Local co-op provides new lighting to the Forest Heritage Center

Plan a cost-effective family trip

Take the time to explore Route 66 in the Sooner State

Discover delicious new eats on Rt. 66

Try these apps and gadgets that minimize the stress of traveling so you can relax and enjoy the journey.

A one-of-a-kind destination restaurant offers Oklahomans a fresh experience

In the backyard of the Deep Fork River, an unmarked shack is home to some of the best broasted chicken in Oklahoma. Without a sign, it feels like a secret hideout waiting to be discovered. Even the owner gives off an almost Capone-like vibe.  

Discover cool treats for many tastes in Stillwater, Oklahoma

At White Dog Hill in Clinton, Oklahoma, even better than a bark is a bite of one of the restaurant’s beautiful creations.

The Crow Creek Market and Cafe is popular with Crescent, Oklahoma, locals, but anyone can enjoy the quirky cafe’s fresh, homemade food.

Congratulations to March's Okie Snaps Winner, Marit Edwards! Last month's theme was "Let's Go RVing."

“Camping is going to the dogs; humans are optional.” Submitted by Rusty Peterson, member of Central Electric Cooperative.

Traveling the Kiskatinaw River Bridge, a historic wooden bridge along the old Alaska highway. Submitted by Deann Moore, member of Lake Region Electric Cooperative.

Two Oklahoma besties embarked on a seven-week, 10 national parks trip. Submitted by Donna Boatman, member of Verdigris Valley Electric Cooperative.

“1960 Classmates of Chanute, Kansas, high school gather for our reunion in 2010. RVing makes it so easy to meet up with friends as we take our homes with us!” Submitted by Monte Toon, member of Indian Electric Cooperative.

The vitality of rural communities depends on co-op voters. When rural citizens miss the chance to vote, they lose the opportunity to communicate concerns to leaders about the issues that matter to us: where we work, live and raise families. Federal, state and local elections offer an opportunity to exercise this civic responsibility—to elect the best leaders for our communities. 

"When everyone counts, everyone wins.” This is the slogan for the Oklahoma 2020 U.S. census campaign, and it is spot on. The U.S. census is not only a civic duty, it’s the law. Here's why you should participate.