We are the dealership that gives you more—more choices for Chevy vehicles, thus greater access to a larger selection,” states Hightower.

Customers may shop our online inventory and get pre-approval for financing online. The inventory is quality; whether it is new or used, in that the pre-owned vehicles are subject to a rigorous inspection prior, to being labeled as CPO

(certified pre-owned).

The South Pointe sales team are consistent with its core values. Each salesperson is welltrained and knowledgeable about the products being offered to their customers. Moreover, the shopping experience is lowpressure and calm. Customers are greeted, and the sales team is helpful and responsive to needs, but never pushy; always helping you with information needed to make your best buying decision.

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FESSIONALISM • TEAMWORK South Pointe continues to turn one-time transactions into longterm relationships. The service department is in part the reason for returning customers. They are concerned with the customer’s needs, and strive to find a way to help them.Their mantra is, “What is the next right thing? Let’s do that.” The service staff goes above and beyond to find solutions for every situation, even offering financing options for repairs if a warranty is not available. To

further their quest for satisfied customers, every initial diagnostic test is free of charge.

One key quality unique to South Pointe is the hands-on nature of its management.

Accommodation of the customer goes beyond finding solutions for repairs and finding options to make them affordable. Drop off of a vehicle to the service department is available 24 hours per day, and a courtesy pick-up is also available.

In fact, South Pointe, uniquely tries

to make each service transaction convenient via its option for online scheduling. This allows a customer to schedule appointments for service or repair wherever they are and at any time of day, reducing a customer’s need to work around set office hours. To ensure convenience for their customers, status updates are accessible online.

Customers may check the stages of progress on their own time from theeir computer or phone.

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complete the vehicle undergoes a complimentary car wash, weather permitting.

The same commitment to values that extend to the customer can also be found internally at South Pointe which translates into loyal and long-standing employees.

Likewise, South Pointe enjoys giving back to the community. “As a prior U.S. Marine Corps combat veteran,“ offers Hightower. “ I appreciate and enjoy honoring commitment and good character.”

From military service and first responders to teachers, South Pointe participates in the monthly Hometown Heroes program, publicly recognizing those that go above and beyond to serve the community during various events such as the University of Tulsa or Tulsa Drillers games.

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“Customer Appreciation Day.” They host a cookout with lots of food and refreshments and a $9.95 oil change special. This is free to the public.

Future dates are posted on Facebook.

For many years South Pointe Chevrolet has been a generous community partner. Their ongoing

efforts to help their customers, neighbors, friends and strangers has been a cornerstone for the South Pointe brand.

SOUTH POINTE CHEVROLET 9146 S. MEMORIAL DR. | TULSA, OK

(918) 481-8000 | WWW. SOUTHPOINTECHEVROLET.COM

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WHAT IS THE RIGHT DRIV LCI CONCRETE IS AN EXPERIENCED CONTRACTOR WHO HELPS HOMEOWNERS

BY MARY BRANSFORD

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hen your driveway is in need of renovating there are many options to improve its overall good looks and curb appeal, however what’s most important it function. Today’s vehicles are larger, there are more cars using the driveway, and driveways are play and social zones too. So deciding on the right layout for your homes driveway is important for this long-term investment.

According to Kalan Paul, owner of LCI Concrete, before deciding on a driveway plan, you should first consider some of the following: 1.

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2. What is the position of your home’s garage? Does it face the street, or is it on the side of your home? Is it detached in the rear of your home?

3. What is the terrain?

4. What look do you want to create? Do you want a grand entrance or a simple driveway?

as Radius driveways) have multiple reasons why you might opt for one of these. First, is that the best access point from the street does not line up with your garage, requiring the driveway to curve or angle. Also, it helps you design around existing trees or other features. Third, broad sweeping curves of this type of driveway There are three popular driveway enhance the overall look of your design choices: Circular driveways, home and are easy to navigate.”

Curved radius driveways, and straight “Straight driveways are one of the most popular simple solutions driveways. “Circular drives are one of the most popular driveway layouts for replacement drives. This type of driveway layout purposefully because it eliminates the need for backing out or turning around so that directs people’s focus to your you can always safely enter oncoming home, it’s simple and functional. traffic in drive with a clear view of the It is a standard solution for homeowners who want to replace road,” explained Kalan. their existing driveway that has “Curved driveways (also known

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VEWAY FOR YOUR HOME? IMPROVE THEIR DRIVEWAYS BEAUTY, FORM AND FUNCTION. become cracked, deteriorated and unsightly. In many cases, we will widen the existing space to better accommodate larger vehicles.”

With over 22 years experience, Kalan knows exactly what he is doing. He has been in business with LCI Concrete since 2005.

“Concrete is durable, and when the soil and concrete are properly prepared and poured, you can expect it to last at least 30 to 40 years,” he says. Concrete is environmentally friendly, and is composed of renewable resources that can be recycled into granular fill or concrete aggregate.” He also noted that his company has completed over $1,000,000.00 in driveways over the last 2 years, an A+ rating with the Better Business

Bureau, most of their jobs are completed in 1 day, and are insured for your protection. Additionally, they are polite, on time and clean up after the work is finished. He invites you to view approximately over 100 driveway photos on his website lcitulsa.com and welcomes you to personally contact previous customers.

Kalan says he has one goal, “To make every customer proud of their new LCI Concrete product that will serve them well for decades to come.”

LCI CONCRETE

1216 E. KENOSHA ST., #104 | BROKEN ARROW, OK (918) 960-1440 | WWW. LCITULSA.COM

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JUNE 22

FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH - VBS 14100 E 86th St N Owasso, OK 74055 Ages Kindergarten – 8th grade Free Tickets for special events are available at the church: Anita Renfroe Concert June 8 at 7PM Tickets $25.00 Lamborghini Huracan – Picture and Drive Tickets $10.00 with Drawing on June 7 Call the church for details 918-272-2003

JUNE 14 & 21

OUTDOOR SUMMER MOVIES

Presented by The Collinsville Chamber of Commerce June 7 Ferdinand June 14 - Wonder June 21– Disney’s Robin Hood For more information, contact the Collinsville Chamber of Commerce: 918-371-4703 megan@collinsvillechamber.org.

JUNE 15 – 17

OVER THE RIVER & THROUGH THE WOODS

1800 Main St Broken Arrow Presented by Broken Arrow Community Playhouse Call for ticket information 918-258-0077

JUNE 12, 19, 26

TUESDAYS IN THE PARK

LIVING WITH DIABETES

JUNE 13

JUNE BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

1PM Cake will be served Following is Yahtzee 2pm HUMANA Tulsa Office 6808 S Memorial Dr Ste 202 Tulsa, OK

JUNE 14

AMERICAN LEGION

6PM 1120 E 8th St Tulsa, OK Flag Retirement Ceremony at 6:00 pm.

For questions, contact John Ward 918-584-4274

JUNE 14-17

40TH ANNUAL BLACK GOLD DAYS

Thursday 6PM – 10PM Friday 10AM – 10:00PM Saturday 11AM – 11PM Sunday 12PM – 5PM 94 W 145th St Glenpool, OK 918-322-3505 Carnival, Crafts, Concessions, Beer Garden and Entertainment

JUNE 14 & 15

JANET RUTLAND SINGS GERSHWIN

Charles E. Norman Theatre Tulsa Performing Arts Center 110 E 2nd St. Tulsa, OK Part of SummerStage Tulsa 918-596-7111

Presented by the Regional Arts Alliance of Broken Arrow Central Park.

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JUNE 15 - 17

LITTLE OLD LADIES IN TENNIS SHOES

Presented by Sand Springs Community Theatre Liddy Doenges Theatre Tulsa Performing Arts Center 110 E 2nd St. Tulsa, OK Part of SummerStage Tulsa 918-596-7111

JUNE 15

THE MIRÓ QUARTET

Part of the OKM Music Festival guests are encouraged to bring a brown bag lunch.

Westby Pavilion.

Tulsa Performing Arts Center 110 E 2nd St. Tulsa, OK Part of SummerStage Tulsa 918-596-7111

JUNE 15

HEATHER LAND

Chapman Music Hall Tulsa Performing Arts Center 110 E 2nd St. Tulsa, OK Part of SummerStage Tulsa 918-596-7111

JUNE 16

ONWARD: KARA STAIGER

Charles E. Norman Theatre Tulsa Performing Arts Center 110 E 2nd St. Tulsa, OK Part of SummerStage Tulsa 918-596-7111

JUNE 16 & 17

PINOCCHIO

Presents by the Tulsa Youth Opera Williams Theatre.

Tulsa Performing Arts Center 110 E 2nd St. Tulsa, OK 918-596-7111

JUNE 19

VALUE PLUS PLAN SEMINAR 10am HUMANA Tulsa Office 6808 S Memorial Dr Ste 202 Tulsa, Ok. 74133

JUNE 19-24

AN AMERICAN IN PARIS

Chapman Music Hall.

Tulsa Performing Arts Center 110 E 2nd St. Tulsa, OK 918-596-7111

2PM HUMANA Tulsa Office 6808 S Memorial Dr, Ste 202 Tulsa, OK

JUNE 22 & 23

THE STANDARD REIMAGINED: ERICA PAPILLION-POSEY”

presented by Tulsa Jazz Tulsa Performing Arts Center 110 E 2nd St. Tulsa, OK Part of SummerStage Tulsa 918-596-7111

JUNE 22 & 23

“SHADES OF WHITE”

Presented by The Dan Allen Center for Social Justice Mature audiences only.

Tulsa Performing Arts Center 110 E 2nd St. Tulsa, OK Part of SummerStage Tulsa 918-596-7111

JUNE 23

THE ANNUAL TOTEM POLE BBQ AND MUSIC FEST

12PM - 4PM Totem Pole Park 21300 Hwy 28A E Chelsea, OK 74016 Funds used to maintain the totem pole.

JUNE 23

STILL I RISE: VIDHYA SUBRAMANIAN

Presented by the South Asian Performing Arts Foundation Tulsa Performing Arts Center 110 E 2nd St. Tulsa, OK Part of SummerStage Tulsa 918-596-7111

COMMUNITY CALENDAR JUNE 24

MAGICIAN STEVE LANCASTER

Tulsa Performing Arts Center 110 E 2nd St. Tulsa, OK Part of SummerStage Tulsa 918-596-7111

JUNE 27

DIANA KRALL

Turn Up The Quiet World Tour Chapman Music Hall Tulsa Performing Arts Center 110 E 2nd St. Tulsa, OK 918-596-7111

JUNE 29 & 30

FORCE X DISTANCE

Presented by Luis-Eduardo Mature audiences only.

Tulsa Performing Arts Center 110 E 2nd St. Tulsa, OK Part of SummerStage Tulsa 918-596-7111

JUNE 28-30

KISSEE FORD 60TH YEAR CELEBRATION

6/28 & 6/29 - 8:30AM - 8PM 6/30 - 8:30AM – 6PM 760 S Lynn Riggs Blvd Claremore 918-341-0101 Cook-out, Door Prizes, Special pricing on all inventory

Independence Day Celebrations: JUNE 29

BIXBY FREEDOM CELEBRATION

4:30PM – 10PM Bentley Sports Complex 7673 E. 121st St S. Bixby, OK

JUNE 30

INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION

2PM - Celebration in the park Dark - Fireworks Collinsville City Park 106 N. 12th St. Collinsville, OK 918-371-1010

JULY 1

ROCKETS OVER RHEMA 5:00 pm - Musical Celebration 6:30PM - Concert begins 10PM - fireworks show Rhema Bible Church 1025 West Kenosha Broken Arrow, OK

JULY 1

THE AMERICAN DREAM

7:30PM - 9:30PM hosted by Corporal Leonard Micklin.

Military veterans, fire, and police get a free hotdog!

Guthrie Green 117 N. Boston Ave., 208 Tulsa, OK

JULY 1

PATRIOTIC CONCERT

7PM – 8PM Featuring Chancel Choir and New Covenant Orchestra Asbury United Methodist Church 6767 S Mingo Rd, Tulsa, OK 74133 918-492-1771

JULY 3

FANTASY IN THE SKY 7PM - 9PM Skiatook Municipal Airport 1501 S Lombard Ln Skiatook, OK

JULY 4

CLAREMORE 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION 7AM – 10PM Bring lawn chairs and blankets Claremore Lake Park East Blue Starr Dr Claremore, OK 918-342-2522

JULY 4

JENKS FREEDOM FEST

Fish and Fireworks at the Oklahoma Aquarium 6:30PM Oklahoma Aquarium 300 Aquarium Dr. Jenks, OK

JULY 4

TULSA RIVERFEST FOLDS OF HONOR FREEDOMFEST 5PM Veterans Park 1875 S. Boulder Avenue and River West Festival Park 2100 S. Jackson Ave. Inflatables available to the public.

JULY 4

11TH ANNUAL LOS CABOS BOOMFEST AT RIVERWALK CROSSING

Los Cabos Stage: 2PM – 6PM – Daniel Jordan 6PM – 11PM – Squad Live 6:30PM – F-16 Flyover 9:25PM – U.S. Marine Corps Will Present Colors 9:35PM – National Anthem 9:45PM – Fireworks Display Riverwalk Crossing 300 Riverwalk Terrace Jenks, OK

JULY 4

AMERICAN CELEBRATES AMERICA

9:45PM - 21st Annual Fireworks Show Viewing at Sapulpa Wal-Mart 1002 W. Taft Ave. Sapulpa, OK Tune into 88.5 to listen to the show

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