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Few people think twice about flipping on a light switch. Yet thousands of families on the Navajo Nation still live without electricity. Each summer, volunteers from public power utilities across the country travel to Arizona to participate in Light Up Navajo, a volunteer effort that brings electricity to homes receiving power for the first time.
This year, Edmo...
The front porch still hints at the 1900s, but step inside and the story takes a deliciously modern turn. In the heart of downtown Edmond, a 1918 Sears mail-order kit home has traded its once-formal parlor for chic lounge seating, handcrafted cocktails and artistic charcuterie boards. The Barlor is a relaxed yet lively wine bar, the perfect place to hang out with besties o...
Every month, a small team of volunteers sets up a portable chemistry lab at the trailhead of Spring Creek walking trail. Their mission is to record the quality of water flowing through the creek, which is then compared to data from previous years.
John Harrington and Gretchen Jeane began volunteering for Oklahoma Blue Thumb, a water conservation organization, i...
The headline “15 Die in Massacre” shocked America.
The ...
As schoolchildren gear up for their return to school, the Edmond Historical Preservation Trust invites students to glimpse a school day from the perspective of Edmond’s first students. The restored 1889 Territorial Schoolhouse at 2nd & Boulevard is the first public school of Oklahoma Territory and the only one-room school remaining along Route 66.
A...