Oklahoma Youth Hunting Program utilizes educated, ethical volunteers to restore youth’s connection to the land and to the sport
Centennial farms in Oklahoma Panhandle recognized
Common questions and answers regarding the effort to end the pandemic
Oklahoma’s Wildlife Management Areas offer nature enthusiasts opportunities for exploration
Low on time for meal prep? No problem! This month’s recipes help you get dinner on the table with minimal chopping, measuring and post-dinner cleanup.
This month, I decided to try out royal icing cookie decorating for Valentine’s Day. While I am no expert, I learned that consistency is key—icing consistency that is. Once I figured that out, my two daughters and I let our imaginations run wild and had a blast decorating cookies.
Yogurt is simple to make at home and can be used in a variety of ways.
Growing up, our Christmas preparations often included a day devoted to gingerbread house-making. I remember having our fair share of disasters: scratch-made gingerbread that cracked or houses that slid apart. Those bad experiences made me hesitant to attempt a DIY gingerbread house. But, those fears are now gone. If you want to try your hand at a homemade house this year, these recipes for gingerbread and royal icing (the “glue” that holds it together) won’t disappoint.
Discover ideas to help support your favorite local restaurants
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.
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WFEC, NextEra Energy Resources, announce phase one completion of the largest combined wind, solar & energy storage facilities in U.S.
Oklahoma Living publisher retires from electric cooperative industry after 40 years of service
The first all-electric pickup truck for commercial fleet operations makes a stop in Oklahoma
Oklahoma Living editor closes a chapter 10 years in the making.
Congratulations to your March Okie Snaps winner, Deone Fisher, member of Cimarron Electric Cooperative!
“Grandpa said, ‘It’s going to be a long winter, but she’ll be ready to go by wheat harvest.’”
“Baseball is timeless and this picture is a throwback to a simpler time” Submitted by Diane Larcade, member of Cookson Hills Electric Cooperative.
“I’m the luckiest kid ever! This is a picture of me along with my 12 grandparents and I treasure this picture everyday.” Submitted by Karen Durham, member of Canadian Valley Electric Cooperative.
“Our son, Jacob Tincher, longs for the ‘good ole’ days’ of high school football. He’s a barn builder now for our business, D T Construction.” Submitted by Vickie Tincher, member of Cookson Hills Electric Cooperative.
Congratulations to your February winner Joseph Woods! The location was the Bank of Gage in Gage, Oklahoma. Enter your guess for this month's photo by Feb. 10!
More than 1,000 photos made their way to Oklahoma Living through our “Oklahoma Take 10” contest at www.okl.coop. The quality of the photos submitted was exceptional. Our judges were impressed by Oklahoma Living readers’ talent and eye for beautiful shots across our state. Now, we are proud to share with you the top 10 submissions.
Submit your photos by the 10th of each month and you could be featured in OKL!
In February, the state of Oklahoma was one of many states in the nation that experienced record-low temperatures that were deemed life-threatening. In fact, in Oklahoma we experienced below-freezing temperatures for nearly 12 consecutive days with the lowest temperature recorded at -22 F and wind chills that dropped to as low as -36 F, according to the Oklahoma Mesonet. These extreme weather conditions provided unforeseen challenges to the electric utility industry.
There is an old safety saying that rings true no matter the occasion—“Safety doesn’t happen by accident.”
Try these six fall-blooming perennials for your garden
Get practical tips to learn how to grow tomatoes in containers
Outdoor gadgets to build a better yard
The holidays are soon upon us, and it’s time to think about what to get for the gardener in your life.