Debunking The ‘Flushable Wipe’ Myth
By: City of Broken Arrow | Category: Consumer News | Issue: April 2024
Wipes are common culprits that clog and shut down city sewer lift stations that carry wastewater to the sewer plant.
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Tulsa County Assessor Addresses Property Tax Notices
By: Aarika Copeland | Category: Consumer News | Issue: May 2023
The Tulsa County Assessor addresses common property tax questions.
New Face at The Broken Arrow Economic Development Corporation
By: Lindsay Cunningham | Category: Consumer News | Issue: May 2023
The Broken Arrow Economic Development Corporation has hired Nik Duffle to serve as the organization’s vice president of economic development.
Broken Arrow Breaking Ground on Elam Park
By: Lesa Jones | Category: Consumer News | Issue: May 2023
A City of Broken Arrow groundbreaking ceremony announcing the start of construction on the much-awaited Elam Park Phase I will be held Monday, May 1
Energy One Federal Credit Union Breaking Ground on Broken Arrow Location
By: Lindsay Cunningham | Category: Consumer News | Issue: May 2023
The Broken Arrow Chamber and Energy One Federal Credit Union held a groundbreaking ceremony on Thursday, May 4, 2023 at 10 a.m. to celebrate the construction of Energy One Federal Credit Union’s first Broken Arrow branch.
What You Need to Know About Purchasing a Hearing Aid
By: Mary Bransford | Category: Consumer News | Issue: May 2018
Are you having trouble hearing? Do you think a hearing aid might help? Miracle-Ear will help you with purchasing your new hearing aids.
Honey Baked for 60 Years
By: Duane Blankenship | Category: Consumer News | Issue: December 2017
To celebrate their 60th anniversary this year, The Honey Baked Ham Co. announced a culinary partnership with Chef Geoffrey Zakarian. You’ll recognize him as a renowned restaurateur, cookbook author, celebrity Iron Chef, longtime favorite judge on Food Network’s Chopped and host of Cooks vs Cons and Emmy nominated, The Kitchen.
Uncorking the Cure
By: Brent Patterson | Category: Consumer News | Issue: October 2017
Last year alone, through our comprehensive nationwide network of services, the Society devoted more than $100 million to connect approximately one million people affected by MS to the connections, information and resources they need. We are united in our collective power to do something about MS now and end this disease forever.
Making a Difference at AVB Bank
By: Cooper Rash | Category: Consumer News | Issue: July 2017
AVB Bank is a community pillar with exemplary employee dedication to serving the community and generous donations to worthy local causes.
Working to Improve Lives Since 1927
By: Duane Blankenship | Category: Consumer News | Issue: June 2012
Goodwill Industries of Tulsa has changed a lot over the past 85 years; headquarters have grown, as have their services.
Conservative, Constitutional, Christian
By: Deanna Rebro | Category: Consumer News | Issue: June 2012
Kevin McDugle claims he doesn’t have a political bone in his body.
Helping Girls Become Strong Women
By: Lorrie Ward | Category: Consumer News | Issue: June 2012
Kids are growing up fast these days – some might say “too fast!” With Hollywood and other media pressure urging young girls in particular to look and act “sexy,
Golf to Stop Child Trafficking Now
By: Duane Blankenship | Category: Consumer News | Issue: June 2012
Stop Child Trafficking Now (SCTNow) funds efforts that target the demand side of child sex slavery. They target predators.
You Name It
By: Duane Blankenship | Category: Consumer News | Issue: September 2007
Gift giving is fun and enjoyable for many people. Whether for a birthday, wedding, new baby, graduation or just any special occasion, gift givers are always looking for new, creative presents.
New Look, New Name
By: Carol Beck-Round | Category: Consumer News | Issue: September 2007
Dan Neldon enjoys both bowling and seeing people have fun. This combination of interests conveniently led him and his wife, Lora, to purchase their second bowling alley.
A Big Bridle Creek “Thank You”
By: Duane Blankenship | Category: Consumer News | Issue: August 2007
Located just 10 minutes from the outskirts of Tulsa and Skiatook Lake, Bridle Creek Horse Ranch and Resort is nestled in the Osage Hills.
Learn to Scrap in a Snap
By: Lorrie Jackson | Category: Consumer News | Issue: August 2007
Whether you are a frequent scrapbooker or just want to learn more about creative ways to preserve memories, the Creating Keepsakes Convention will offer something for everyone.
Sooner Style
By: Joshua Danker-Dake | Category: Consumer News | Issue: August 2007
Sooner Optical, an independent shop, has had the same hands-on owner since it was established in 1981.
Naturally Delicious Foods
By: Duane Blankenship | Category: Consumer News | Issue: July 2007
Jeff and Chris Emerson, owners of two naturalfarms stores in Tulsa, are redefining the meaning of the word “fresh.” Chris says, “Once food has been treated with pr…
The Cutting Edge for Great Ideas
By: Julie Dermody | Category: Consumer News | Issue: July 2007
For three years, The Scrapbook Store in Owasso has been providing a playground for adults; customers can spend hours having fun as they attempt to preserve history.
Everyday Heroes of Claremore Regional Hospital
By: Duane Blankenship | Category: Consumer News | Issue: May 2007
Claremore Regional Hospital’s Peggy Trease, marketing director, and Cheryl West, marketing coordinator, agree that the staff is essential in making the hospital the success it is today.
Cricket Nation
By: Lorrie Jackson | Category: Consumer News | Issue: May 2007
Parents who buy cell phone plans for their children often face a common dilemma: they want to provide the cell phone for its convenience and safety.
Leaving A Legacy
By: Sarah Mitschke | Category: Consumer News | Issue: May 2007
Melissa Goodman, owner of ScrapHappy’s in Tulsa, began scrapbooking shortly after her son was born.
Variety is the Name of the Game at The Market
By: Christy Means-Smith | Category: Consumer News | Issue: May 2007
Are you a consumer looking for a different type of shopping experience? Or are you a merchandiser who would like space to sell products without having to rent an entire storefront?
The UPS Store
By: Duane Blankenship | Category: Consumer News | Issue: May 2007
After moving to Oklahoma in 1979 and launching a 20-year career in medical sales in the early 1980’s, Mike McLea developed a yearning to own a UPS store.
Luxurious Living
By: Sarah Mitschke | Category: Consumer News | Issue: May 2007
As Owasso’s leading apartment community, The Villas at Bailey Ranch has been growing since the property was purchased in 1999.
The Perfect Gift
By: Christy Means-Smith | Category: Consumer News | Issue: April 2007
Mothers’ Day and graduation are right around the corner.
Oklahoma’s Largest Full-Line RV Dealer
By: Duane Blankenship | Category: Consumer News | Issue: April 2007
Dave and Gloria Pierce joined the RV industry in 1979 as Dave’s Claremore RV. The couple started their business in a small building on Historic Route 66 near Claremore, Okla.
Inspire Your Creativity
By: Sarah Mitschke | Category: Consumer News | Issue: April 2007
Scrapbookers in Claremore are probably familiar with Simply Scrapbooks, a unique store with supplies for any scrapbook project. For those who have not yet gotten i…
Expanding to Better Serve You
By: Christy Means-Smith | Category: Consumer News | Issue: April 2007
Tile By Tony has been expanding since 1982, when master craftsman Tony Sementi first opened the business.
Spring Fashions
By: Christy Means-Smith | Category: Consumer News | Issue: March 2007
By spring, practically everyone is ready to shed the layers and bring out the lighter clothing.
Fashion Savvy on a Fashion Budget
By: Lorrie Jackson | Category: Consumer News | Issue: March 2007
Bargain Hunters everywhere share a little secret. They dress like they have a million dollars, but they do not. They look like they just stepped out of a fashion magazine, but they did not.
Spring Bargains
By: Julie Dermody | Category: Consumer News | Issue: March 2007
Are you tired of shopping overpriced malls and department stores? Have you been searching the garage sales for baby items, trying to keep as much money in your pocketbook as possible?
Owasso’s One-Stop Shop
By: Duane Blankenship | Category: Consumer News | Issue: March 2007
It would probably be easier to tell you what Pack & Mail Plus is not, rather than what it is. Pack & Mail Plus is a service-packed business that caters to individuals and businesses.
Traditions Remain
By: Eddie Stephens | Category: Consumer News | Issue: March 2007
Looking for the perfect gift or need a new centerpiece for your table or wreath for your front door? Come visit Rathbone’s Flair at their location in Jenks.
Trade the Ordinary for the Extraordinary
By: Lorrie Jackson | Category: Consumer News | Issue: March 2007
With more and more men and women working outside the home today, people long to create a sanctuary to which they can retreat after a long day.
Undercover Transformation
By: Christy Means-Smith | Category: Consumer News | Issue: December 2006
As temperatures plunge, we cover our skin with clothing. We do so to protect ourselves from the cold, but in the process, we end up shielding ourselves from the sun as well.
Loyalty and Service
By: Eddie Stephens | Category: Consumer News | Issue: December 2006
Businesses value a loyal customer base. Likewise, customers share loyalty where their patronage is valued.Affordable Automotive & Battery is outstanding on both fronts.
Ultimate Gifts for the Ultimate Driving Machine
By: Eddie Stephens | Category: Consumer News | Issue: December 2006
How do you top the style, class and performance of a BMW? Accessorize, of course.
Holiday Detail
By: Eddie Stephens | Category: Consumer News | Issue: December 2006
There are many creative options for gift giving each holiday season. Attention to detail, better yet, detailing, is one option.Bob Hurley Ford recently expanded its Detail Department.
New Year’s Celebration
By: Lorrie Jackson | Category: Consumer News | Issue: December 2006
Ladies: are you tired of spending New Year’s Day cooped up in the house with a constant stream of football commentary blaring from the television set?
Felts Shoes to the Holiday Rescue!
By: Christy Means-Smith | Category: Consumer News | Issue: December 2006
Looking for the right gift can be challenging. Some people desire practical gifts, while others prefer more of a luxury item.
Gear Up for the Holidays
By: Eddie Stephens | Category: Consumer News | Issue: December 2006
Toyota quality speaks for itself.
One-Stop Christmas Shop
By: Lorrie Jackson | Category: Consumer News | Issue: December 2006
With all the hectic activity at the holidays, wouldn’t it be wonderful if there were a place where you could buy a gift, wrap it, package it and ship it, all at one location?
Guaranteed Homes That You Design
By: Eddie Stephens | Category: Consumer News | Issue: December 2006
Experience, quality and guarantees are the unseen foundation of home buying.
One-of-a-kind Christmas Shopping
By: Christy Means-Smith | Category: Consumer News | Issue: December 2006
Shopping at an antique store is a one-of-a-kind experience. The items are unique, as owners do not just order from a warehouse or a catalog. Most “finds” are made available after a detailed search.
Ham for the Holidays
By: Eddie Stephens | Category: Consumer News | Issue: December 2006
Regardless of the reason, anniversaries are to be celebrated. Question: have you celebrated this year’s “Ham-i-versary”?“The Hamlet has been around for 20 years.
“Throw Your Cares Away”
By: Jane Hanson | Category: Consumer News | Issue: November 2006
Heading toward the holiday season, people are looking for unusual and unique gifts for loved ones.
Doctor Knows Best
By: Mallory Spoor-Baker | Category: Consumer News | Issue: November 2006
I know. You open the paper every day or hear a new radio advertisement and learn that a new “cosmetic medical spa” has opened.
A Second Chance
By: Lorrie Jackson | Category: Consumer News | Issue: November 2006
“Clothes so good they deserve a second chance.” This is the stated motto of Clothesline Family Consignment at 91st and Sheridan in Tulsa’s Chimney Pointe Shopping Center.
Lasting Changes
By: Lorrie Jackson | Category: Consumer News | Issue: November 2006
“No men, no makeup, no mirrors.” This sums up the philosophy at Curves, a company known all over the globe for its dedication to women’s health and fitness.
Achy, Breaky Knees?
By: Sara Dale | Category: Consumer News | Issue: November 2006
Your achy, breaky knees never had it so good! In fact, there’s no reason your knees need be achy — or even breaky — another day of your life.
Hearing Loss Knows No Generation Gap
By: Jamie Brace | Category: Consumer News | Issue: November 2006
Sniffling, sneezing, runny nose and earaches are not the only reasons to visit an Ear Nose and Throat Specialist.
How Nutrition Helps Reverse Early Stage Disease
By: Eddie Stephens | Category: Consumer News | Issue: November 2006
“There’s a disturbing trend of poor health among Americans, due in large part to a lack of nutritional knowledge,” states Dr. Charles Fleming, of Fleming Chiropractic.
Honored Dental Care
By: Eddie Stephens | Category: Consumer News | Issue: November 2006
Pursuing improvement indicates commitment to one’s profession. Being awarded as a result, distinguishes them among their peers.
Fun & Relaxed
By: Christy Means-Smith | Category: Consumer News | Issue: November 2006
The holiday season gives everyone the opportunity to try something new, different and often daring with hairstyles.
Give the Gift of Beautiful Skin
By: Christy Means-Smith | Category: Consumer News | Issue: November 2006
The holidays are close at hand, and healthy, vital skin is a gift everyone should give herself or himself.
Guaranteed Homes That You Design
By: Eddie Stephens | Category: Consumer News | Issue: November 2006
Experience, quality and guarantees are the unseen foundation of home buying.
RCB Bank Opens Catoosa Branch
By: Carol Beck-Round | Category: Consumer News | Issue: November 2006
With the grand opening last month of their new 6,000 square foot branch at Catoosa, RCB is ready to serve customers with a full-service line of banking options, accordin…
Service: It’s a Two-way Street
By: Eddie Stephens | Category: Consumer News | Issue: November 2006
Although most of us, at one time or another, have had what we generally label a bad experience with the Service Department of a car dealership, Speedway Chevrolet focuse…
Cutting Edge
By: Julie Dermody | Category: Consumer News | Issue: November 2006
The Villas at Bailey Ranch tower over the surrounding hillsides and are nestled against the greens at Bailey Ranch Golf Course.
Make Your Skin Look Better Today
By: Mallory Spoor-Baker | Category: Consumer News | Issue: October 2006
As the holidays approach and slinky fashions beckon, many women shift their attention to their skin.
Is Knee Replacement Surgery Right for You?
By: Sara Dale | Category: Consumer News | Issue: October 2006
A painful knee can severely affect one’s ability to lead a full active life. But, in today’s age of orthopedics, those suffering with chronic knee pain have plenty of reasons to smile.
The Doctor is In
By: Jane Hanson | Category: Consumer News | Issue: October 2006
With the busy holiday season rapidly approaching, it’s time to consider taking some wise steps to evaluate your health and begin taking measures to remain healthy thro…
Open House Celebration
By: Value News | Category: Consumer News | Issue: October 2006
Margie Kleinert established Figures Express in October 2004 and wants to celebrate the success her clients have achieved.
Doggie Dentistry
By: Duane Blankenship | Category: Consumer News | Issue: October 2006
To keep your usually perky pup feeling, well, perky, it’s essential that his teeth receive their share of attention.Green Country Veterinary Hospital considers your be…
Guaranteed Service
By: Eddie Stephens | Category: Consumer News | Issue: October 2006
It’s said that people show great concern about three things: their car, their hair, and their clothes.
Grout Rescue
By: Liz Vierheller | Category: Consumer News | Issue: October 2006
If you are troubled by the grout in your bathroom or kitchen, don’t’ despair. Grout Care of Tulsa offers a simple solution, and you won’t have to take out a home equity loan to pay for it.
One-Call Home Repair
By: Eddie Stephens | Category: Consumer News | Issue: October 2006
As homeowners, most of us will need to find a source for all our home repair and remodeling needs.
Don’t Let an Accident Wreck Your Life
By: Kathy Smith | Category: Consumer News | Issue: October 2006
Car wrecks account for numerous injuries and deaths in Oklahoma.
Clear & Believable Service Practices
By: Eddie Stephens | Category: Consumer News | Issue: October 2006
“Let’s do business and let’s do it right.” That’s a brief, crystal-clear way to describe the philosophy of Nelson Nissan.Those are the words Service Manager, R…
Quality Homes: Affordable Price and a Perfect Location
By: Carol Beck-Round | Category: Consumer News | Issue: October 2006
One of Rogers County’s best-kept secrets is Claremore Lake. Within one-half mile of this tranquil setting is Prairie Lake subdivision where you can find quality homes at an affordable price.
From Unbelievably Ugly to Unimaginably Beautiful
By: Eddie Stephens | Category: Consumer News | Issue: October 2006
Picture a typical bathroom in an aging home. Now picture it containing a beyond-typical “ugly” bathtub.Your conjured image of that tub is probably nowhere close to how ugly it really is.
Robin’s Caring Arms Healthcare & More
By: Jane Hanson | Category: Consumer News | Issue: October 2006
Caring for an elderly or sick relative is one of the most courageous and challenging things a person can do.
The Personal Touch
By: Julie Dermody | Category: Consumer News | Issue: October 2006
Needing to get a little gift for someone, “for no reason” Been looking for somewhere to shop that has unique gifts as well as prices to fit your purse strings? Owasso has that place.
Let Your Performance Do the Talking
By: Jane Hanson | Category: Consumer News | Issue: October 2006
The Talk of Tulsa Chorus is looking for new singers to learn four-part, a cappella harmony and barbershop style.
The Entrepreneur’s Source
By: Lauren Atkinson | Category: Consumer News | Issue: October 2006
The Entrepreneur’s Source is one of North America’s leading business and franchise consulting organizations, helping individuals transition into a new and exciting c…
Dreaming of Owning A Restaurant?
By: Value News | Category: Consumer News | Issue: October 2006
The Pink House has been synonymous with wonderful food, a friendly atmosphere and has been a Claremore tradition for the past 24 years.When Julie McGoffin bought The Pin…
A “Stand-On” Product Perspective
By: Eddie Stephens | Category: Consumer News | Issue: October 2006
“We stand by our reputation” is a confirmation of quality.
Get Ready for the Prom Season
By: Jane Hanson | Category: Consumer News | Issue: October 2006
Prom season is approaching fast and there is a win-win way to find the perfect one-of-a-kind prom gown. Visit Treasured Gowns, in Sapulpa, to see their amazing selection of prom dresses.
Mr. J’s Knows Tractors
By: Carol Beck-Round | Category: Consumer News | Issue: September 2006
Jim Brassfield started learning about tractors in the early 70’s as he and his father had a used truck and tractor lot next door to his Tire City store in Pryor.Brassf…
How to Have 60 Percent of Your Small Business Health Insurance Paid
By: Eddie Stephens | Category: Consumer News | Issue: September 2006
Small business owner; affordable group insurance alternatives – got your attention?
Doggie Dentistry
By: Duane Blankenship | Category: Consumer News | Issue: September 2006
To keep your usually perky pup feeling, well, perky, it’s essential that his teeth receive their share of attention.Green Country Veterinary Hospital considers your be…
Life Changing Results
By: Jane Hanson | Category: Consumer News | Issue: September 2006
Whether you are ready to admit it or not, holiday season is only a few weeks away, and with all those parties and social and family events to attend, you want to feel pr…
Preventive Maintenance Saves Money
By: Value News | Category: Consumer News | Issue: September 2006
Aggressive driving habits can lead to countless dangerous and costly outcomes.
JBF Consignors Earn 70%
By: Value News | Category: Consumer News | Issue: September 2006
Just Between Friends of Owasso is having their fourth Children’s and Maternity Consignment Sale October 5th-7th and is promising to be bigger and better than ever!If y…
Meet Dr. Fugitt
By: Value News | Category: Consumer News | Issue: September 2006
Dr Michelle Fugitt relocated her office in June 2006, and is now located at 87th and Garnett in the Berkshire Medical Plaza Broken Arrow.
Ward Joins RCB Bank
By: Value News | Category: Consumer News | Issue: September 2006
Todd Ward, a new RCB Bank Vice President Lending Officer in Owasso, is looking forward to meeting you.
Is There a Key to Good Insurance Coverage?
By: Eddie Stephens | Category: Consumer News | Issue: September 2006
What’s the key to selecting the best insurance carrier for your diverse needs?
A Place of “Uniqueness”
By: Carol Beck-Round | Category: Consumer News | Issue: September 2006
Wade and Sherri Faust can describe their antique store in one word: “uniqueness.”Stroll through the aisles of Remember When.
Body For Life Challenge
By: Karla Hernandez | Category: Consumer News | Issue: September 2006
For most women, there are certain areas of the body that need extra attention and care.
Fresh, Made to Order & Authentically Italian
By: Value News | Category: Consumer News | Issue: September 2006
One bite of the food you’re served at Toscana Italian Restaurant and you’ll know he’s right.
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