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Prolific patriotic pastimes across northeast Oklahoma this July BY TOM FINK
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rom Bartlesville to Bixby and Skiatook to Sperry, Oklahoma towns of all makes and sizes will be bringing Fourth of July celebrations to the Sooner State this summer. Deciding which event best suits you and your family’s or friend’s plans can be challenging, but Values Magazine has the latest Independence Day festivities collected in one place for your convenience.
Folds of Honor FreedomFest 2019:
Kicking off at 5 p.m. in two locations – River West Festival Park and Veterans Park - Folds of Honor FreedomFest 2019 offers something for all members of the family. At the River West Park location, activities include food trucks, live music, an aerial flyover by the 125th Fighter Wing Oklahoma Air National Guard – The Tulsa “Vipers”, with the evening culminating in a fireworks display over the Arkansas River, staged from the 21st Street Bridge, and followed by an encore from the Red Dirt Rangers. At Veterans Park, activities include free inflatables for the kids, a QT tent with a prize wheel, food trucks and beverage sales, live music, an aerial flyover, the National Anthem and presenting of the Colors, and the fireworks display over the Arkansas River. Patriots in the Park: To be held at Broken Arrow Events Park, the day begins at 10 a.m. and includes the “Handcuffs & Hoses” Backyard Amateur BBQ Contest, live entertainment, and ends in a fireworks grand finale that’s visible for miles around. Celebration at the Creek: Held at Parkview Sequoyah Creek, the whole family is invited to Parkview Sequoyah Creek’s Independence Day celebration Wednesday, July 3. Activities commence at
6 p.m., with food trucks, inflatables, games, live music and more, with the fireworks display to begin near dusk.
Owasso’s annual Red, White and Boom celebration returns to town with
the city’s annual fireworks show to be launched from Owasso Golf and Athletic Club south of 86th Street N. and 129th E. Avenue. Come out to Claremore Lake Park to enjoy the city’s annual Fourth of July Celebration. The day begins at 6 a.m. with the children’s fishing derby. The park closes at noon in preparation for the biggest fireworks display in Rogers County. The park re-opens at 6 p.m., with live entertainment, on-site concessions, a splash pad, and a dazzling fireworks display staged over Claremore Lake.
Bartlesville Freedom Fest:
Food, friends, family fun and of course, fireworks are the order of the day. Held July 4 in downtown Bartlesville, the fun starts at 7 p.m. and builds to a dazzling display of fireworks. Bixby Freedom Celebration: Bixby Freedom Celebration is held Friday, June 28 at Bentley Park Sports Complex. Festivities begin at 5:30 p.m. with a Kid’s Fun Zone, live music, food trucks, speakers and more, with the fireworks to begin at 9:45 p.m.
Jenks America Freedom Fest:
Beginning at 10 a.m. July 4 in downtown Jenks, food trucks, face painting and games will accompany local musicians on Main Street. Festivities continue until 4 p.m. Fish and Fireworks: After spending the afternoon at the Jenks America Freedom Fest, you don’t have to go far to enjoy the Fish and Fireworks at the
Oklahoma Aquarium. Opening at 6:30 p.m., the Oklahoma Aquarium’s riverfront backyard offers a front-row view to one of the most vibrant fireworks displays in the region. Lawn chairs and blankets are recommended, but no outside food or coolers are permitted. Food and beverages will be available for purchase in the Coral Reef Café and outside on the back deck. Grand Lake Fireworks: The annual spectacular is grand indeed, held at dusk Friday, July 5, the Disney spillway, and accessible both by land and the lake itself. CrossTimbers Marina invites families out for a weekend of activities in Sperry. Held July 5 and 6, activities include a “Christmas in July Boat Parade and “Christmas in July: Fire in the Water” celebration, featuring live music all day and a fireworks show starting at 8:45 p.m. Fantasy in the Sky: Skiatook’s “Fantasy in the Sky” is held Wednesday, July 3, at Skiatook Municipal Airport. The celebration kicks off with a community wide parade and continues throughout the day with food, vendors, live music and more, concluding with a world-class fireworks show. Celebrate Independence Day at Keystone Lake with three separate fireworks displays this year. Scheduled shows will be Saturday, June 30, Friday, July 6, and Saturday, July 7.
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Wine, Eats & Ea A G R E AT PA R T Y W I T H G R E AT E R P U R P O S E .
BY MACY GOODNIGHT
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ummer in Broken Arrow’s Rose District is even cooler this year with the 16th annual Wine, Eats and Easels (WEE) event, supporting Broken Arrow Neighbors, taking place on the solstice, June 21, 2019. The best party of the year will again be hosted at the Rose District Pavilion and The Museum Broken Arrow from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. Guests will enjoy entertainment, art, food and beverage selections from popular area restaurants, featured local artists, and much more in the beautiful town center. Home-grown celebrity and sax virtuoso, Grady Nichols will perform, and guests will have the opportunity to enjoy the expanded addition of a Beer Garden serving craft beers. Broken Arrow Brewery, as well as several more local craft beer brands, will be available. Other activities include the ever-popular butt sketch artist, a photo booth and a
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wine pull. There is something for everyone! Growing in popularity, Wine, Eats, and Easels was named Rose District Fan Favorite in 2016. This extraordinary event is one of the largest fundraisers supporting Broken Arrow Neighbors, a nonprofit organization providing “assistance with dignity” to neighbors in need. Sponsorships are available, with levels beginning at $250. Sponsors will be invited to a pre-event party under a dedicated VIP tent starting an hour before general admission and will be treated to champagne and extras to celebrate their commitment to the cause. Sponsorships are available now by contacting kgoddard@baneighbors. org. Sponsorship opportunities are listed on the BA Neighbors website at www.baneighbors.org/ newscurrent-events/wee/. Broken Arrow Neighbors Executive Director, Kim Goddard, recognizes WEE as one of the most
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important fundraising events for the organization. “I love this event for a couple of reasons,” she said. “It benefits BA Neighbors, and in turn those individuals we are serving. It is also a great event for the City of Broken Arrow, in that it truly showcases the Rose District Pavilion and Main Street, as well as the Museum.” All proceeds from WEE directly benefit the organization as a whole, allowing more flexibility for items they need to provide for those they serve, whether for the food pantry or the dental and vision clinics. BA Neighbors is currently in the process of completing a new standalone 3500 square foot warehouse. “This is a perfect time for a successful fundraiser,” said Kim. Broken Arrow Neighbor’s facility has experienced incredible growth in the past few years to accommodate the demand in our area. The community garden was recently enhanced and provides
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Adds New Transit Provider, JAMM Transit; Expands Service Area BY LISA BOREN
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eterans’ Ride Connect has added a new transit provider to its consortium, allowing the agency to expand its transportation services for veterans to include four new counties, bringing the total counties served in eastern Oklahoma to 29. The first of its kind in the state, Veterans’ Ride Connect is a groundbreaking cooperative agency of transit providers who work together to provide veterans with safe, reliable and local transportation services across eastern Oklahoma. Veterans’ Ride Connect utilizes a state-of-the-art Mobility Management Center located in rural Oklahoma. The consortium established a onecall/one-click system that links its transit providers, so veterans with transportation needs anywhere in the service area have only one phone number to call to schedule a ride. The Veterans’ Ride Connect consortium is comprised of the following public transits: Pelivan Transit, KI BOIS Area Transit (KATS), Cimarron Public Transit System, Muskogee County Transit Authority, Muscogee (Creek) Nation and, as of March 2019, Veterans’ Ride Connect welcomed JAMM Transit as the newest of its well-known and wellestablished transit providers. JAMM Transit, a public transportation program of INCA Community Services, provides rural public transportation services in Johnston, Atoka, Marshall and Murray counties. The addition of these four counties increases the Veterans’ Ride Connect service area to more than 29 counties across eastern Oklahoma. That’s 29 counties where more than 122,000 veterans reside who can benefit from the transportation services offered by Veterans’ Ride Connect. These 29 counties include Adair, Atoka,
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Cherokee, Craig, Creek, Delaware, Haskell, Hughes, Johnston, Kay, Latimer, Le Flore, Marshall, Mayes, McIntosh, Murray, Muskogee, Nowata, Okfuskee, Okmulgee, Osage, Ottawa, Pawnee, Pittsburg, Rogers, Sequoyah, Tulsa, Wagoner and Washington. Veterans’ Ride Connect also serves a portion of Seminole County. JAMM Transit has provided transportation resources to the Veterans Center in Sulphur for many years; however, the transit provider recognized that veterans in its service area were still in need of transportation to other veterans’ centers throughout the state. Joining Veterans’ Ride Connect allows JAMM Transit to help even more veterans meet their transportation needs and ensure they have the resources needed to maintain health and well-being. “Since Veterans’ Ride Connect is proving to be a viable resource for veterans with transportation needs in eastern Oklahoma,” said a JAMM Transit representative. “JAMM is excited for this opportunity to join its network.” In 2018, the consortium partners provided more than 16,000 trips for veterans. As it works to meet its goal to provide safe and reliable transportation to enhance the quality of life for veterans living in eastern Oklahoma, Veterans’ Ride Connect continues to collaborate and build partnerships with other transit services throughout the eastern half of the state. Veterans’ Ride Connect transportation services are provided to all veterans regardless of age or financial status. Any person who has served in a military force is considered to be a veteran. Veterans’ Ride Connect will coordinate with any medical facility, as well as Veterans Administration clinics and hospitals. The agency will also work
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Summertime A TOAST TO
BY SHANNON SMITH
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h, it’s finally summer! The kids are out of school, the pools are open, the heat is on, and everybody’s hungry. What do you make on those hot summer days when you don’t want to spend a lot of time in the kitchen? My favorite go-to for an inexpensive and tasty meal is toast toppers. There are so many options to topping toast, and you can satisfy everyone’s palate. Whether you toast sourdough, brioche, sandwich loaf, or gluten free bread, you can dress it up with a variety of tastes, including leftovers. Start with a slice of bread that has been browned well in the toaster. It’s important that both sides of the bread are toasted so it doesn’t become soggy when the toppings are added. I like to smear some type of sauce on the toast first, such as mayonnaise, barbecue sauce, plain yogurt, mustard, or hummus. Then you can get creative and add shaved veggies, canned white beans, tuna, sliced boiled eggs, or whatever goes well with the sauce you choose. For a dessert or snack option, you can top the toast with peanut butter or Nutella, and add sliced fruit, nuts, and coconut. Of course, one of my favorite things to top toast is butter, cinnamon and sugar! Here are some of my other favorite toast toppers that make mealtime a little easier, and they’re great for the kids to make on their own. Find more of my recipes on beadsandbasil.com.
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BLT WITH SCRAMBLED EGGS Spread Mayonnaise on toasted bread, then top with lettuce, scrambled eggs, sliced tomato, and crispy bacon.
LEMON CHICKEN SALAD WITH ALMONDS Shred a rotisserie chicken and add 1 1/2 cups of mayonnaise, the zest and juice of 2 lemons, 2 stalks of celery (chopped), 2 tablespoons of chopped herbs (I like tarragon), salt and pepper (to taste). Mix together and spoon onto toasted bread. Top with toasted almond slices.
AVOCADO & CRUSHED CORN CHIPS Peel a ripe avocado, remove pit, and slice. Add salt, pepper, and 1 tablespoon of lemon juice. Mash with a fork and spread on toasted bread. Top with crushed corn chips.
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BY BEKI AKIN
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he Castle of Muskogee, Oklahoma’s 37,000 square foot Fireworks Retail Showroom, keeps working to improve everyone’s enjoyment on the Fourth! The quantity and selection are 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 15 through July 6, with special discount pricing throughout the showroom. Family founded, locally operated and community-oriented – Castle Fireworks are red, white and blue from the foundation up. 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. Purchasing fireworks from the Castle is just as much about family and community as it is about your Fourth Celebrations! 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 of Muskogee has fireworks to please anyone, with prices for every budget. There 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 $75
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! Over a quarter-million people visit the Castle each year for a variety of events, including the Oklahoma Renaissance Festival, The Castle Zombie Run, the Halloween Festival, the Boare’s Head Feaste, and Castle Christmas, plus weddings, and private and corporate gatherings. The Castle of Muskogee is Oklahoma’s Gateway to Another World! Castle fireworks sales hours are June 15 through July 6 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. July 5 and 6 they will have further price discounts.
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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.
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ogers County and the health department are proud to introduce a new nurse practitioner,” exclaims Larry Bergner, Regional Director for Rogers County Health Department. The health department is building its staff of health professionals and is optimistic about the future of health for Rogers County. Erika Rumble is a long time resident of Oklahoma and graduated from Guymon High School. She is attracted to the opportunity of helping women with their unique health care needs through the various stages of life. She believes firmly in preventative care as it prolongs life and gives women the opportunity to experience an improved quality of living. It is an honor for her to be entrusted with the care of a patient and values the relationship with each patient.
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She attended Connors State College and received her Associates in Nursing degree. She earned her Bachelor’s Science of Nursing Degree at OU Health Sciences Center in Tulsa. She obtained her master’s degree in Nursing, specializing in Women’s Health from Texas Woman’s University at Dallas. Ms. Rumble is a certified nurse practitioner and is board certified in Women’s Health. She has 15 years’ experience as a registered nurse in obstetrics, gynecology, urology, internal medicine as well as robotic surgery. She is a member of the Oklahoma Association of Clinical Nurse Specialists and the Nurse Practitioners in Women’s Health Association. On a personal level, Ms. Rumble has one daughter. She is an avid outdoor enthusiast and enjoys running and cycling. She especially
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enjoys cooking for friends and family. Erika is the first of several new staff members to the health department to be formally introduced. Watch for other introductions to their staff. With the addition of new staff members, the Rogers County Health Department is renewing its goals of reducing chronic disease and obesity, improving child and maternal health, and helping Rogers County be the best county in the state, maybe even the nation, for all health behaviors. Lofty aspirations, but if any community can pull together and do it, Rogers County is the one to make it a reality, beginning with new health department staff and more involvement in our community.
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Almost anything available in the store can be customized. Plum Wild makes finding unique gifts for anyone a snap! Jewelry, cups and glasses, pillows, baby items, shirts, bags, and many other items are all customizable with embroidery or vinyl lettering. Special orders for groups or teams can also be purchased and tailor-made. They are an exclusive Broken Arrow merchant for Vintage Pearl jewelry, a trusted name in personalized necklaces, rings and bracelets. A popular item in the shop is the Shirt of the Month. Every month, a new design is created and available for purchase in all sizes for $12.99. Plus-sizes are available as well. “Everyone loves these designs,” said Sally. “All of our customers are so excited for the next month they prepay before they even see it because they are always so great.” Many items can be viewed and bought online on their website at www.plumwildboutique.com, Facebook and Instagram. There are so many crazy cute things to be found at the boutique that will drive you wild!
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Office manager Amber MurrHazelwood (left) and her father Jim Murr (right), president and owner, of Dun-Rite Roofing.
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n a perfect world, the mission of The Demand Project would be unnecessary. Most of us cannot even fathom why their mission is so crucial, but the darkness they battle is unfortunately very real and entirely too prevalent in our society. It is their light that shines over victims of child sex trafficking, fighting to protect and rescue them, and working through the struggle to help them through recovery. Jason and Kristin Weis founded The Demand Project in 2013. Realizing the need for more soldiers in the field in the war against child sex trafficking, they equipped themselves with the training and tools they needed, and put their boots on the ground. Prevention is the pillar of their mission, but they are also armed and ready to rescue the victims, and walk with them on their journey to recovery. Founders Jason and Kristin Weis.
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In 2017, they received a miracle, in the form of Mount Arukah. The name Arukah is of Hebrew origin, and literally means God’s Restoration. Appropriately titled, this new faithbased sanctuary will provide safety and healing for these children who have suffered so greatly. “Mount Arukah fills a gap in the system,” said Kristin. “There are only two other recovery centers in Oklahoma, and the need is too great for them to fill.” Mount Arukah will eventually house 60 child survivors, ranging in age from 11 to 17, once open. Due to the lack of facilities available to so many victims, many of these children are housed in detention centers. “Many of these kids look like criminals, because of what they’ve been forced to do,” Kristin said. “Our facility will fill that need and provide them with a safe place to nurture their road to recovery.” The demand is great, with Jason and Kristin receiving calls weekly for victim assistance. “Depending on how they come into the system, once stabilized, they will find the sanctuary they need at Arukah to begin the restoration process.” Mount Arukah is a beautiful haven in Northeastern Oklahoma, and will provide soothing and productive therapies such as equine, art, and music, as part of the process of restoration. For two years, the massive undertaking has been daunting, with an incredible restoration of the facility itself. “The miracles of the companies that have come along to help has been extraordinary,” said Jason. Kristin has
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been consumed with the renovations for almost two years. “She lives and breathes Arukah,” he said. As a non-profit, and with so much work to be done, The Demand Project relies heavily on donors, sponsors, and fundraising events. “It’s been a faith walk,” Jason said. “If we didn’t have these companies alongside us, we couldn’t do it.” Funding is sometimes difficult, as it is a disturbing subject to bring awareness about, this dark element in our society. “It’s not a comfortable topic,” said Jason. “To go to this level and support us, even when it’s uncomfortable, is so crucial and incredibly appreciated.” One such event is The Demand Project annual golf tournament, to be held on Monday, June 17, 2019. All proceeds benefit their mission to protect children, stop predators, rescue victims, and restore the lives of sex trafficking victims. “We find that this event is a great way to inform and share our vision,” Jason said. The tournament will be held at The Golf Club of Oklahoma. 2019 sponsors include presenting sponsor Right Now Roofing, Allstate agent Carey Alexander, The Vintage Pearl, ImageNet Consulting, Mark Allen Chevrolet and Explorer Pipeline. For more information on the golf tournament, or how you can support The Demand Project mission, visit their website at www.thedemandproject.org, or follow them on Facebook for the latest news @thedemandproject.
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June 10-22, 2019 Pinto World Championship Show Ford Truck Arena at Expo Square 4145 E 21st St Tulsa, OK 74114 405-491-0111 ptha.net June 11, 18, 25, 2019 - 8pm to 10pm Starlight Concert Series Guthrie Green 111 E M.B. Brady St Tulsa, OK 74103 918-574-2421 guthriegreen.com June 13, 2019 - 5:30pm to 9pm Taste of Brookside Blue Moon Cafe 3512 S Peoria Ave Tulsa, OK 74105 918-582-0061 www.tasteofbrookside.com June 15, 22, 29, 2019 - 8am to 4pm Tulsa Flea Market River Spirit Expo, Upper Level 4145 E 21st St Tulsa, OK 74114 918-744-1386 www.exposquare.com June 18-23, 2019 Fiddler on the Roof Tulsa PAC Chapman Music Hall 110 E 2nd St Tulsa, OK 74103 918-596-7111 www.tulsapac.com
June 10-14, 2019 - 6pm to 8:30pm IN THE WILD: Vacation Bible School God’s Church at Crowell Heights 1301 S Canton Ave Tulsa, OK 74112 918-834-2537 godschurchch.com
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