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- Connecting oklahoma's electric cooperative communities
- Connecting oklahoma's electric cooperative communities
Pete’s checkered past
Pete went from cattle dog and chicken chaser to beloved family nanny. Now we want to hear the stories behind Oklahoma’s best dogs.
The long game
A copy of Oklahoma Living on my parents' table led to an internship, then a career. Small opportunities can change a life forever.
I nearly fell for it
Think you’re too smart for a scam? So did I—until a fake arrest call. Learn how co-ops help members avoid costly fraud.
Building stories piece by piece
A Texas reader now with Choctaw Electric crafted Oklahoma collage from magazine covers, showing how co-op stories become part of community.
Go on now—just don’t forget us
May brings graduations, big dreams and quiet hope they’ll return home because Oklahoma roots have a way of sticking, wherever life leads.
The road most travelled
Route 66 was my everyday road growing up in Chandler—now, its centennial reminds me the most historic journeys are the ones that lead us home.
Correction: Rep. Kevin Norwood is a Republican
Pull up a chair—let’s talk
Our legislative guide helps rural Oklahomans stay informed, connect with leaders and make their voices heard as neighbors—not partisans.
How would $1,000 help you this year?
This issue of Oklahoma Living includes a chance to enter a $1,000 drawing—our simple way of giving back to the members we serve.
Opening the door to Christmas magic
Ordinary days, extraordinary people
Sowing your tractor stories
We've all heard the saying "if walls could talk"—we're putting a farming twist on it and are curious what stories your tractor is holding.