After a once-promising future slipped through the hands of Michael Norris, he got it back – against all odds – through a first-of-its-kind program that is restoring lives and families. The Center for Social Innovation (CFSI) surrounded Norris with…
Amid the craziness that was 2020, many local families found themselves looking into private school options for the first time. When considering private schools in the metro area, the admired institutions with excellent reputations likely come to mind. But…
The Oklahoma weather is not for the faint of heart. We all know that it can test our patience – and that is especially true if you are planning any kind of entertaining event outside. On the other hand,…
"Persians aren't liars. They're poets, which is worse." During the aftermath of 9/11, a 12-year-old boy named Khousrou (now called "Daniel") stands in front of an Oklahoma classroom and begins, "I'll tell you a story. We can know and be…
Burt and Jody McAnally have owned the Farmers Public Market since 2002, and they believe in ghosts. However, the couples’ antiques mall manager, Bill Hogan, who is 91, has his doubts that the majestic 1928 building is haunted. The…
OKC finds itself surrounded by talented creators, providing an opportunity for exciting festivals as the seasons change. The Plaza District Association is set to showcase a variety of retail, food, art, and music on October 2nd, including the 6th annual…
Dr. Jennifer Cox founded the Pier 34 Foundation after her brother Rob, who suffered from bipolar disorder, died at 34. “I realized I’d lost not only my best friend, but my pier in the water, the person I turned…
College-bound students looking to maximize their ACT scores will have more options this year. Starting in September, students may retake the English, reading, math and science sections separately, according to the nonprofit organization that administers the test widely used as…
