By Laci Jones With the saying, “Don’t reinvent the wheel,” Lee Liles, owner of the National Museum of Horse Shoeing Tools and Hall of Honor said...
By Laci Jones Seed spitting contest. Tiny tots pageant. Live, local entertainment. Sweet, juicy watermelon. What more can you ask for in a festival? Rush Springs...
The Lifestyle By Laci Jones Wildfires spread across northwestern Oklahoma, taking more than 70,000 acres of precious ranchland this spring. As Justin Howard drove around his...
By Laci Jones Known for its hospitality, Beavers Bend State Park is the place to visit all year round, according to Jim Miller, park manager at...
By Laci Jones The “Pipeline Crossroads of the World” shows no trace of the once thriving cotton industry, the “hoboes” lining the railroad tracks and the...
By Laci Jones Cattle. Pigs. Chickens. Emus? If you are looking for alternative livestock, emus may be exactly what you are looking for. Not to be...
By Laci Jones If it were not for the horseshoe and wagon wheel, the United States would not have been founded, according to Lee Liles. The...
Cowgirl Tough By Laci Jones She is not as “gutsy” as she used to be, but this 73-year-old can keep up with the best of them....
By Laci Jones Tucked away in Red Oak, Okla., lies a 75-year-old farm. The farm is 30 acres, but the history has stayed alive through Sam...
By Laci Jones With architecture that looks like it was always meant to be there, the Osage Hills State Park, located in the largest county in...