Archive of: Exploring Oklahoma

	Title	Issue
	Digging into Oklahoma's past Karen Mitchell	Web 2011
	Celebrate a Territorial Christmas in Guthrie This article discusses the many activities planned for Guthrie’s annual month-long Territorial Christmas Celebration. Karen Mitchell	Web 2011
	Wings: Helping Others to Soar Looking for a unique Christmas gift this holiday season? Shop at the Wings gift shop, 13700 N Eastern Avenue in Edmond, to buy one-of-a kind items hand made by artists at this special needs community center. You’ll be supporting a wonderful cause while making the difference in the lives of many. Karen Mitchell	December 2011
	Learning Through Play at Stillwater’s New WONDERtorium If you find your community is lacking a resource, don’t complain; do something about it! This is what two moms in Stillwater did when they got their community involved in creating a fun, educational and interactive children’s museum. Karen Mitchell	November 2011
	Exploring Shawnee’s Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art What do you get when you cross an artistically-gifted Benedictine monk, the Oklahoma land run and a desire to bring the world’s art and history to a new frontier homeland? You get the treasure that is the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art in Shawnee, one of the oldest museums in the state. Karen Mitchell	October 2011
	Weather, Science and More on the OU Campus If you have a teen or tween who exhibits a proficiency in math, an interest in science or just a curiosity about weather, a tour of the National Weather Center (NWC) on the OU campus may spark an interest in meteorology. Karen Mitchell	September 2011
	Exploring the Chickasaw Cultural Center The Chickasaw Cultural Center was built by the Chickasaw Nation to provide educational opportunities for the Chickasaw people and to share their unique history and culture with the world. Karen Mitchell	August 2011
	A Trip to Bartlesville Promises Fun for All! Thanks to the adventurous spirit of an Iowa barber, we have a jewel in northeastern Oklahoma that makes the perfect short-distance family fun trip, girls’ getaway or romantic rendezvous: Bartlesville! Karen Mitchell	July 2011
	Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center Only an hour and a half drive from the northern Oklahoma City metro limits, the Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center is an educational, hands-on historical destination, perfect for families or school field trips. Karen Mitchell	June 2011
	Oklahoma Music: The Full Spectrum of Sound While our hundred-year-old state may be better known for our country offspring, Oklahoma music is surprisingly deep in all genres: a little bit country, a little bit rock and roll, and everything in between. Malena Lott	May 2011