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Positive attitude and unmatched work ethic have propelled Gene Rowe through seven decades of farming and life

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 April's Okie Snaps Winner, Misty Roberts! Last month's theme was "Nature."

This fox mom is hard at work grooming her pup. Submitted by Marguerite Day, member of Ozarks Electric Cooperative.

Ice bubbles make for a unique view on frozen moss. Submitted by ReAnna Bellville, member of Kiamichi Electric Cooperative.

”True beauty in nature.” Submitted by Kellie Carter, member of Oklahoma Electric Cooperative.

“Beautiful sunset in Skedee, Oklahoma!” Submitted by Colette Pipkin, member of Verdigris Valley Electric Cooperative.

National studies have consistently ranked the lineworker profession as one of the most hazardous occupations in the market. More often than not, however, linemen are unsung heroes. We are accustomed to having electricity as a reliable service; therefore, we typically take it for granted until we don’t have it. When that happens, our linemen rise to the occasion—regardless of the circumstances—to restore power as safely and as quickly as possible.

During the last 12 months, I have had the distinct privilege of serving as Board President for the Oklahoma Association of Electric Cooperatives, the service organization that represents Oklahoma’s 30 electric cooperative member-systems. The opportunity to serve in this capacity allowed me to observe the strength of the cooperative network with a closer eye.