Edna Scott was larger than life. She loved music and laughter and dancing on the bar. This year, the local Oklahoma City nightspot “Edna’s” celebrates its 40th anniversary. Located on North Classen Boulevard near the Belle Isle Shopping…
Lasting joy in the Raley home
At home with Miss America Jane Jayroe
A Guthrie hospital that gradually fell into disrepair has been reborn, and still holds memories, as senior living facility The Villas of Benedictine Pointe.
Instrumental in helping to revive OKC’s Miller neighborhood, Bruce Hall and Mike Stuart have come to feel perfectly at home in the historic home that shares its name.
A bit smaller a little quieter and still filled with treasured keepsakes, Lori Burson’s new home in northwest OKC is a comfortable, exquisitely designed retreat.
Former store manager Scott Booker – now longtime manager of The Flaming Lips – reminisces about the broad selection and personal touch of Rainbow Records.
A discussion about acting, modeling, inspiration and the pros of an Oklahoma upbringing with Young Creativity Ambassador James Austin Kerr.
Mark Myers and Jessica Schambach are both public figures, so they treasure the opportunity to unwind in the beautifully designed privacy of their Northwest OKC home.
A brief high school sports career with one claim to fame: The coach was Larry Mantle, younger brother of Yankees superstar Mickey Mantle.
Looking back at the earliest days of television in OKC as pioneering station KOCO-TV celebrates its 65th anniversary.
The Oklahoma Dental Association’s Dr. Shannon Griffin talks about Mission of Mercy and the advancement of dental health.
Oklahoma singer Jody Miller remembers her musical journey to motherhood and how it intertwined with becoming “Queen of the House.”
Charting Oklahoma’s history as it happens, and continuing to evaluate it over time, is a group effort – one that can pay off for current and future generations.
Arts Council OKC director Peter Dolese retraces the origins and expansion of the week-long celebration of creativity that is the Festival of the Arts.
Thanks to impeccable design, clean lines and well-placed pops of color, the Jones family consider their Nichols Hills home on par with a tropical getaway.
The late Jackie Cooper won many Oklahoma fans – including former Miss America Jane Jayroe – through the quality at his huge Olds dealership and the generosity of his philanthropy.
The Oscar watch party hosted by Kym Koch, Charlie Monnott and Kevin Winsell is an excellent local tradition – one that benefits CityRep Theatre this year.
Looking back on the supremely satisfying shopping experience of finding it all at one-time Oklahoma-based retail chain TG&Y.
One of OKC’s largest and most enjoyably elegant fundraisers returns, as organizers and the Oklahoma AIDS Care Fund prepare for the 27th Red Tie Night.
Laynie Gottsch looks back at her family legacy of education – including former First Lady Kim Henry – and forward to a hopeful future for Oklahoma’s students.
Looking back on the experience of adolescence in small-town Edmond, and raising a family here as the city comes into its own.
