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Coupons, Discounts, Savings Local News, Ideas for Your Home & Entertainment! o u p o n s INSIDE LO C AL BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Celebration Day Celebra Fireworks CARPET, TILE & HARDWOOD Gleam Guard W hole Home Cabinet & Woodwork Refinishing ANNIVERSARY! 35 YEAR
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American Heritage Music Festival kicks off 2024 Summer Music Festival Series

Grand Lake Festivals and Har-Ber Village are excited to announce three major Summer Music Festivals in Grove for 2024. e American Heritage Music Festival is this year, the Jana Jae Fiddle Camp & Music Fest is always Labor Day Weekend, this year and the popular Old Time Gathering & Music Festival is 2024 is going to be a great music festival year!

“ is is exciting! Our partnership with Har-ber Village is wonderful synergy and a winwin for everyone involved, as we bring outstanding performers and family events to the area” commented Shirley Adams, Chair of the festivals. e American Heritage Music Festival and the Grand Lake National Fiddle C ontest will bring stellar music, jamming, and competition fun to HarB er Village with popular emcees B ob Fjeldsted, National Fiddler Hall of Fame President, and Gerry Lay, outstanding singer and multi-instrumentalist. Music all weekend features many outstanding bands including bluegrass bands Possum Trot and Heartland Express, Clint Walker, Prairie Breeze String Band, Josh Wills Group, and World Champion bones player Barr y Patton joining renowned Hee Haw ddler, Jana Jae, for exciting entertainment at the Event Center and throughout the Village. Lauded ddle champ Judges Jacie Sites, Joe Sites, and Paul DeWeber, also perform! Festivities start at Snider’s Camp

7:00 pm, with the Honeycreek Gamblers contest and stage performances by Clint Walker, Prairie Breeze String Band, Shelley & Karen, Coleman Sisters, Festival

Fiddlers, Jana Jae & Friends, and more.

Ron Young will kick o the nal day, singing the National Anthem followed by Judges performing, then right into the Grand Lake National Fiddle Contest as ddlers from around the countr y vie for cash prizes in their age categories and the Grand Champion prize of $1000. Visit https://www grandlakefestivals.com for a Schedule and to register for contests online with PayPal. Registered contestants plus one receive all-event wristbands when they enter.

Har-Ber Village Executive Director, Nicole Reynolds, is o ering a reduced special festival admission fee of $7.50 for Friday and Saturday activities, with demonstrations and exhibitions in addition to all the music. Reynolds said, “ ere is lots going on in the Village, and we want all area families and friends to be able to

come and enjoy our rst time to host these wonderful festivals.”

e Village will be alive with music and live demonstrations all up and down Main Street and throughout the Village e Jana Jae Fiddle Camp & Music Fest, will be held at the Foundation Free Will Baptist Church, north of Grove, graciously opening its doors to the musicians and groups. Not just for ddles, all acoustic instruments are welcome, from bass, guitar, mandolin, and cello to ukulele and rhythm bones, spoons, and djembe drums! Over 20 instructors are on hand to perform and teach.

“We’ll have a ddlin’ good weekend!” according to Pastor Sam Smith, whose son Colton is a ddler. Pastor Smith has been generous to donate use of the church and its wonderful technical capabilities for the educational Fiddle Camp & Music Fest. is spacious location will a ord more private

spaces for workshop pods, as well as shaded outdoor areas for rehearsing and jamming. a Gospel Music Jam is featured, and a nale program put on by workshop groups is open to the public at 3:00 pm. HarBer Village hosts the second Old Time Gathering & Music Festival, presented by Grand Lake Festivals. Music of several genres will ll the Village as will demonstrations such as print making, weaving, blacksmithing, and several interesting talks on the histor y of this music and its resurgence. e festival will culminate with a Contra Dance organized by Glen Schmidt in the Event Tent, with caller Susan Downs and the Silver Dollar String Band. e public is invited to participate!

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A Million Fireworks and Air Conditioned Shopping at the Castle of Muskogee

Why take a short road-trip to Muskogee? You will nd one of the most staggering selections of reworks in MidAmerica. e destination is worth the trip e Castle of Muskogee has long been known for its spectacular selection of reworks and the most impressive shopping experience in the region. Fireworks at the Castle has it all, you’ll enjoy their 36,000 square foot air-conditioned Castle, paved parking, and a covered pick-up area…and opening day on June 15, 2024, they estimate

to have nearly one million reworks in-stock! From Tulsa, it’s about a 40-minute drive and accessible from anywhere in the Tulsa metro area.

Products range from small and safe for children (like sparklers and p oppers) to hundreds of hear t-pounding, ooh whee wowie reworks much loved by teens and adults. You’ll nd traditional favorites like artiller y, aerials, fountains, heavyweights, parachutes, novelties, rockets, roman candles and multi-action displays.

Your Independence Day celebration presentation is virtually limitless with the Castle of Muskogee’s row a er row of reworks as high as you can reach all at a ordable prices. Families o en spend hours wandering around laughing and giggling at the artful packaging and hilarious choices.

“40 new hot items are on the shelves for 2024, including Party Animal fountains! An added bene t is that you can remove the doubt about your product selection because a majority of their products have a barcode on the product boxes to scan with your phone that will give you

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an immediate preview of the rework in action. Additionally, we personally handassemble all of our assortment packs which contain all product favorites and not packed with paper llers. You always get what you pay for,” said Matt Hiller, Coowner of the Castle of Muskogee.

“We guarantee all our reworks to light. We want you to be safe, meaning if you purchase a rework from us that doesn’t light - we recommend you set it aside and return it to us for a replacement or full refund,” Matt expressed.

Do you need more great reasons to take a trip and buy your reworks at the Castle?

• Beat the heat shopping inside their airconditioned showroom.

• 36,000 square feet of incredible reworks to t your category all the way through July 5th.

• Refreshments in their Black Boar Pub that include soda pop, red-white-blue Slushies; and premium adult beverages including premium ales (beers).

• Experienced and e cient friendly sta is on hand to provide helpful, knowledgeable assistance and help you put together great reworks shows within your budget.

• Six checkout lanes making long-waits a rarity.

• Muskogee County sales tax is 5.15%.

• An amazing variety of Sparklers.

e Castle of Muskogee is located at 3400 Fern Mountain Road, o Highway 69 between Interstate 40 and the Muskogee

Turnpike. Fireworks will be on sale June 15th through July 6th from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.* Special 20% O Discount Pricing Days are July 5th & 6th.

Nothing beats a rework crescendo at any celebration. Whether you are hosting family and friends for the 4th, or just simply wanting your own personalized celebration, nothing makes the evening spark le greater than a fun and fantastic reworks display using reworks from the Castle of Muskogee.

*Possibly closing earlier. Check Castle of Muskogee online platforms for hours.

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What you need to know emodel project

y homeowners embark on novation journeys to add more space, accommodating growing families or changing needs. Others might focus grading their interiors with new cabinets, pliances, and xtures to refresh their e reasons for home remo deling are as varied as the projects themselves. e question t?’ can seem daunting, but not when rking with Tile by Tony “For the last 30 e been doing full kitchen and bathroom sheetrock and framing to tile, plumbing, and cabinets,” Tony Sementi said, owner and his team of trusted experts, who have mpany for 6 to 20 years, bring y and cra smanship to every project. their dedication and quality, they operate r for life” philosophy, ensuring that rtners in maintaining and enhancing the life of your remodel. “We want stomers without giving them the tion that comes when trying to do it

en pick out a tile or dra a design, understanding your budget is paramount in ur investment. At Tile by Tony, the p guide your material and design choices to ensure they t within your budget while still achieving the aesthetic and functionality you desire. Rememb er, transparency ab t costs from the get-go can nancial headaches later, why Tile by Tony provides mprehensive pricing guide details all materials and costs, ensuring transparency and helping you budget e ectively for your del. is breakdown allows stomers to understand exactly e their investment goes, making planning process straightforward dictable. “If you’re too cused on price, you’ll miss the Tony said. “It’s best to come th a budget in mind.”

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A clear and realistic timeline no helps manage your exp help plan your life around the reno e duration of a renova depends on the scope of Tony’s professionals are adept how long your speci c considering factors like mate and the scale of work. Alwa for some exibility in your accommodate any unexpected dela ensuring a less stressful But more importantly, the ho builder relationship is ab honesty, and open comm

“It’s more than just doing the jo privacy is going to be shot for the length of the project, so I want to make su re we’re putting trustworthy people in your home,” he said.

Having a solid idea of what you want your space to look like a er the remodel can signi cantly streamline the process. Whether it’s a modern look fo r your kitchen or a classic feel for your bathroom, clarity in your design goals helps everyone. Use resources like magazines, online platforms such as Pi nterest, and advice from Tile by Tony’s design experts to shape your vision. ese professionals ca bring a wealth of knowledge, from suggesting the most durable materials to the most e cient layouts that could better serve your space

“It’s our job to interpret our customer’s vision. ey entrust it to us. And the best part will always be seeing their reaction to the nished product,” he said is comprehensive approach ensures th your remodel meets your expectations and enhances the overall value and enjoyment your home. Ready to transform your space with con dence and expertise? Contact Ti by Tony today to start yo ur journey toward beautifully remodeled home!

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DRIVE WAY DESIGN C ONSIDERATIONS

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Are you considering replacing your deteriorating driveway?

a case of on of you you live in odds are ing to need eezing snow ers generally deliver, products ozen paths of tually going ns of age, uences.

ncrete placement of ve, for a case of the only the nest and strengthening lable for we do,” said hen only st materials are properly eparing the nd through the ng and curing the concrete, we expect the nished uct to serve ll for at le ast 30-40 years.”  LCI iveway ts throughout heastern Ok lahoma ties including Jenks, lpa, Broken Collinsville, osa.

LCI’s ultimate goal is a satis ed customer and outstanding workmanship in each job they tackle. When you’re considering replacing a driveway or other concrete areas of your home or business properties, make su re you know the people you’re asking for estimates.  Get a qu ote in writing that itemizes all work to be done and sp eci cations of the products and materials they will use in completing the work.

Ask to see veri cation of the individual’s or company’s general liability. It’s always good to deal with companies you know or those who have been in business in our area for at le ast a year.  Don’t be duped by an imposter claiming to be in the home-improvement business.  Ask for credentials and references before you commit.

Any reputable business will be able to provide you with proof of their credentials. It’s also important to ask for references for projects the company has done that were like yo urs.  It’s unwise to solely trust online reviews…personally reach out to the home or business owners references and then visit the properties to see some nished projects.

LCI Concrete has served the Tulsa Metro area for over 18 years, and they have a list of more than 1,200 driveways available for your viewing.

“Steel rebar is critical for strengthening concrete work ,” says Kalan.  “Make sure it is part of the fabrication process and speci ed in the total cost estimate before you sign a contract.”  Replacing a tired, unsightly driveway is not inexpensive.  But, with its life expectancy when done professionally, it can be a great investment adding value to your home or business.

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In Claremore lies a beacon o hope and empowerment f individuals with intellectu disabilities—Rogers County Training Center (RCTC), a subsidiar y of Home of Hope. RCTC stands as a testament to the p within eve ryone, irrespective o challenges they face. With their job training and support framewo RCTC has transformed lives, fostering independence and selfreliance among its participan

“Some people with intellectu disabilities come into their you adult lives with the message a job is probably out of reach for them,” Home of Hope CEO, R Richardson, Ph.D, said. “But w they get an opportunity to wor they are some of the hardest w people I’ve ever seen, bec ause t value what they were told they m never have.”

Currently, RCTC proudly employs 38 individuals through initiatives like their onsite recycling program, their resale shop born from community generosity, Centsible Spending in the heart of the Lilac District, and Claremore’s Metropolitan Environmental Trust (MET) location on Ramm Road.

In a recent stride towards inclusivity and communi interaction, RCTC prou announce d the opening o distribution drop-o si facility. e drop-o site o clients a platform to engage w public, fostering social in and building con dence. S opportunities are invalu align with RCTC’s overa of integrating its partici the societal fabric, ackn their capabilities and co “ e opening of RCTC’ distribution center allo more interaction with the p and gives the public a chance to get a visual of what is actually g

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here,” Rick Davis, RCTC’s Vocational Service Director, said.

While RCTC prides itself on employing clients through its recycling and resale initiatives, the true essence

of RCTC lies in its commitment to providing comprehensive workforce training and placement for individuals with intellectual disabilities. ese programs are designed not just to o er

employment but to equip RCTC’s clients with the skills, con dence, and experience needed to thrive in the broader workforce. is is where the community’s role becomes pivotal. Local businesses and organizations are encouraged to consider partnering with RCTC for job placements, opening doors to meaningful employment opportunities for these capable individuals. By integrating RCTC clients into various work environments, the community can play a transformative role in fostering inclusivity, diversity, and empowerment in the workpl ace.

“Many times people focus on the disability and lose sight of what these people can do,” Davis said, with Richardson adding, “ e desire to work and to prove they can do well, it sometimes surprises people.”

A notable highlight in RCTC’s calendar is the annual RCTC Golf Tournament, a tradition that recently celebrated its 39th iteration. anks to the unwavering support and dedication of local volunteers and organizations like BancFirst, the tournament has grown into a signi cant fundraiser for the center. As we look for ward to the 40th tournament next year, RCTC invites new sponsors, promising not only a day of sport and camaraderie but the opportunity to make a tangible di erence in the lives of many.

When contemplating where to make donations or deciding on a recycling option, remember the Rogers County Training Center (RCTC) as a prime choice. For employers keen on fostering an inclusive workplace, by reaching out to RCTC, businesses can access a pool of dedicated, trained individuals ready to contribute meaningfully to their workforce. e recent establishment of a new drop o distribution center at RCTC, located conveniently at its backside, can signi cantly contribute to the success of this initiative. Your involvement enhances the center’s ability to provide valuable interactions and services to its clients and the wider community

“ at’s the dream — for the clients that we ser ve to work out in the community and in other settings,” Richardson said.

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BA Med Spa Sets Industry Standard andard with Revolutionary Skincare Trea y

BA Med Spa & Weight Loss, Tulsa’s 2024 A List award recipient in Medical Spa and Skincare, is revolutionizing skincare with the launch of e SaltFacial® Skin Renewal erapy. As the rst and only MedSpa in Oklahoma to o er this advanced treatment, BA MedSpa is setting a benchmark in aesthetic innovation and patient care

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e SaltFacial® is a revolutionary skin renewal therapy that promises to address a plethora of skin concerns, including acne, scars, sun damage, ne lines, and uneven skin texture. Its unique three-step procedure harnesses the natural healing powers of sea salt, ultrasound technology, and LED phototherapy to rejuvenate and replenish the skin, leaving it noticeably healthier and more radiant.

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rst step involves a gentle exfoliation process using natural sea salt, which puri es and prepares the skin by removing dead cells and opening pores.

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e nal step employs LED phototherapy to calm in ammation, promote anti-aging e ects, and kill bacteria, ensuring long-lasting skin health.

Understanding that clients seek both quality and a ordability, BA MedSpa has partnered with Cherry, a nancing service that allows clients to choose from various monthly payment plans with qualif ying 0% APR options. Applying is hassle-free and does not a ect your credit score. is nancing option enables more clients to access high-quality skincare treatments without immediate nancial burden.

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Tracy Booth’s experience produces time and money-saving results.

Given that your cabinets and woodwork are valuable ass in your home, working with a pro who knows how to restore to a better-than-original be bonus. Gleam Guard founder Booth has invested 35 years of ma homes cabinetr y and woodwo projects gleaming. His brand has become a household name in ma cities and states throughout States and Canada.

Tracy said customers have commented how shocking they learn the cost of new ca y, interior doors and baseboards, not to mention long waits for delivery and installation. Gleam Guard customers avoid the high costs and long waits by letting Tracy help you with your new kitchen and woodwork remo deling upgrades.

So you like your cabinets and woodwork, but not the wear they’re showing a er years of everyday use and abuse. Whet her your cabinets are peeling, greasy or worse condition – cracking, scratched, hard to clean or peeling paint, Gleam Guard Wood Re nishing can remedy your woodwork and make it lo ok like ne w again using eco-friendly, non-toxic and odorless materials. ey are an A+ Rated BBB Accredited company and o er reasonably priced and highly e ective solutions for re freshing, restoring and re nishing them back to their original glor y.

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A Granite & Cabinetry Solutions Brings Kitchens to Life

Spring is in the air, and that means it’s time for some much-needed cleaning and organization. And what better place to st art than with the heart of the home — the kitchen!

Your Kitchen remo del can be done within your budget by taking the time to structure your renovation plan. Your overall costs will largely dep end on the size of your kitchen, types of materials and xtures, and whether you want to change the physical space. All these things, when well planned, will help make your ne w kitchen a reality within your budget. You will nd great value in using an experienced remodeling company and designer.

A Granite & Cabinetr y Solutions, LLC, a Tulsa based family business, who specializes in kitchen renovations. Owners Maria and Jorge Ramirez have numerous years of experience in the home remo deling industry. e company has become very popular through the years because they focus on quality and a ordability. ey o er a variety of remodeling options from small to large, countertops only to cabinets on ly, and full space make overs. “People o en think based on our o ce location we don’t do big jobs. We can do any custom idea our clients bring to us,” Maria Ramirez said.

Specializing in granite, quar tz, marble, and quartzite custom countertops and cabinets — from bathroom countertops to shower benches, sinks, tables, backsplash, and more, A Granite & Cabinetr y Solutions, LLC can create custom fabr icated stone pieces to t any need and lifestyle

e company has already built an impressive portfolio of work, with projects ranging from Grand Lake vacation homes and cabins to condos and apartments. Whether

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you need new construction or a model, A Gran ite & Cabinetr y Solutions, LLC can deliver the custom stone pieces that clients need to make their space truly their own.

“We really walk them through the lection process. It depends on the person and the home,” Ramirez said. ome people don’t like too much movement in the stone and want a more subtle, mo dern look, so we go with quartz.”

Sedona is another p opular stone because of its perfect neutral pairing with any cabinet colors and sty le and its economic value, where quartzite is a bold, bark-like stone with a higher price per square foot

Unlike their competitors who charge p er slab, A Granite & Cabinetr y Solutions, LLC charges per square foot with a 3 cm thickness. is means that clients only pay for what they need, and there are no hidden costs or fees. It’s a pricing model that has earned the company a loyal following among Tulsa and surrounding area residents.

And speaking to their continued growth, the company has recentl partnered with local home designer Karen Rossi. Karen brings a weal of experience and knowledge to the table, and her exp ertise has already proven invaluable to A Granite & Cabinetr y Solutions, LLC clients. With Karen’s help, clients can design their ideal kitchen from top to bottom. From backsplash to sinks, cabinets, and of course, countertops, A Granite & Cabinetr Solutions, LLC can create a custom space that perfectly matches their vision. “Karen has been designing for as long as I can remember and we are fortunate to partner with he Ramirez said.

As you proceed with your dream kitchen rememb er to spend within your budget; if planning on moving spend as much as you hope to get back in the sale of your home; and if planning to stay in your home for at least ve ye ars then creating the kitchen of your dreams w ill be well worth the investment and time.

For a free in-home estimate with Karen, call (918) 8550086; or email them at granite.

solutions@yahoo.com. Don’t forget to look them up on social media where they post many before and a er images. @a_granite_solutions_llc on Instagram and @ agraniteandcabinetrysolutions on F acebook.

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Professional Power-Washing Soft-Washing Your Property

Are you noticing that your property’s exterior and concrete is su ering from spots, stains, mold, mildew or plain old Oklahoma dust and dirt? It’s time to wake up curb appeal with a professional power-wash or so -wash

Sure, you can get a hose to use or purchase a do-it-yourself system with modest results. However, when you want it done safely and correctly with maximum results it’s de nitely time to consider calling a professional. Professional power and so washing provides thorough, deep cleaning and is worth the money when you factor in that a good cleaning can help maintain your property value while preventing/ revealing damage of your home or business.

Oklahoma’s Best Power Washing company owner Devin Duncanson is an experienced power-wash professional. He specializes in helping home and business

owners rid their properties of built-up grime. His system of excellence provides the right mix of power, pressure and chemical for ever y job. Coincidently, he developed his own state-of-the-art trailer system that has been a game changer in the power washing world.

Oklahoma’s B est Power Washing uses specialized detergents based on the surface and grime to be removed. Not only are they quick and a ordable, but their power washing methods are safe and e ective and pose no risk of property damage.

Devin gained a thorough understanding of surfaces and chemicals during his time working for DunnEdwards and Sherwin Williams, using Front 9 products, and handson experience during his tenure at a leading co a. “I use high-grade eco-friendly p contin improv a lot to understand and iden correct co

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each speci c job. I like taking my time with each client and am patient and listen to understand what they need done and their expectations.”

What are some out of the ordinar y power washing jobs that Devin has encountered?

“Some clients have had me power washing rugs, lawn tools, outdoor patio furniture, even a interior limestone replace.”

e company provides power and so washing services for both residential and commercial customers. ey will handle your home’s exterior from

ever ything in-between including window washing.

“Our customers can always be assured that there will not be any hidden costs and will receive a clear price before the job begins, as well as we will keep you updated from scheduling to completion because your satisfaction is our priority,” said Devin.

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S U PERIOR UPERIOR O VERHEAD D OOR : CRAFTINGU niq ue ENTRANCES

Your garage door is more than just a functional necessity, it’s an opportunity to make a bold statement, enhance the aesthetics of a property, and even improve home insulation. Superior Overhead Door, a garage door and repair business in Broken Arrow, has been excelling in the industr y since 2008. Specializing in custom doors, this company is transforming the way homeowners and commercial clients view their garage spaces.

“Garage doors take up a large percent of the face of your house,” owner Todd Willhoite said. “You can modernize the look of your home by changing the door’s appearance.”

e company prides itself on its ability to deliver statement pieces that don’t just ll a space but truly complement the architectural style and character of each home. With a full time woodworker on sta , clients have the opportunity to bring their unique designs to life with custom overlays. e introduction of a full glass view door, can instantly brighten a space and make it appear more expansive, adding a touch of sophistication that’s hard to overlook, a popular choice for current clients.

“If clients have a particular design in mind and we don’t have it, then we can almost always make it,” he said.

Enhancing the insulation of your garage door not only improves the energy e ciency of the space but also contributes to a more comfortable environment, which is particularly bene cial for those who use their garage as a workshop or additional living space. But Superior Overhead Door’s expertise isn’t limited to residential projects. e company also handles commercial jobs, including work on duplexes and new constructions, making it a versatile choice for a variety of clients. Whether working with homeowners to bring their vision to life or collaborating with builders on large-scale projects, the team at Superior Overhead Door ensures that every job is executed with precision and care.

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ENTRANCES SINCE 2008

Recognizing the importance of timely ser vice, the company o ers quick turnaround times of 5-6 weeks for customizations and same-day repair ser vices on most weekdays. is commitment to e ciency is just another way Superior Overhead Door stands out in its eld.

One of the most reassuring aspects of choosing Superior Overhead Door is the 1-year warranty that comes with every new installation. is, coupled with the company’s reputation for quality work, reasonable pricing, and superior ser vice,

makes it a reliable choice for anyone looking to enhance their property.

For those intereste d in exploring the possibilities, Superior Overhead Door welcomes clients to its showroom, where they can browse available materials and gather inspiration for their own projects.

“Not all garage doors are the same, which means not all spaces are the same,” he said on Superiors’ free estimate service, aiding potential customers to make informed decisions without any upfront commitment.

e glowing Google reviews speak

dedication to excellence over the years. If you’re considering a new garage door or in need of repairs, Superior Overhead Door is a name you can trust to deliver not just a door, but a statement piece that enhances the face of your home or commercial property.

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MOSQUITO SQUAD HELPS TREAT

THE SYMPTOMS AND PROBLEMS OF PESTS

Will you be a mosquito’s next meal? Research has documented various reasons why some people are bothered more by mosquitoes than others. Factors such as how much you breathe and the carbon dioxide you emit during activity, how much you sweat (the acids you emit draw them to you like mom’s home cooking), what you’re wearing (contrasting colors help them spot you), your blood type (type O i s their favorite), and what you drink such as a beer.

Mosquito-borne diseases take the lives of over a million people a year, making them the #1 deadliest animal on the planet (as cited at https://www. mosquitosquad.com/west-tulsa/bugsdiseases/mosquitoes/, and https:// www.gatesnotes.com/Most-LethalAnimal-Mosquito-Week).

e severe health risks associated with mosquito bites include Zika, West Nile virus, Malaria, and other vectorborne diseases; as well as Lyme disease spread by ticks. Mosquito Squad of Tulsa combines specialized equipment with a proprietar y blend registered

by the Environmental Protection Agency that meets local and federal regulations to create their traditional barrier treatment while o ering clients natural treatment options. “Our natural repellent is applied by trained technicians according to product label guidelines. Remarkably, its e cacy can extend up to 21 days, o ering longlasting peace of mind,” Matt expressed.

With an entomologist on-sta , Mosquito Squad of Tulsa also uses a comprehensive strategy that not only addresses current pest issues and stays ahead of potential outbreaks by

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staying up-to-date on pest control news.

Mosquito Squad’s approach to transparency and trust-building involves using body cameras by their technicians during service visits. is practice ensures that customers are always in the loop, providing a clear view of the treatments and procedures in their yards. is transparency shows their commitment to high-quality ser vice and empowers customers with knowledge about the safety and e ectiveness of the treatments applied.

“We want to be known as the best at what we do, which encourages us to hold ourselves to a high standard,” DeChaine said. Mosquito Squad of Tulsa’s dedication to

community safety and innovative approach sets them apart in pest control. By following their advice and considering their professional ser vices, you can enjoy your outdoor spaces with peace of mind.

To complement their professional services, Mosquito Squad of Tulsa’s team of highly trained technicians o ers invaluable advice to the community t help minimize the risk of mosquito infestation.

In addition to mosquitoes, Mosquito Squad protects homes from nearly all other outdoor pests through add-on services called Pest Packages. At Mosquito Squad, our professional technicians and managers understand the most essential part of providing excellent pest control is understanding the problem. We will consistently help deliver e ective interventions through extensive training, continuing education, and a commitment to inspection and transparent communication. Because Mosquito Squad is at your home every 21 days during the peak of pest pressure, we can provide prescriptive and proactive services. Where other companies only show up every 60-90 days, we believe being present frequently makes us the experts in YOUR home’s speci c pest needs.  No other company is present more o en and is more in tune with the complex biological environment around your home.

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Martial Arts Academy cademy

Mar tial Arts Academy in O wasso has been nurturing leaders through the disciplined art of martial ar ts since 2003. With a primary fo cus on building leaders, the academy provides an environment where eve ry punch, kick, and stance transcends physical b oundaries to instill lifechanging virtues.

e academy op erates on a consistently structured regimen that ensures all who walk through its do ors, regardless of age, are met with a respectful and disciplined atmosphere. is is a place where families come together, not just to train but to grow as units of so ciety that value and practice patience, perseverance, and resp ect for one another

“It is a privilege to speak into these young minds in a meaningful way to

promote con dence and success,” owner and chief instructor of Martial Arts Academy, Chris Velez, said.

Establishe d as a full-time professional academy, it has been dedic ated to the persona l development of its members for over two decades. e instructors are more than teachers, they are mentors who are fully immersed in the moment with each student, guiding them through their journey with unwavering suppor t and encouragement. e expectation is clear from day one: maturity, regardless of age.

is mature atmosphere fosters a sense of resp onsibility and self-awareness among students, making them more receptive to learning not only martial arts but also essential life skills.

“Discipline is not always restraint. S elf control is not always inaction,” Velez said. “We teach our young persons not to be

held captive by the opinions of others so they can grow the courage and con dence to be leaders.”

ose who doubt their abilities are o en the ones who stand to gain the most. is philosophy opens the do ors to many who might have never considered martial ar ts as a path for personal growth. It’s an invitation to challenge oneself, to step out of comfort zones, and to discover untapp ed p otential. e transformation witnessed in such individuals is profound, as they o en emerge more con dent, fo cused, and disciplined.

“We cultivate a success oriented mindset and focus from day one,” he said.

For Velez, one of the most rewarding aspects of his role is witnessing a breakthrough in his students’ martial ar ts journey, which o en doubles as a signi cant personal victo ry

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cademy

“Watching a student rise to the occasion, which usually is them taking a step beyond what they thought their limits were, is the best part,” he said.

Prospective memb ers are encouraged to schedule a time to meet and explore the facility. is initial step is an integral par t of the journey, o ering a glimpse into the world of martial arts and the life-changing bene ts it holds. It’s an opp or tunity to witness rsthand the struc ture d training sessions, the

resp ectful interactions among students and instructors, and the overall positive atmosphere that de nes the academy. rough a disciplined and respectful training regimen, Mar tial Arts Academy instills virtues that extend far beyond the dojo. If you’re seeking a transformative y.

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IS SLEEP APNEA SERIOUS? HOW SHOULD IT BE TREATED?

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The Claremore Area Chamb Commerce will host its fo Chamber Restaurant We this year, in conjunction with the America Ford and Shelby Nati Restaurant Week is the Cham of giving back to its restaurant by encouraging locals and visi dine at Claremore’s favorite ea chance to win pr izes. Bingo ca available for pickup at the partici restaurants, featuring a list of Chamber Meal Deals for the week. When diners ea at the restaurants during June 16 – 23, th will receive a bingo stamp. A are earned (in any order), bingo be turned in at the Chamber o Will Rogers Blvd. for a chance to w cards from local merchants. Meal Deal does not have to be to receive a stamp; the deals sim an enticement for diners. Some resta are o ering a percentage o , while o er a free so drink or dessert wi purchase. Bingo cards can be pi participating rest aurants or pr the Chamber website at Claremore.org.

“We recognize how hard our restaurant owners and employees work, and we know that it’s di cult for them to attend Chamber events regularly, so this is our way of showing our appreciation. We hope everyone in town will show our Chamber member restaurants extra patronage during this week,” said Ashley May, Director of Communications for the Claremore Chamber.

Typically held in June, this year’s Restaurant Week will be held while the Shelby Nationals are in town. is event, which will bring thousands of visitors to Claremore, will be hosted by the Claremore Expo Center June 19 – 23. e Chamber hopes to encourage tourists to enjoy Claremore’s ne eating establishments while they are in town.

Participating rest aurants this year are 6:19 Nutrition, Bill & Ruth’s, Boom-a-rang Diner, Cabin Boys Brewer y, Carl’s Coney Island, Cherokee Casino Dog Iron Grill, and Chick- l-A. Others include Da Vinci’s, El Azteca, El Maguey, Front Porch Bakery, and Gibby’s South in Your Mouth Scratch Kitchen. Rounding out the list are J Farley’s, Main Street Tavern, Oklahoma Pizza Company, Pizza Hut, Rib Crib, She Brews, Subway, Teatime Bakery, e Pink House,

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For more information, contact the Chamber at 918-341-2818 or Chamber@ Claremore.org.

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Discover Tranquility and Style at Your P remier Salon & Massage

massage. Designed to o er a luxurious experience retaining a ordability, this peaceful retreat makes it a perfect spot for anyone looking to juvenate and transform their look without mpromising on quality of services and products. Experience top-notch, vegan, and sustainable hair oducts that are not only good for you and vironment but also tailored to t any budget. ices are customized for all ages and genders, ensuring a personalized experience for every client while embracing their divine beauty.

A unique feature of Hairology 918 salon is their cience of Color Circle Bar. is unique setup allows ts to have easy visibility of the product mixes being used in their treatments. It’s Hairology 918’s y to create an engaging experience where clients n see and understand the process behind their

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personalized hair color.

Beyond hair coloring, services include stylish hair extensions, smoothing Brazilian blowouts, eyebrow waxing, men’s cuts, and para n wax that is guaranteed to help ease tension and so en skin texture. eir stylists are certi ed and industrytrained to provide the best results. Whether you’re looking for a subtle change or a bold new look, Hairology 918 stylists are equipped with the knowledge and tools to make it happ en.

Relax and enjoy the experience of a screen less atmosphere, free from the constant buzz of technolog y where clients can escape their daily worries, connect with themselves, and enjoy a moment of peace while sipping their ‘co ee of the month’ refreshment, or any of Hairolog y 918’s ot her complimentary beverages, while stylists work to create a so othing experience that is su re to have you booking your next appointment before your current is complete! When you’re nished being pamp ered, don’t miss out on exploring their featured boutique, stocked with unique items from local ar tisan vendors. It’s a great place to nd gi s or personal treasures that supp or t local businesses and artisans

And if you need another reas on to book your rst visit now, new clients enjoy a 10% discount on their rst overall serv First resp onders receive an incredible 50% o ever y service, as a token of their gratitude for their service to the community

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Tulsa’s Rock, Gem, Mineral & Jewelry Show set for July 13-14

Rock, Gem Minera & Jewelr

Are you ready for an adventure that rocks? e Annual Rock, Gem, Mineral, and Jewelry Show, set to impress at the Exchange Center at Expo S quare, Tulsa, invites enthusiasts, curious minds, and little hands to explore the fascinating world beneath our feet. S cheduled for Saturd ay, July 13 f rom 9 AM to 6 PM, and Sunday, July 14 f rom 10 AM to 5 PM, this event prom is es an exciti ng ar ray of activit ies, displays, and learning opp or tunit ies for all ages.

“T he enthusiasm thes e people have ab out the field is re ally infectious,” Eric Hamshar, Direc tor at D.W. C or rell Mus eum, said of the over 30 dealer s expected to sell and display their ware s at this year’s show.

These dealers, f rom Oklahoma and all over the countr y, bring a t re asure trove of gems, minerals, fossils, and handcrafted jewel ry. Whether you’re a seasoned collec tor or a budding ge ologist, the variety and quality on display will spark wonder and inspiration. One highlight is the fluore s cent display room wher e under UV lights, rocks and minerals revea l their hidden vibrant colors—a truly gl owing spectacle!

“ e Ice Age bones discovered out of the Arkansas Rivers are always a cool display,” Hamshar said. “You’ ll see local discoveries but also f rom all over the

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So ciety, a community dedicat promot ing interest in geolog y society’s special Pebble Pups in chi ldren to the science behind the sto foster ing a new generation of geolog enthusiasts.

“We collect specimens, have a l shop to learn how to cut and polish stones, and take monthly eld tri said. “ ere’s no limit to the things y can learn.”

e excitement continues w prizes awarded to both adults and children ever y 30 minutes. Special admissions include free entr y fo in uniform and First Responders w Adults can enjoy the show for $7 o a 2-day pass at $10, with childr under are admitted free with a paid ad

Don’t miss this opp or tunity to co with nature, learn about the ear th’s tulsarockandmineral.org. S ee you there!

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