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IN THIS ISSUE

A Visionary in Eye Care...............................................22 Advanced Orthopedics of Oklahoma...................................... 2 Advanced Vision Center........................................................... 5 Ask the Money Maven................................................2 BA Med Spa............................................................................. 21 BMW of Tulsa........................................................................... 13 BancFirst.................................................................................. 16 Big Fireworks, Big Fun................................................37 Bigger Selection, Exciting Upgrades............................32 Castle of Muskogee................................................................. 16 Celebrating the Red, White & Blue..............................34 Claremore Expo Center............................................................ 28 Cream Rises to the top................................................10 Derksen Portable Buildings..................................................... 9 District on Main, The................................................................ 9 Dr. Jody Barkley....................................................................... 39 Edible Arrangements............................................................... 40 Fishing, Food and Fun.................................................30 Flying Tee................................................................................ 17 Goodwill.................................................................................. 31 Goodwill Does Good to Tulsa for 90 Years.....................14 Home of Hope......................................................................... 25 Huldy’s Farm............................................................................ 13 Inola Portable Buildings & Pole Barns..................................... 40 Isn’t It Time to Become an RV Owner?..........................12 It’s Back! 7th Annual Christmas in July.......................20 Jack Kissee Ford...................................................................... 5 Jim Glover Chevrolet............................................................... 3, 17, 31 Jim Glover Nissan.................................................................... 4 Judy Knows Something About Saving Seniors.............36 Kinetico Water Systems........................................................... 39 Mother Nature’s Pest Control & Lawn Care.............................. 40 Nu-Roof & Construction........................................................... 16 OklaHomes Realty, Inc............................................................. 19 Owasso Liquor & Wine............................................................. 28 Pandora Woodland Hills Mall.................................................. 29 Pink House, The....................................................................... 25 Pioneer Financial Group.......................................................... 25 RCB Bank................................................................................. 9 Raising the Roof in Industry.......................................8 Refuge Lifestyle....................................................................... 39 Six Money Tips Teens Need to Know Before They Leave Home.... 26

Stillwater Milling Co................................................................ 15 Suburban Chevrolet................................................................ 11 Swan Dairy............................................................................... 13 Thrift Harbor............................................................................ 39 Thunderbird Berry Farm & Soil Smart...................................... 31 Tile by Tony Inc......................................................................... 17 Tulsa New Holland................................................................... 27 Tulsa RV................................................................................... 7 Tulsa’s Hidden Gems...................................................18 US Health Advisors.................................................................. 2 United Ford Parts Distribution Center..................................... 19 Wade’s RV Clinic...................................................................... 33 Winganon Café & Bait Store.................................................... 28 www.jesusworldview.net........................................................ 25 6

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Tulsa 37,070 homes

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74105–3,757 74112–5,726 74114–4,188 74120–334 74133–6,950 74134–2,414 74135–2,710 74136–1,204 74137–7,310 74145–2,477

Owasso/Collinsville 21,057 Owasso–74055–16,015 Collinsville–74021–5,042

Rogers County 26,988 homes Catoosa–74015–3,288 Chelsea–74016–2,297 Claremore–74017–10,440 Claremore–74019–7,142 Inola–74036–2,269 Oologah–74053–1,552

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RAISING THE ROOF IN THE INDUSTRY

BY AMY BETH DOBBINS

ith close to fifty years of combined experience in the roofing business, these four childhood friends—Cass Benner, Ricky Stanley, Brad Parson and Chris Merriott— struck out on their own to start NuRoof & Construction. With stiff competition in the field, their business philosophy was simple: provide a topnotch experience to the customer through quality workmanship, superior products and, above all else, integrity. Committed to customer service, the company staffs an internal claims specialist, someone dedicated to assisting a customer through the

entire insurance claim filing process. The partners are also available to meet onsite with an insurance adjustor to walk through any inspection, making sure that a repair need is not neglected. Additionally, NuRoof offers a free inspection wherein the customer is given honest feedback as to whether or not it is even beneficial for him to place an insurance claim depending on the level of a needed repair. When contracted for a job, NuRoof & Construction does not accept payment until the job is completed. In addition to re-roofing services, NuRoof & Construction handles roofing for new construction as well as

concrete work, guttering and painting. Whatever the job, NuRoof prides itself in being hands-on from start to finish. “We do everything in a timely manner…it is a quick turnaround, and we do not cut corners,” explains Cass Benner. Every roof comes with a ten year warranty as to workmanship. Further, the partners at NuRoof are dedicated to continual improvement, undergoing continuing education on a regular basis to stay abreast of new and changing products and materials. The results? NuRoof & Construction continues to grow and flourish, becoming a leader in the industry. “We now have five full-time sales reps

and three full crews,” notes Cass Benner. They are also expanding their space with a new office currently under construction. The company is also making its mark on the community as a whole, supporting the local police and fire departments as well as contributing and sponsoring other needs that come its way. With hard work and dedication to integrity coming standard in every bid, it is little wonder that NuRoof continues to take the roofing industry throughout Northeastern Oklahoma by storm. NUROOF & CONSTRUCTION 4515 S. 102ND E. AVE. | TULSA, OK (918) 271-7999 | NUROOF.NET

NuRoof Partners (left to right) Cass Benner, Brad Parson, Chris Merriott and Ricky Stanley.

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CREAM RISES TO THE TOP BY AMY BETH DOBBINS

ust a short distance from Tulsa, up the Will Rogers Turnpike in Claremore, lies a treasure trove of health and history. Swan Bros. Dairy, Inc., established in 1923, continues to produce high quality, all natural milk and dairy products. Diane Williamson and her husband, Don, took the plunge, becoming the official owners of Swan Bros. Dairy, Inc. in 2016. Diane is a third generation dairy farmer at Swan Bros. Her

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grandparents, Ruby and Harley Swan, Sr., originally started the dairy with only one cow and a lot of determination. Most important to the Williamsons is the quality of each product they offer. The cleanliness of their equipment and facilities as well as the overall health of their livestock is top-notch. So high are the standards of Swan Bros., in fact, that it is one of only two dairies in Oklahoma certified to offer raw milk for purchase by the public. â€œRaw milk is richer, tastier and all-natural with no added preservatives or colorings,â€? opines Diane. The cattle are not subjected to growth hormones, nor is the grazed pastureland treated with chemical pesticides. Unlike other larger, corporate operations, the livestock graze

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freely in open pasture, only being held within a pen or barn during milking times. The raw milk, fresh from farm to table, is available for purchase in whole and low-fat varieties, exclusively, onsite at the dairy. Customers will also find cheeses that are crafted from the Grade A milk, including varieties of Cheddar, Colby and Mozzarella. The cheeses may be purchased onsite or ordered online and shipped to you. Swan Bros. Dairy, Inc. is also an active member of the Made in Oklahoma Coalition and the Oklahoma Dairy Producers Association and serves as a vendor at the Rose District Farmers Market in Broken Arrow

on most Saturdays, April thru October, as well as at other local events. Proud of their homegrown heritage and the goods produced, the Williamsons hope to raise awareness of the dairy industry during June which is National Dairy Month. To that end, Swan Bros. Dairy, Inc. will host a limited number of tours on select dates, beginning in June and running through August. The tours will need to be reserved and paid for in advance in that space is extremely limited. For a taste of health and a glimpse into history, make the short trip to Swan Bros. Dairy, Inc. SWAN BROS., INC. 938 E. 5TH STREET | CLAREMORE, OK (918) 341-2298 | SWANDAIRY.COM

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ISN’T IT TIME TO BECOME AN RV OWNER? BY DUANE BLANKENSHIP

raig Goldrich grew up in New York City and has had a most interesting past leading him to his current position as owner of four Tulsa RV locations. His journey has included that of car salesman, a traveling RV salesman on the east coast and travels to many regional and national RV expos in the far western part of the country. While traveling through Oklahoma one year, Goldrich was forced to stop in the Tulsa area for repairs on his own fifth wheel. While visiting with the owner of the repair shop, Goldrich said, “Selling RVs is what I do.” The shop’s main business was repairs and service, but the owner confided that he did have some consignments on his lot. One thing led to another, the owner was impressed with Craig and his knowledge of the RV industry, so he offered him a job. Goldrich accepted and was now an Okie. Seven years ago Goldrich had the opportunity to purchase the lease and Tulsa RV name. Today there are four Tulsa RV locations: The West lot specializes in sales, parts and service and is located at 15525 E Admiral Pl in Tulsa; The Pre-Owned lot does sales of used and consignment units and is located at 16711 E Admiral Pl in Tulsa; the East lot provides sales and service and is located at 20213 E Admiral Pl in Catoosa; and the newest, recently opened facility

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is Tulsa RV Parts & Rentals located at 16527 E Admiral Pl in Tulsa. “I love Tulsa and business is great,” says Goldrich. “Tremendous credit for our success goes to our loyal clients and to the talented Team of Tulsa RV professionals who constantly give their unmatched professionalism, dedication and service Craig Goldrich, Owner of Tulsa RV, invites you to come in and experience the excitement of owning or renting an RV. to our company and our customers.” calls from potential customers Through years of experience, who will be engaged with laying Craig has found that a key element the Keystone Pipeline recently authorized by President Trump. “When you visit Tulsa RV for parts, repairs or service, we hope you’ll drive away knowing that we delivered more than you ever expected,” says Goldrich. And if you’re interested in buying or renting one of our RVs, be assured you’ll find your favorite models on our lots.” to keeping clients happy is to be Some of the names you’ll recognize realistic when they come in, don’t include Bullet, Hideout, Premier, make promises you know you can’t Laredo, Fuzion, Impact, Redwood, keep, and to deliver more than the Cameo, Apex, Phoenix, Riverside, customer expects. Thor, Keystone, Shasta, Crossroads Craig Goldrich is a dreamer and Windsport. “Drive in and let with an uncanny knowledge of the us show you the limitless ways we RV industry. He also possesses can make your dream of owning an the ability to recognize a great RV come true.” opportunity for action when he sees it. “With the positive trend in the RV industry, it’s going to TULSA RV be exciting to see where we are 15525 E. ADMIRAL PL | TULSA, OK over the next several years,” says 20213 E ADMIRAL PL | CATOOSA, OK Goldrich. We’ve already received (918) 234-0000 | TULSARV.NET

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GOODWILL DOES GOOD TO TULSA FOR 90 YEARS

BY CHRISTOPHER BEACH

proficient on his own. In how someone with of the Year, moved aybe you’ve a year’s time, Carlo lives in her rough background to Oklahoma from driven by could possibly be California with his mother his own apartment, is able Goodwill on the to buy his own food and hospitable. But the and worked for a variety highway by Southwest clothing, enjoys spending moment she walked into of day labor agencies. Boulevard or perhaps time with his friends, and Goodwill her first day, The unpredictability of you’ve dropped off is now saving up to buy she felt transformed. the work and the lack clothing at one of their his own car. Her Goodwill coach, of a normal routine did many donation centers. Craig Hayes, Rose, took her clothes not accommodate his But you may not know Goodwill’s the amazing life Employee transformation of the Year, that goes on was born behind the with medical scenes at this disabilities. He historic nonsucceeded in profit that has graduating high impacted Tulsa school, but since 1927. with no work This year, experience, a Goodwill family member celebrated its referred him to 90th anniversary Goodwill for at its annual employment awards in 2012. The Photo provided by Goodwill Industries of Tulsa luncheon while The award winners at Goodwill’s 90th anniversary celebration luncheon stand with emcee Mark Bradshaw, News Anchor from Goodwill honoring three KTUL-TV (he is third from the left). Winners include Connie Laney-Golden, Craig Hayes, and Carlo Powell. Left to right. staff provided special people training and support to shopping, taught her intellectual disabilities, who personify what this help him significantly how to dress and talk to and the Oklahoma trusted friend to our increase his earnings people, and genuinely Department of community does to help and maintain full-time have fun serving hotel Rehabilitation Services those we love. guests. In a year’s time, referred him to Goodwill’s employment in the Connie Laneyhanging department. she has reconnected with Supported Employment Golden, Goodwill’s He now has moved into family, has a job at the Program. A job coach Achiever of the Year, his own apartment and front desk of the Best was assigned to Carlo to was raised by a mother purchased his first vehicle. Western Plus Hotel in match him with the right suffering from mental job fi t, prepare a resume, Contact Goodwill Tulsa, and has committed illness and chemical and practice interviewing today to donate and to herself to a life of serving dependence, and skills to help him land find out more about their and helping other ended up living in a job as a maintenance community programs. women find their way the streets. After associate and materials by managing a sober numerous programs, handler at Walmart. His living home. she tried Goodwill’s new GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF TULSA coach worked alongside Carlo Powell, Hospitality Training 2800 SOUTHWEST BLVD. | TULSA, OK him daily until he became (918) 584-7291 | GOODWILLTULSA.ORG Goodwill’s Graduate Program. She wondered

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TULSA’S HIDDEN GEMS BY ERICA LUDWIG

oin the Tulsa Rock and Mineral Society for their annual Gem and Mineral Show at the Tulsa County Fairgrounds on July 8 and 9. The show serves as the organization’s largest fundraiser, supporting educational and enrichment programs for the community. The weekend-long exhibit provides an opportunity to experience the beauty and history of the world. It also brings together vendors and rock lovers from across the region, offering choice specimens of gems and precious stones, jewelry and related crafts and artifacts. “We are expecting 25 vendors from everywhere from California to Florida,” said Tulsa Gem and Mineral Show 2017 Chairman, Finis Riggs. A special feature this year will be a beautiful opal display from Australia. The dealer will even have some of the

The free kid’s zone features lots of education and fun activities for children of all ages.

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items for sale. You will also find equipment and findings dealers, geode cracking and turquoise jewelry, a stone setter and a florescent room at this year’s event. Competitive displays of minerals, fossils and jewelry will be judged with prizes awarded to Each vendor displays a unique collection of gems and precious stones at the Gem and Mineral Show. the winners. Each month, the Rock activities will educate and and Mineral Society meets entertain young and old. A at College Hill Presbyterian free kids’ zone will feature Church, located near the hands-on opportunities University of Tulsa at 712 to dig for gems, as well as demonstrations and other fun activities. There will also be working exhibits where attendees can see how to cut and polish their own gems. Admission to the Annual Gem and S. Columbia Ave. Meetings Mineral Show is $6 for begin 7 p.m. on the second adults. Children 12 years old Monday of every month. and younger (accompanied Visitors and children are by a paying adult) are welcome. There is a different free. Scouts, military display every month for members, police officers people to observe and enjoy. and firefighters in uniform Whether the rock was receive free admission. found along a trail or digging The show takes place at the into the side of a mountain, Exchange Center at the Tulsa it always feels special when County Fairgrounds. Show one makes a discovery. Even hours are Saturday, July 8 when the rock is purchased from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and or passed on from person Sunday, July 9 from 10 a.m. to person, there’s always an to 5 p.m. element of thrill when you TULSA ROCK AND lay eyes on the piece for the MINERAL SOCIETY first time. (918) 232-8514 | (918) 266-3612 At the show, plenty of TULSAROCKANDMINERALSOCIETY.ORG

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IT’S BACK! 7TH ANNUAL

CHRISTMAS in BY DANA PUGH

t’s the most wonderful time of the year at BA Med Spa & Weight Loss Center! The 7th Annual Christmas in July Special is back with sizzling deals for the season. As you plan your family’s busy summer schedules, BA Med Spa wants to remind you to make some time to give yourself the gift of self-confidence. This year’s special features their most loved products and services, which are heavily discounted for a limited time. Book your services for any time during the

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month of July to receive the special pricing. The special also includes unlimited pre-purchasing of your treatments, so you can stock up for as long as you need to at discounted rates. “We love to give the opportunity for our community to make it affordable to introduce yourself to these procedures and to improve your life by feeling and looking your absolute best,” said practice manager Melody Hawkins. “If you’ve ever been interested, now is the time to do it.”

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Botox® and dermal fillers, hormone replacement therapy, permanent makeup, Coolsculpting®, weight loss and b complexes are some of the featured discounted products. This year, their hottest new procedure, NovaThreads®, is a brand new addition to the Christmas in July special. “NovaThreads® is a new procedure for lifting, toning and tightening the skin for up to 18 months,” said Hawkins. “This is the first time we can give you an instant lift with no downtime, and that’s the thing that’s really exciting about it.” Whether you’re interested in weight loss, wellness or aesthetic services, BA Med Spa will tailor your treatment plan to your personal goals at their beautiful and welcoming office in Broken Arrow. BA Med Spa understands that it can be difficult to come in and talk

about the things you want to change about yourself, and they’ve worked very hard to help patients feel at ease when they come in. The friendly staff, cozy atmosphere and procedure demonstrations are all part of their unique experience. “What makes us unique is that we’re not run of the mill and we don’t treat any patient the same,” said Hawkins. “We sit down and hear every person’s individual needs and goals. Improve your life so that you walk out of here not only feeling your best, but looking it as well.” If you’re thinking about coming in for your first consultation or if you’re an existing patient who has thought about branching out into new services, there’s never been a better time than Christmas in July to see what BA Med Spa has to offer. Call today to set up your complimentary consultation while the savings last! BA MED SPA 500 SOUTH ELM PLACE | BROKEN ARROW, OK (918) 872-9999 | BAWEIGHTSPA.COM

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A VISIONARY IN EYE CARE BY AMY BETH DOBBINS

hough her last name has changed to Dr. Abby Hogle Fowler (formerly Dr. Abby Hogle Overstreet), her commitment to excellence in eye care has not. Abby Hogle Fowler, O.D. is the owner and founder of Advanced Vision Center, 860 S.

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Lynn Riggs Blvd. in Claremore, in operation since 2008. Dr. Fowler takes great pride in treating her patients, ages three to 101: “It’s not a cattle call in here where we just run them through. I take time with every one of my patients.”

Such devotion has netted great relationships through the years: “My patients… have become like family.” In fact, some of the patients she began treating as adolescents are returning as adults, bringing their small children in to be examined.

Thorough examination comes standard at Advanced Vision Center—and for good reason. The eye provides an important glimpse into a patient’s overall health. From high blood pressure or diabetes to the discovery of a brain tumor, Dr. Fowler has seen the direct and positive impact of her practice in patients’ lives. She utilizes the latest treatment methods and technologies, investing in a range of state-ofthe-art diagnostic equipment including a retinol camera and GDX for detecting glaucoma. Whimsical artwork and

Themed rooms with stylish accents make eye care at Advanced Vision Center feel whimsical and inviting.

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photos adorn the examination rooms along with colorful, upholstered seating, reflecting Dr. Fowler’s unique vision for the patient experience. At Advanced Vision, there is something for everyone to enjoy, even a Harley Davidson themed examination room. “I want it to be a clinical environment, but I want it to be fun too. Not so sterile,” explains Dr. Fowler. That unique ambience extends to the optical shop as well. “Eye candy” is at every turn. Dazzling furniture, hand-painted by Dr. Fowler and her mother, displays a vast array of

frames. Dr. Fowler recalls a memory from early on in her practice when a young girl had her heart set on a stylish pair of glasses that exceeded her family’s budget. Then and there, she determined that her patients would always have a positive experience and be able to find a style at any price point right in their hometown. Advanced Vision Center’s continued success is clearly attributable to Dr. Fowler’s ability to treat her patients to an experience rather than an examination. ADVANCED VISION CENTER 860 S. LYNN RIGGS | CLAREMORE, OK 918-283-2020

With a vast array of available frames, you can find style at any price point at Advanced Vision Center.

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FINANCIALLY FIT SIX MONEY TIPS TEENS NEED BY JOCELYN WOOD

s your child leaving the nest? Do they fully understand the daily financial issues that will soon become their reality? It’s never too early to start the conversation. Here are six money tips to teach your children before they leave home.

KNOW THE REAL COST OF THINGS The price tag is rarely the actual cost. Talk about hidden fees, taxes and interest. Talk about personal expenses – utilities, car payments, mortgage, and unexpected purchases that can lead to financial trouble if you don’t plan for them, like auto repairs and medical expenses.

LEARN TO BUDGET Building wealth is not about how much money you make, it’s about how you manage the money you have. Money flows out faster than it flows in. Learn to spend less than you earn. Plan for purchases, comparison shop, negotiate terms and fees and save up money before buying things.

BE VERY CAREFUL WITH CREDIT CARDS Talk about the pros and cons of credit cards. One missed credit card payment can set you on a course toward long-term debt. Misuse of credit cards can also hurt your ability to take out a loan for a car or house. Don’t be afraid to share your personal experience with credit card misuse or debt and the sacrifices you had to make to rise above it. 26 |

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TO KNOW BEFORE THEY LEAVE HOME

NEEDS AND WANTS ARE NOT THE SAME THING You will never have enough money to buy everything you want. Choose wisely. Is instant gratification more or less important than a comfortable lifestyle? Today’s choices will affect your future financial well-being. Again, share stories of choices and consequences.

LEARN THE SECRET TO SAVING The easiest way to build wealth is to set up automatic savings. Enroll in payroll direct deposit. Schedule recurring automatic money transfers from checking to savings. Start small and increase with pay raises. If you learn to put money aside and live below your means when you are young, it will be easier to build wealth as you move up the ladder.

CONSIDER YOUR FUTURE Most adults in or nearing retirement wish they had saved more money. Nearly half of Americans have no retirement savings and still have to work when they are 70 and 80 years old. The younger you start saving, the greater control you’ll have over your financial well-being. Talk to your teens about your personal retirement preparations. However you decide to prep your kids for the real world, be sure money is a topic of conversation. Get help by visiting our education center at RCBbank.com/GetFit. We offer tips and insight on saving, investing, auto lending, homebuying, ID theft and fraud, debt and recovery, financial planning and more. RCB BANK (855) BANK-RCB | RCBBANK.COM

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FISHING, FOOD AND FUN BY DUANE BLANKENSHIP

ean Kinzer, known as Mr. Dean by most of his patrons, is the Owner of Winganon Cafe & Bait. The store is located in the Winganon Community just east of the Winganon Bridge on Lake Oologah. I can honestly say that Dean is one of the nicest men I’ve ever had the pleasure of meeting. But, how can you not like a man who loves fishing and Barbeque? Winganon Cafe & Bait is home to really great hickory smoked barbeque, select grocery items, a full line of fishing tackle including excellent catfish and crappie rigs, and the most popular live baits and

frozen baits. There is an adjacent, full-hookup (30 or 50 amp) RV Park with rental trailers and nine storage units available. The Winganon community was established in the late 1800s, long before Oklahoma gained statehood in 1907. When asked how many residents currently live in Winganon, Mr. Dean pointed to his store-front sign. The sign boasts, “Population: NVM,” to which Mr. Dean replied, “Not very many!” A few years ago, Mr. Dean received a Christmas card that had a painting of a warm, inviting little general store. He liked

what he saw and pinned the card to his bulletin board thinking that one day he would like to give his store a face-lift resembling the store on the card. Three years later he did just that. The Winganon cafe menu features items that include hickory smoked ribs, brisket and bologna, chicken, shrimp and fish, hamburgers, burritos, hot and cold sandwiches, breakfast selections and a variety of side dishes. They also provide carryout and catering services. The store is open every day from sunup to sunset and all items on the menu may be ordered any time of day. “We like to accommodate

our customers with good food anytime they’re hungry. And we generally save them money on fishing equipment purchases,” said Mr. Dean. If you like to crappie fish, you’ll want to check out Winganon Cafe & Bait Shop’s Annual Crappie Tournament that runs each March, April and May. It ensures a 100% cash payback plus added money for each monthly winner. You can also enter the grand prize competition, which awards cash for the aggregate total weight over the three-month period. Talk with Mr. Dean for complete details. Mr. Dean and his Winganon Cafe & Bait staff like people and genuinely enjoy providing customers with four of the basics of a great outing…fishing, camping, fellowship and great hickory smoked barbeque! If you like to fish or eat, venture a little off the beaten path and check out the Winganon Cafe & Bait Store. Mr. Dean and his friendly staff will be at the door welcoming you! WINGANON CAFE & BAIT

Mr. Dean takes pride in his handmade Dean “O” Baits. Word has it that they are great at attracting the big ones.

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EXCITING UPGRADES BY DANA PUGH

wasso Liquor & Wine has been serving Owasso’s retail liquor needs since 1991. With their constantly changing inventory and an incredibly friendly and helpful staff, shopping at Owasso Liquor & Wine is an experience like no other. The store is 10,000 square feet chock full of beer, liquor and wine products that range from everyday favorites to something entirely new and unique. The vast selection is impressive and it is also constantly growing and changing. Customers are encouraged to come in and explore the store to see all that they have to offer. “Take a look at this inventory and it’s word class,” said Andy O’Neal, who runs the family business with his twin brother Scott O’Neal. “We’re not striving to be number one just in Owasso, we’re striving to be number one in the state of Oklahoma. Right now we’re expanding our wine and liquor selection, and we’re expecting new beers to come in any time.” Customer service has always been the number one goal at Owasso Liquor & Wine, and the outstanding selection is just a part of their commitment to their customers. Andy said that they strive to stock every beer that’s

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available for sale in the state of Oklahoma, and if they don’t have what you’re looking for they will special order most products in just one working day. Andy and his staff are gearing up for any upcoming changes to Oklahoma’s liquor laws, and there are some exciting upgrades in the works. Depending on upcoming changes to the existing laws, Andy said they are looking forward to potentially adding Sunday sales, longer hours and refrigeration in the store, and that they are also sketching out ideas for a new store layout. They are planning to implement the changes as soon as the laws are changed. “We’re kind of curious about how

they’re going to write the laws so we can get this thing started, because we’re ready to go,” he added. The family-owned and operated business is a welcoming hometown store for customers from Owasso, and Andy said that customers also come from all over the area to shop the expansive inventory. The O’Neals are proud to be members of the Owasso community, and they generously offer weddings, special events and special orders at cost as a way to give back and to help local charity events succeed. “We are probably the only liquor store in Owasso that is actually from Owasso, currently living in Owasso, and run by an Owasso Family,” said Andy. “My wife works here, my brother-inlaw works here, and my twin and I are the owners. We used our experience from the wholesale beer business to expand into the retail liquor establishment that we are today.” Andy says that if you haven’t been to Owasso Liquor & Wine recently, come in to check them out because they’re doing some exciting things.

Andy O’Neal and his knowledgeable staff are always available to offer expert advice and to help customers find what they need.

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CELEBRATING THE

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I TE & BLUE BY DANA PUGH

he skies are set to ignite this Fourth of July! Gather your family for a night full of fireworks, fun, and food. Enjoy a patriotic evening and celebrate the things that have made America the wonderful country that it is. These events are sure to have something for everyone.

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• Fireworks begin at 9:30 PM • Free Admission (918) 394-4330 | 121st & Memorial

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ROCKETS OVER RHEMA JULY 2, 2017, 5 PM

• Fireworks begin at 10 PM • Free Admission Rhema Bible Church 1025 W. Kenosha St., Broken Arrow Visit www.RocketsOverRhema.com for updates and more information.

RED, WHITE AND BOOM JULY 4, 2017,9 - 10 PM

• Fireworks will be launched from The Greens in Owasso • Free Admission 13600 East 84th St N., Owasso, OK 74055 Visit www.cityofowasso.com for updates and more information.

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• Fireworks begin at 9:45 • Hosted by Downtown Kiwanis, Knights of Columbus and the City of Bartlesville • Free Admission • Stars contest, kids parade, vendors, fireworks

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JUDY KNOWS SOMETHING ABOUT SAVING SENIORS BY CHRISTOPHER BEACH & GINGER FORD

ust ask 67-year-old Judy whether or not one person in one company can make a difference. Her agent, Amy Davis, made that difference for her and now Ms. Judy is passing it on making a difference in many seniors’ lives each week. When Judy started working for Pioneer Financial Group two years ago, she was just about to turn 65. Her agent helped her find the best Medicare supplement and drug plan for her budget. Just months later, she discovered her cancer from six years earlier had come back. The Medicare Supplement covered all of her out of pocket expenses and her drug plan covered her prescriptions, including a very expensive trial drug saving her thousands of dollars. Judy is now in remission and continues to work with Pioneer Financial Group on the phone offering seniors Medicare Supplement comparisons. “All of this happened to me for a reason,” Judy says. “Why I was

placed here to work, why I survived cancer … now I can be here every day to help other people.” Because she has a Medicare Supplement herself, Judy understands the needs and concerns of the senior market. Her best advice to seniors is: 1) Never call an 800 number to sign up for insurance. An 800 number is not an advocate when you have a problem with your Medicare supplement or have an insurance need. You need an agent. 2) Never enroll with a company that sells only one product. The insurance company will never call you when you have a price increase. At Pioneer, we are a broker appointed with multiple companies and can shop many options to make sure your needs are met at a cost that is right for you. If you have any increase, we can shop to find you a better rate with another company. We work for you, not the insurance company. 3) Never enroll in an Advantage Plan. If you have an illness, the out of pocket expenses can be exorbitant. As a cancer survivor, Ms. Judy knows how valuable an agent can be. Not only will an agent assist you in

The Pioneer Financial Group team can help you set up the same type of Medicare Supplements that saved employee Judy’s life. From L to R: Mark Davis, Judy, Ginger Ford, and Matt Durrum.

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Judy’s testimony shows why a company like Pioneer Financial Group is crucial.

choosing the right supplement, but that agent will also be there to keep the cost of your supplement and prescription drug plan down and shop it if you have an increase. This could be a savings of hundreds of dollars each year. Thirteen years ago, Jason and Ginger Ford started Pioneer Financial group after they’d been in the insurance business for more than 10 years. They had ideas and values about what a company serving seniors should be. Their goal is to meet the financial and insurance needs of the senior market including Medicare supplements, financial planning, home and auto, commercial, longterm care and life insurance. Pioneer Financial Group is a local firm with agents across the state. One of our agents would love to be that difference maker for you. Call Ms. Judy today and she will connect you with one of them. PIONEER FINACIAL GROUP 2001 N. WILLOW AVE | BROKEN ARROW, OK (918) 505-1909 | WWW.PFGAGENCY.COM

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BIG FUN Photo by Vance Strickland. Provided by the Castle of Muskogee

BY DANA PUGH

f you’re planning your own Fourth of July celebration this year, the Castle of Muskogee has the fireworks to get your party started with a bang! Family founded, locally operated and community oriented, the Castle Fireworks is the perfect place to design your own patriotic tribute to our country. The Castle has 37,000 square feet of retail space filled to the rafters with prices that fit any budget. From novelty fireworks for smaller children to some of the biggest displays around, their selection of more than 590 different items is huge. Even better, their fireworks sale supports the community as a perfect summer job for local high school students. Each year, the Castle provides more than 150 employment

opportunities to local teens during their summer break. They receive training in customer service and they learn to work in a retail environment, boosting their resumes and giving them valuable work experience that will help them build bright futures. “Leading up to the season, these kids are able to work on assembling the assortments, and they’re learning more about the fireworks as they go,” said Matt Hiller, owner of the Castle of Muskogee. “Then, they’re able to be knowledgeable, helpful fireworks sales people when it comes time to be on the sales floor.” Those helpful young sales people will be available to answer your questions and to handle your fireworks until you check out. While you’re shopping, use your phone to scan the QR codes found on product signage to see videos of the different types of firework in action. Choose your old favorites or try something new from the huge selection of pre-bundled

Photo provided by The Castle of Muskogee

The Castle of Muskogee fireworks are guaranteed to light and fun for the whole family.

assortments and more than 150 multi-action items available at the Castle. Great care is taken to ensure the highest quality fireworks are available. 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 United States. “We guarantee all of our fireworks, said Hiller. “I’m here on the 5th of July with a full money back guarantee. If an item fails to light, bring it back, it’s guaranteed. We take very good care of our fireworks. The fireworks are in better shape when they come out of our warehouse and get to the showroom floor than they were in when we got them.” The Castle is air-conditioned, with accessible restrooms, plenty of paved parking and knowledgeable and friendly sales people to assist you. The annual fireworks sale lasts from June 15th through July 5th, with special discount pricing throughout the showroom. When you can shop in a Castle, why shop anywhere else? CASTLE OF MUSKOGEE 3400 W FERN MOUNTAIN RD | MUSKOGEE, OK (918) 687-3625 | WWW.OKCASTLE.COM

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JUN-JUL June 1-29 Art By Broc 10 AM to 5:30 PM M-F Tulsa Performing Arts Center Gallery 110 E 2nd St, Tulsa, OK 74103 (918) 596-7122 tulsapac.com

June 15-17, 2017 G Fest All day Hatbox Field Love Hatbox Sports Complex 3601 Arline Ave. Muskogee, OK 74401 gfestmuskogee.com

June 8-16, 2017 2017 OK Mozart International Music Festival Bartlesville, OK 74003 (918) 336-2787 Locations, prices and times vary bartlesvillecommunitycenter. com

June 15, 2017 Zodiac - Summer’s Fifth Night Concert Schedule Utica Square 1709 Utica Square Tulsa, OK 74114 7– 9 PM (918) 742-5531 uticasquare.com Free

June 9-10, 2017 Oklahoma Military Academy Reunion Rogers State University 1701 W Will Rogers Blvd Claremore, OK 74017 (918) 343-6888 rsu.edu/alumni/oklahomamilitary-academy/ All Day June 9 - 11, 2017 Tulsa Tough Races begin 6:15 PM Friday Last race 4:35 PM Sunday Awards to follow Downtown Tulsa, 74103 Registration required to race tulsatough.com June 9 & 15, 2017 Shepherd’s Cross Shepherding Lamb & Garden Tours 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM Shepherd’s Cross 16792 East 450 Road Claremore, OK 74017 (918) 342-5911 shepherdscross.com/tours June 10, 2017 Blue Bell Taste of Summer 10 AM to 3 PM Central Park 1500 S Main St. Broken Arrow, OK 74012 (918) 251-1518 www.tasteofsummerba.com $5, kids two & under are free

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June 17, 2017 All Stars Basketball Game Fundraiser for the Margaret Hudson Program The ICONS vs The LEGENDS Mabee Center Basketball Arena 7777 S. Lewis Ave. Tulsa, OK 74171 Tickets start at $10 (918) 495-6000 mabeecenter.com June 10-11, 2017 Tulsa Children’s Summer Theatre Auditions The Lion King Jr. 1-4 PM VanTrease PACE 10300 E. 81st Street Tulsa, OK 74133 tulsacc.edu June 19, 2017 The Demand Project Golf Tournament 8 AM - 3 PM The Golf Club of Oklahoma 20400 East 141st Broken Arrow, OK 74014 (918) 791-8872 thedemandproject.org June 20, 2017 Tulsa Career Fair Live Hiring Job Fair 11 AM – 2 PM Doubletree by Hilton Tulsa Warren Place 6110 S Yale Ave Tulsa, OK 74136

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July 4, 2017 Folds of Honor FreedomFest Activities begin at 5 PM Fireworks begin at 9:30 PM Veterans Park 1875 S. Boulder Ave. River West Festival Park 2100 S. Jackson Ave. Blue Rose Café and Elwoods 1924 Riverside Dr, Tulsa, OK Free July 4, 2017 Red, White and Boom Fireworks Show 9 - 10 PM 13600 East 84th St N. Owasso, OK 74055 Free July 4, 2017 Claremore’s 4th of July Celebration 6-10:30 PM Claremore Lake Park East Blue Starr Drive Claremore, OK 74017 Free admission & parking July 4, 2017 Bartlesville 4th of July Freedom Fest 6-10:30 PM Hosted by Downtown Kiwanis, Knights of Columbus and the City of Bartlesville Downtown Barltesville, OK 74003 Free Admission July 06, 2017 Simple Steps for Starting Your Business - Start-Up Basics 6:30 - 8:30 PM Hardesty Regional Library Oak Meeting Room 8316 E 93rd St Tulsa, OK 74133 (918) 549-7323 tulsalibrary.org July 6, 2017 Lazer Lloyd Live! 8-10 PM Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame 401 South 3rd Street Muskogee, OK 74401 $10 in advance $15 at the door

July 8, 2017 Mom & Son Luau 6-8 PM Nienhuis Park 3201 N 9th St. Broken Arrow, OK 74012 (918) 259-7000 $5 per person Jul 8, 2017 Port to Fort Adventure Race Muskogee Running Club 5201 Three Forks Rd, Fort Gibson, OK 74434 7 AM Registration Required $25-$70 July 8-9, 2017 Tulsa Rock, Mineral & Jewelry Show & Sale Saturday 9 AM - 6 PM Sunday 10 PM - 5 PM Tulsa County Fairgrounds Exchange Center Adult one day pass $6 Children 12 and under are free (918) 232-8514 tulsarockandmineralsociety.org July 14-16, 2017 An Affair of the Heart Friday & Saturday 9 AM – 6 PM Sunday 11 AM – 5 PM River Spirit Expo 4145 E 21st St. Tulsa, OK 74112 $8 per person for all 3 days Kids 12 and under are free heartoftulsa.com July 20, 2017 Milam Lecture Series Bill Keith, author of “From One Fire – The Story of Bill John Baker” 7 PM Will Rogers Memorial Museum 1720 W Will Rogers Blvd Claremore, OK 74017 Admission is free 918-906-7258 willrogers.com July 22, 2017 Moms on Main 10 AM - 3 PM Three Twenty on Main 320 W. Will Rogers Blvd. Claremore, OK 74017 $5 Admission

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