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Think you have the cutest baby in Broken Arrow? Then you won’t want to miss our Broken Arrow City Magazine Baby New Year 2020 Contest!

We have arranged an exclusive photoshoot for 50 area youngsters, and one baby will be featured on the cover of our February/March issue! Photos will be posted on our Facebook page for voting. Two winners will be chosen: Our cover winner will be selected by a panel of judges, and a Reader’s Choice winner will be chosen by popular vote on Facebook and will be featured as a full-page photo inside the magazine.

Entry Rules • We will take the first 50 babies entered on our Facebook page. Entries must be made on the Broken Arrow City Magazine Facebook page, and not through shared posts.

• Your baby must be under 18 months of age and able to securely sit up by themselves.

• Your baby must be available for a photo shoot on Sunday, December 29, between the hours of 12-5 p.m. at Stoney Creek Hotel & Conference Center.

Additional information about the contest, including how to enter and the entry date, will be posted on our Broken Arrow City Magazine Facebook page in the coming weeks!

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Out & About: Photos from Around Town

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Capitol News: What’s Important to You? Pause & Take Inventory of Your Blessings

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The Museum Broken Arrow: This Building Still Talks

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BA Buzz: Whats Buzzin’ Around BA There’s Something for Everyone This Christmas!

National Treasure: How to Honor a Hero Royce Caskey Recognized for Work with Veterans

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Holiday Shopping Guide

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Cute Kid with Santa Reader’s Choice Winner: Congratulations to Kinsley Schouen

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Exciting Events: Ruts n Guts Cyclocross Held in BA for Final Race of Season

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Cute Kid with Santa Claus Pictures A Look at All the Contestants

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Pastor’s Corner: Walk in the Newness of Life You May be the Only Jesus People See Each Day

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Lifestyle: Area Experts Offer Holiday Pro Tips

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Events Calendar

Family Fun: Blue Man Group Brings New Tour Blue Man Characters Embark on a Fresh Journey

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Profile: Kim Goddard Executive Director Talks About BA Neighbors

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Arts & Entertainment: Holiday Arts ... BA Style Great Holiday Entertainment Options in December

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UPFRONT upfront

upfront Merry Christmas!

This could be my favorite issue yet.

While it’s true that I usually feel that way, this one is really special: Kids and Santa — you can’t really go wrong with that — and this one was fun all around. We did the photo shoot a while back, and it was like you’d think, cute kids, Santa ... all that good stuff. It’s a fun moment when you are loading Santa into the vehicle and there are kids just walking by and don’t know what to think. Then they started coming in to be photographed and it was, again, just like you’d think: a lot of wide eyes, giggles, bashfulness, nervousness, and so on. True believers all, of course, which is nice. It’s definitely refreshing to see a group of kids that are single-minded about something positive.

Santa was great, as always. He said all the right stuff, ate some cookies, and was cool enough to let all us big kids sit on his lap, as you can see in the picture below. Santa was a pretty good sport about everything.

We are so very thankful to everyone who voted in our Cute Kid with Santa Claus Contest — thousands of votes were counted. Another big thanks to our panel of esteemed judges: Greg Graham and Genia Hendon, First Bank of Broken Arrow; Michael Spurgeon, Broken Arrow City Manager; Jill Spurgeon, Blackbarn Florals; Dennis Hoch, Military History Center; Julie Brown, Broken Arrow Museum; Maggie Bond, former Miss BA; and Jason Stephens, Broken Arrow Chamber.

will be the band’s fourth such trip. I think I speak for everyone when I say these kids are something to be proud of.

In other news in the magazine, there’s the usual good stuff from Representative Ross Ford and Councilwoman Deb Wimpee. Another good one is the interview with Kim Goddard, of Broken Arrow Neighbors. Such a great lady and such a great organization. Seriously, every time I talk to her I get all fired up about doing good. She exudes positivity, and that’s something that we just can’t get enough of around the holidays, so I know you are going to enjoy that article.

Another good one is the story on the Ruts n Guts bike race. Something worth checking out and maybe even training for next year. I don’t know, stranger things have happened. Maybe we can chronicle someone getting ready for the race throughout the offseason.

There’s a lot of good stuff in this issue, and I appreciate your taking the time to read these words before getting to it.

While I have you for just a few more sentences, I’ll throw this at you: Have the most wonderful Christmas and New Year with your family and whoever you choose to love and spend your life with. Eat too much, go look at some lights, spend too much on someone who doesn’t deserve it, wear an ugly Christmas sweater, say a prayer for those who need it, and above all — have a wonderful and blessed holiday season.

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Seriously, I’d say everyone was a winner in this contest, and we will do it again next year. We’re already looking forward to seeing your kids’ cute, smiling faces.

The other big news is the Broken Arrow High School Band. OMG, this is a pretty big deal by anyone’s standard. For starters, the Pride of Broken Arrow won its 18th straight state championship at the Class 6A Oklahoma Bandmasters Association marching contest. 18 STRAIGHT! Wow! I’d say that’s a dynasty if ever there was one. On top of that, they were invited to march in the 2021 Parade of Roses in Pasadena, California — that

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3-year-old Brantley Simmons won Judge’s Vote in the Cute Kid With Santa Contest.

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CAPITOL NEWS

What’s Important to You? Pause & Take Inventory of Your Blessings this Time of Year

by Rep. Ross Ford Well, it’s hard to believe 2019 is ending and 2020 is just around the corner. I would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and the best in the new year. As I was preparing to write this article, I thought about all the different topics I could include. From the details of my interim studies that occurred in mid-November, to all of my important legislation that is being prepared for the next legislative session, or even how I’ve been burning up the turnpike conducting Joint-Budget Hearings for the Public Safety Agencies. As I sit here typing REP. ROSS FORD this article on Sunday afternoon though, those issues just don’t seem to be what’s important as we head into the wonderful season we are about to celebrate. The leaves are falling and there is a chill in the air. Thanksgiving will be quickly followed by the hustle and bustle of Christmas.

As I have stated in previous articles, we are all so very busy with everything going on in our professional lives that we sometimes take for granted the most important things in our lives.

From time to time, we should hit the pause button and take inventory of the blessings we have been given. No one will remember how many hours we worked, or the number of things we accomplished in our short time here. We will, however, be remembered for the lives we touched and the friendships we developed. It’s hard for me to wrap my head around being your State Representative. I’m honored and humbled to serve as your voice at the State Capitol. My biggest joy comes from helping constituents with issues within state government, because 4

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let’s face it — the state has a customer service problem. I will say it has improved over the past two years though.

I think everyone would agree that our number one priority, after our Lord and Savior, is our family. My family has been so blessed in 2019; my wife, Lisa, and I celebrated our 39th wedding anniversary, and she was named the Civitan’s Citizen of the Year. But the best blessing in our lives is that both of our children are happily married and self-supporting. My daughter Kasey has her master’s degree in nursing administration, and her husband, Brian, is a teacher at Broken Arrow Public Schools’ Options Academy. My son, Ryan, is in the recycling business and his wife, Brianna, started her business — Midwest Woven.

Kasey and Brian have blessed Lisa and me with the newest addition to the family; Alexis Grace Magness was born on October 27, just one day after her mother’s birthday. This is our first granddaughter, and I must confess that Alexis has already wrapped her PAPA around her little finger. I’m very proud of my grandson Reece. After being the center of attention for 12 years, he is very happy to have a little sister and is very protective of her. Lisa and I are fortunate to have three bonus grandsons; Trevor has graduated from John Brown University, while his brothers, Bryce and Jacoby, are still attending John Brown.

As a community, we are all blessed to have the Broken Arrow Neighbors, a basic needs organization. They provide hundreds of Thanksgiving and Christmas meals to families who might not otherwise be able to have a holiday meal. During this time leading up to Christmas, please donate to help our local non-profits that assist our neighbors. While you are out shopping locally, please remember to donate locally, as well.

From my family to yours, I would like to wish you a Merry Christmas and a prosperous new year.

BA BUZZ upfront

What’s Buzzin’ Around BA There’s Something for Everyone this Christmas!

by Deb Wimpee Bring on the Christmas tunes and houses covered in lights!!! We are approaching the most wonderful time of the year. Christmas is just around the corner, and no one celebrates the reason for the season like BA. This is the time we celebrate the birth of Jesus, and we give thanks for all we are blessed with. The Christmas Spirit kicks in and the joy of giving to others is abundant.

If you’re not buying into the spirit yet, and felt like skipping Thanksgiving, then head down to the Rose District for an afternoon or evening and you will not be able to escape catching the BUZZ of it. From music in the light poles, Christmas lights & wreaths, the giant Christmas tree in the Rose District Plaza, window displays & the Rose District Ice Rink up and running, you can’t help but get in a festive mood.

Check out the Rose District Facebook page for all sorts of great activities taking place all throughout December. They have ugly Christmas sweater parties, scavenger hunts in the Rose District, and so much more!

ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARADE: Mark your calendars for the Annual Christmas Parade on Main Street on December 7 at 10 a.m. You’ll want to make sure you do NOT miss the Rotary Club of Broken Arrow’s Annual Pancake breakfast 7-10 a.m. at the First United Methodist Church before the parade. Stu B Que provides pancakes, sausage, coffee, and OJ (sometimes smoked BACON!). It is all you can eat for $5.

VISIT WITH SANTA: Bass Pro has their very special guest — aka SANTA — all ready to start seeing your little ones, so don’t delay going to see him! Speaking of Santa, he will be at the Military History Center on Tuesday & Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Thursday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. each week until December 24. Santa will be giving tours and you can take pics with Santa for a $5 donation.

CHAMBER WINE WALK: The Chamber Wine Walk is on December 5, and is the perfect way to knock out some holiday shopping while having fun and sampling great food and wine from our local restaurants!

Register now by visiting brokenarrowchamber.com.

RUDOLPH RUN: For all our runners, Rudolph Run is December 14 in the Rose District. Contact Fleet Feet for more details.

CHRISTMAS CONCERT: BAPAC will be hosting a Kristin Chenoweth & Sandi Patty Christmas concert on December 20, and it will be an awesome show.

BA COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE: Check out the BA Community Playhouse for their line up of productions … Sometimes there's nothing better than seeing a live show!

I do believe you could find something to do almost every day this holiday season. Enjoy our beautiful downtown, but don’t forget all of the other amazing local businesses in BA. We cannot stress how important it is to SHOP LOCAL! Our city runs on sales tax. Internet shopping is convenient, but brick & mortars are about the experience. Supporting small businesses allows us to continue to keep the VERY best Public Safety departments and enjoy continued road improvements.

That concludes my public service announcement, lol!

One last thing. While out and about, remember to tag #BuyBA #BackToBA on your social posts about the local businesses you visit. As always … if you haven’t liked the BA Buzz on Facebook yet, I’d love for you to BUZZ on by and do so for ALL of your BA news. Have a blessed rest of the year! ~ Deb Wimpee, aka Buzz Gal

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EVENTS CALENDAR

DEC/JAN EVENTS CALENDAR

Know of an upcoming event you would like to see on our calendar? Submit the info to calendar@brokenarrowmagazine.net for a free listing!

Dec 1-Jan 5

Dec 1-22

Dec 6-7

5PM

5PM

Woolaroc Wonderland of Lights

Will’s Country Christmas

Woolaroc Museum & Wildlife Preserve

Will Rogers Birthplace Ranch, Oologah

Dec1-14

Dec 6-14

Normal Museum Hours

Big Spirit, Little Trees Exhibit The Museum Broken Arrow

Breakfast with Santa The Tulsa Zoo

Sun, Dec 1 Times Vary

Rose District Ice Rink Open Rose District Pavilion

Dec 1-31

10AM

10AM

Rose District Holiday Shopping Event & Party The Rose Event Center

5:30PM

All Day

Castle Christmas

Run Run Rudolph Virtual 5K Run/Walk

The Castle at Muskogee

Anywhere in Broken Arrow

Mon, Dec 2

Times Vary

Miracle in Bedford Falls Broken Arrow Community Playhouse Performances held every Friday, Saturday & Sunday.

West Bend Green, Claremore

3PM

Times Vary

Midwest Arms Collector Tulsa Gun Show

The Nutcracker

River Spirit Expo, Tulsa

Sat, Dec 7

Thu, Dec 5

Annual Rotary Pancake Breakfast First United Methodist Church

Rhema Christmas Lights Open

6:30PM

Rhema Bible College

Broken Arrow Wine Walk

8AM

Rose District

Holiday Craft Fair

Dec 1-24

Owasso Community Center

8PM

Travis Tritt

9AM

The Joint at the Hard Rock & Casino

13th Annual Family Christmas Movie — Frozen 2 Broken Arrow Warren Theatre

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Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art

Dec 7-21

7AM

Military History Center

Riverside Comic Expo 2019

4PM

West Bend Winterland Opens

Every TUE-THU, 10AM

Main Street, Broken Arrow

Chapman Music Hall

6:30PM

Visit with Santa

Broken Arrow Civitans Christmas Parade

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Sidewalk Astronomy Bass Pro Shops 5:30PM

The Hinson Family concert The Assembly (South Campus) 6PM

The Dinner Detective Hilton Garden Inn

Holiday Arts & Crafts Show Bixby Community Center

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Jingle Jam Family Experience Cedar Ridge Christian Church

8PM Gary Allan The Joint at the Hard Rock Casino

Sat, Dec 14

7PM

8:30AM

Christmas Jazz on Main

Rudolph Run 5K & Fun Run/Walk

Harvest Church Broken Arrow

Tue, Dec 17

Wed, Dec 25

5PM

Spirit Night benefitting Lord’s Little Army Preschool Smitty’s Garage Burgers

Fleet Feet Broken Arrow

Tue, Dec 10 Dec 28-30 Times Vary

PAW Patrol Live! The Great Pirate Adventure

Fri, Dec 20

BOK Center, Tulsa

7:30PM

Kristin Chenoweth & Sandi Patti Christmas Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center

3PM

Buy Broken Arrow Ticket Drawing First Day Moody’s Jewelry

The Joint at the Hard Rock & Casino 9AM

7PM

Oklahoma Cheer Coaches Association College Recruitment Combine

Jaron Myers Concert

Broken Arrow High School

First Baptist Church

Wed, Dec 11

8PM

Brendan Schaub 50 Shades of Brown Tour

Sat, Dec 21 Mon, Dec 30

12PM

Cookies & Cocoa with Santa

8PM

Rose District Plaza

Jackson Browne The Joint at the Hard Rock & Casino

Breakfast with Santa

1PM

The Tulsa Zoo

Santa Blasts into Rocket Fizz Rocket Fizz Soda Pop & Candy Shop

Dec 31-Jan 5

6:30PM

6PM

Times Vary

Screening of Toxic Beauty

The Dinner Detective

Miss Saigon

Hilton Garden Inn

Chapman Music Hall

7PM

Sun, Dec 31

Regal Warren Theatre

Dec 12-23 Times Vary

A Night in Bethlehem Interactive Walk-Through

A Christmas Carol

Broken Arrow Nazarene Church

John H. Williams Theatre

Turn It Up, Sparkle & Shine Rodan & Fields Appreciation Event

Fri, Dec 13 5PM

Ugly Sweater Christmas Party Rose District Ice Rink

Stoney Creek Hotel & Conference Center

Sun, Dec 15 9:15 & 10:45AM

Christmas Celebration Worship Event First Baptist Broken Arrow Campus

9PM

Dance through the Decades into 2020 New Year’s Eve Party Stoney Creek Hotel & Conference Center

Tue, Jan 7

1:30PM

NCAA Basketball Doubleheader: OSU vs Minnesota & Tulsa vs. Colorado State BOK Center, Tulsa

Union Adult Learning Center 6PM

The Dinner Detective 6PM

Hilton Garden Inn

Diamond Rio The Joint at the Hard Rock Casino

Dec 24-Jan 1

Mon, Dec16

The Museum Broken Arrow Closed for the Holidays

5PM

Annual Historical Society/Museum Members Meeting & Elections 7PM

Museum Broken Arrow

9AM

English as Second Language (ESL) Enrollment

Wed, Jan 8 7:45AM

Faith in Business Series Cedar Ridge Country Club

Thu, Jan 9 8PM

Rick Springfield The Joint at the Hard Rock & Casino

Crayons Improv Comedy Show Heritage United Methodist Church

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EVENTS CALENDAR Jan 10-26

Thu, Jan 16

Tue, Jan 21

Times Vary

7:30 PM

7:30PM

Jan 27-Feb 2 Times Vary

The Music Man

Cirque du Soleil

The Color Purple

Tulsa Boat, Sport & Travel Show

John H. Williams Theatre

BOK Center, Tulsa

Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center

River Spirit Expo, Tulsa

Jan 13-18

Fri, Jan 17

Thu, Jan 23

Jan 30-31

8PM

8PM

Times Vary

Chris Tucker

Bret Michaels

The Joint at the Hard Rock & Casino

The Joint at the Hard Rock & Casino

Mark Nizer: 4D and Sciencesplosion

Jan 20-24

Jan 24-26

7:30PM

9AM

Blue Man Group: Speechless

Green Country Home & Garden Show

John H. Williams Theatre

Chapman Music Hall

Times Vary

Expo Square, Tulsa

Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals

Jan 31-Feb 1 Times Vary

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban in Concert Chapman Music Hall

Tulsa Expo Center

DEC/JAN SCHOOL CALENDAR Tue, Dec 3 Union Basketball vs. Bartlesville

Tue, Dec 17

Tue, Jan 14

Tue, Jan 21

7PM

4PM

Union Wrestling vs. Pryor

BA Wrestling hosts District Duals

Union High School Gym

Tiger Fieldhouse

Thu, Dec 5

BA Basketball vs. Muskogee

BA Basketball vs. Tulsa Union

6:30PM; BAHS Gym (G)

6:30PM; BAHS Gym (G)

4:30PM

8PM; BAHS Gym (B)

8PM; BAHS Gym (B)

6:30PM; Union High School Gym (G) 8 PM; Union High School Gym (B)

BA Wrestling vs. Owasso Tiger Fieldhouse

Sat, Dec 7

Union Basketball vs. Sapulpa

Thu, Jan 23

6:30PM; Union High School Gym (G) 8PM; Union High School Gym (B)

4:30PM

BA Wrestling vs. Ponca City

Thu, Dec 19

Tiger Fieldhouse

4:30PM

BA Wrestling vs. Bentonville

4:30PM

Tiger Fieldhouse

BA Wrestling vs. Tulsa Union Tiger Fieldhouse

7PM

Union Wrestling vs. Sapulpa 10AM

Pro Day Sports Combine Add & Multiply Sports

Union High School Gym

Sat, Dec 21

7PM

Thu, Jan 30

Union High School Gym

Pro Day Sports Combine Add & Multiply Sports

BA Swimming vs.Springdale & Elgin

Dec. 23 - Jan 6

BA Boys & Girls Club

Christmas Break - No School

BA Basketball vs. Owasso

8PM; Union High School Gym (B)

10AM

5:30PM

BA Public Schools

6:30PM; BAHS Gym (G) 8 PM; BAHS Gym (B)

6:30PM; Union High School Gym (G)

Thu, Jan 16 Union Wrestling vs. Sand Springs

Tue, Dec 10

Tue, Jan 28 Union Basketball vs. Booker T. Washington

FRI, Jan 17 BA Basketball vs. Sand Springs 6:30PM; BAHS Gym (G) 8PM; BAHS Gym (B)

Mon, Jan 20 Martin Luther King Jr. Day - No School

5:30PM

BA Swimming vs. Bishop Kelley, Oologah & Guymon BA Boys & Girls Club

Fri, Jan 31 BA Basketball vs. Booker T. Washington 6:30PM; BAHS Gym (G) 8PM; BAHS Gym (B)

BA Public Schools

Wishing the Broken Arrow Community a Very Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year!

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PROFILE upfront

Kim Goddard Executive Director Talks About Broken Arrow Neighbors

by Tim Hudson The Profile story this month is on Broken Arrow Neighbors Executive Director Kim Goddard. She's rightfully excited about a few things with the organization.

What all can you tell us about BA Neighbors?

A: It is a basic needs service agency that serves individuals in the Broken Arrow community that have fallen on hard times. We offer a variety of programs and services to help move individuals forward, hopefully to a level of self-sufficiency that they desire.

How did you get involved in it?

A: It’s kind of a funny story. I began volunteering 23 years ago. I spent three years as a volunteer, and after the three years volunteering I was asked to join staff on a very part-time basis, about 10 hours a week.

What happened next?

A: They dangled a carrot in front of my nose of how “we can do this” and “we can do that” and “please be a part of...” I drank the Kool-Aide and here we are 20 years later (laughs).

Has there been a lot of good in those twenty years?

A: Oh, my golly Tim, I feel so incredibly blessed that God has used me in the way that He has to promote the mission of Broken Arrow Neighbors. I will always stand in thanksgiving for the opportunity I have had to be a part of this wonderful organization. We have seen so many enhancements to programs, developed so many new services, and we have two incredibly beautiful facilities to serve those individuals that need our help.

I always tell my kids “you know who God uses? People who say yes.” Do you agree?

A: You bet; I truly do. I feel like I’ve kept my heart open, even going into two capital campaigns within a five year period. I have to be honest, for the first one I thought to myself I’d like to resign and get another job. And then when doors weren’t opening, my prayer became “okay God, if this is to be the reality you are going to have to guide me and you are going to have to make it happen and then “bam ... bam .... bam” So yeah.

So now are you ready for the third capital campaign?

A: I’m at a point in my life where I really don’t want to let too much time go by without having the opportunity to be a better friend to people; to be more engaged with my daughters. I spend 60-plus hours a week working with Broken Arrow Neighbors, and

it’s time for me to kind of reacquaint myself with Kim Goddard and who I am outside of Broken Arrow Neighbors.

What do you see on the horizon for BA Neighbors?

A: I really feel that as a board and staff, we have positioned the agency very nicely to just continue moving forward. I think that means remaining a very integral part of the Broken Arrow Community in general. I really feel that God is going to bring somebody who even has vision beyond what I have been able to cast, who will continue knowing how important it is to serve those individuals within our community that truly have needs. I have no doubt in my mind that as long as those that follow remain true to our mission, our Heavenly Father will wrap His arms around the agency and continue to care for it.

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This Building Still Talks 224 S Main Built in 1905-1906 by Lancaster and McAnally to house their general store, this building was among the first of the retail establishments in Broken Arrow. By 1906, W.N. Sanders, Broken Arrow’s second Postmaster, had joined the partnership. In the late 1910s or early 1920s, the building became the home of Hunsecker’s Department Store. The Hunsecker name cast into the concrete stoop outside the store now resides in the flower bed adjacent to the Museum BA. The building later became Smitty’s Western Store and is currently Spoke House Bicycles. The original brick structure still exists underneath the present façade. ~ Courtesy of Rebekah Wood

Marmie: A Mouse on Main Street Written by: Lynn Palmer Illustrated by: Janet Skates — janetskates.com Historian: Lori Lewis Included inside this adorable book is a map and legend, leading children and adults on a walking tour of Main Street to find Marmie. Additionally, bronze “Marmie” sculptures are placed along Main Street in the Rose District. The book also includes vintage pictures of downtown Broken Arrow together with colorful illustrations, providing those of all ages a glimpse into the past.

Books are available in the Museum Book Store for $24.95 + tax. All proceeds benefit the Museum Broken Arrow. Stop by today and purchase your copy! Follow Marmie @MarmieAMouseonMainStreet to keep up with all the fun she has living at the museum!

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by Jack O’Connor How do you honor a Hero?

You start by inviting the crème de la crème of local, state, and national politicians, add a large helping of friends, and top it off with a sprinkle of relatives.

Such an occurrence happened at 0900 hours in the library of the Oklahoma Military History Center here in Broken Arrow.

The Honoree? The Senior Department Service Officer, heading up the Disabled American Veterans Advisor Group at the MHC, Mr. Royce Caskey.

While it may have been Mr. Caskey being honored, the attendees felt honored to be able to pour praise and citations upon the recipient. The presenters were gracious in their praise of the innumerable contributions Mr. Caskey has made to the welfare of fellow veterans. He spends about 180 hours per month, making himself available Tuesday through Thursday at his office in the Military History Center.

His successes in his military and civilian service were faithfully enumerated by his son-in-law, David Rollandini, who was accompanied by the honoree's granddaughter, Isabella, and wife, Debra.

Mr. Caskey was presented with a Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition, signed by Congressman Kevin Hern and presented by his Deputy Brian O’Hara. The State of Oklahoma Citation from Governor Kevin Stitt was presented by Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell. Both Deputy O’Hara and Lt. Governor Pinnell heaped sincere praise upon Royce prior to and during their presentations.

Other dignitaries present for this impressive presentation included Military History Center Director Brigadier General Thomas Mancino, as well as MHC favorites Broken Arrow City Manager Mike Spurgeon and Council Woman Debra Lewis Wimpee.

Mr. Caskey was cited specifically for his continued excellence in providing hundreds, if not thousands, of veterans with roadmaps and advice for success in obtaining their rightfully due benefits.

In his own humble, understated manner, the man of few words accepted the citations with the graceful strength for which he is renowned. Many docents, fellow DAV advisors, and MHC regulars were in attendance to witness the presentation of the well-deserved citations.

Where did this hero come from? It happened quite naturally. He was

strongly influenced by his father, who was in the Army and hit Omaha Beach in the second wave on D-Day. It was just natural for him and his two brothers to follow in their dad’s footsteps. At boot camp in May 1967, he was trained as a combat engineer then further trained as an explosive ordinance disposal (EOD) expert with combat engineers. His service was marked by many acts of bravery.

He defused enemy ordinance meant to harm American troops. His five-man team cleared roads, landing zones, and those ultra-dangerous tunnels. He also set explosives to knock down structures, bridges, and anything else that needed a little urban renewal. He spent time in Korea along the demilitarized zone, and at Chu Lai, South Vietnam on a sapper team, clearing the way for the infantry to follow. He was part of riot control in Washington DC during the “peace riots,” confronting rioters, many of which were of his own age.

Speaking of age, Mr. Caskey is a man for the ages!

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EXCITING EVENTS

Ruts n Guts 2019 Cyclocross Event Held In Broken Arrow For Last Race of the Season

by Jack Denham Bike racing with an international flair was a big hit in Broken Arrow. Ruts n Guts Race Director Tanner Culbreath said that the popular Cyclocross race is in its 10th year.

“We started in 2009, so we are in our 10th year,” he said. “It went great; we are already looking forward to next year.”

The race was held November 29-December 1, at the Broken Arrow Events Complex, located at 101st & the Creek.

The race began as a USA Cycling event for the first few years, then eventually became a UCI (Union Cycliste Internationale) event, which Culbreath said enabled the event to bring an international crowd to Broken Arrow.

“There are international points awarded, which draws a more international crowd. We’ve had Danish champions, French champions, as well as multiple U.S. champions. We get a lot of international racers,” he said.

For those not familiar, Cyclocross is a bike race in which the course is off-road, but there are sometimes portions of pavement. Other terrains include grass, dirt, mud, gravel, and sand — in a variety of combinations. Most of Ruts n Guts, however, was on grass. The races are based on time instead of distance.

“The bikes look like road bikes, with some differences. We do have sand, and there are barricades and other obstacles they have to get around. Some times they have to dismount the bike and run. That takes both running and riding skills,” he said.

As to the time to complete, it depends on the category.

“Juniors have 30 minutes, and the upper category race lasts 50 minutes. Pros race for an hour,” he said. “There are different times for women’s races. Everyone uses the same course, they just have different times."

Generally, total laps are decided by race officials waiting to see how quickly riders complete the first lap.

“The course was all off-road; we were in a park,” he said.

Depending on the weather, a number of spectators come out to the event each year. This year’s event drew good crowds throughout the weekend, as a lot of locals wanted to experience watching professional-level bicycle racing for the first time. Culbreath said that a lot of people have seen the race in several cycling publications, including Road Magazine and Cyclocross.

The latter magazine posted the results of the race on its website.

Through magazine and social media coverage, he said that people know exactly what they are getting into when they sign up for Ruts n Guts.

“Most people know what they are doing, as they have already practiced the sport or been a part of it in local races. Very rarely do we have someone show up who has never done it before,” he said.

“There are a lot of races like this locally so people can get involved. This was our last race of the season though.”

For more information on Ruts n Guts racing, please check them out on Facebook, visit www.rutsnguts.org, or call (918) 830-0326.

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Walk in the Newness of Life Go About Your Day Knowing You May Be the Only Jesus People See

by Pastor Mike Baskett, Open Door Church of Christ I read a story of a drunk named Joe who was converted at a mission. Prior to his conversion, Joe did not have much of a reputation. He was a “dirty wino for whom there was no hope.”

Joe lived a pretty miserable life. But once he chose this new life, he also had PASTOR MIKE BASKETT a new outlook. Joe became one of the most caring and compassionate individuals anyone had met! Joe resolved to dedicate his life to giving back. He spent most of his time at the mission doing whatever was asked of him. He cleaned toilets, washed dishes, helped make dinners; Joe would do whatever needed to be done! The true blessing in Joe’s service was his attitude! He served with a beautiful smile and a willing heart. Joe was truly a servant.

One night, the director of the mission delivered an inspirational message at the mission.

A man came down the aisle and fell on his knees, crying out for God to help him change.

The repentant drunk kept shouting: “Oh God, make me like Joe! Make me like Joe! Please make me like Joe!” The director leaned over and said, “Son, I think you should be asking God to make you like Jesus.” The man looked up at the director with a puzzled expression and asked, “Is He like Joe?”

St. Francis of Assisi was known for his love of God and people. He once said: “It is no use walking anywhere to preach unless our walking is our preaching.” In 2019 we might say it like this: “Walk the walk, don’t just talk the talk!”

Being a servant and truly being kind to one another must be done with words AND deeds.

The apostle John wrote a similar message in 1 John 3:18 – “Little children, let us stop just saying we love people; let us really love them, and show it by our actions.”

I don’t know about you, but I love the Christmas season! There seems to be a warmth about this time of year. I believe people are more kind, giving, and reflective. As a pastor, I wish to give credit to Christ and His influence on this world! He taught the importance of a selfless, giving heart. On the night before His death, Jesus washed His disciples’ feet. He reminded them upon completion: “I have set you an example that you should do as I have done for you.” John 13:15. It’s been said: “You may be the only Jesus a person ever sees.” Like Joe in the story before, we can truly impact the lives of others when we selflessly give! There’s a reason for the season!

Ellen DeGeneres is known for her daily closing statement: “Be kind to one another.”

The apostle Paul delivered this same message almost 2,000 years ago: Ephesians 4:32 – “Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you.” Can I suggest a little more kindness today?

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FAMILY FUN

Blue Man Group Brings New Tour

The Blue Man Characters Embark On a Fresh, New Journey During Their Return to Tulsa

by Tim Hudson

Fans of joy, art, music, laughter, and escapist absurdity will be sporting a big smile in the new year, as Celebrity Attractions and the Tulsa Performing Arts Center Trust bring the all-new tour of the Blue Man Group back to Tulsa.

According to Libby Merritt with Celebrity Attractions, “the Blue Man Group Speechless Tour features new and original compositions, acts, and instruments alongside iconic Blue Man Group moments.”

A Blue Man Group show is, in every sense of the word, an interactive experience perfect for the whole family. Merritt said the new tour is under the helm of visionary director Jenny Koons, in her first-time collaboration with the group.

explorations. Blue Man Group performances are euphoric celebrations of human connection through art, music, comedy, and non-verbal communication.

Since debuting at New York’s Astor Place Theatre in 1991, the live show has reached more than 35 million people worldwide. ”The Blue Man Group is universally appealing to a broad range of age groups and cultural backgrounds,” Merritt said. “The tour is presented in L-ISA Hyperreal Sound by L-Acoustics, the world leader in premium professional sound systems for live events. L-ISA is a

“The Blue Man characters embark on a fresh journey of discovery on this allnew tour, the result of more than 27 years spent observing humanity. Speechless features material that fosters communal moments, continues the evolution of tube-based instruments to support all new music, and includes large-scale audience participation,” she said.

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ground-breaking audio technology that goes beyond traditional systems to offer extremely realistic, ultra-high definition sound. This result is a deeper sense of involvement in the spectacular antics, music, and mayhem that is Blue Man Group.”

An undeniable part of the pop culture zeitgeist, Blue Man Group has appeared countless times on hit shows, including Dancing with the Stars, The Tonight Show, Arrested Development, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Schlag den Raab (Germany), WOWOW (Japan) and Caldeirão do Huck (Brazil). Additionally, Blue Man Group has served as the face of branding campaigns for Intel and TIM/Brasil.

The tour is a special add-on production to the Celebrity Attractions’ 2019-2020 Broadway Season which also includes Miss Saigon, Anastasia, Disney’s Frozen, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and Come From Away.

Dates for the tour will be January 2022, and tickets are available online at CelebrityAttractions.com, by phone at 918-596-7111 or in person at the Tulsa PAC Ticket Office.

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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Holiday Arts ... BA Style Holiday Entertainment Options in BA Are Great in December The Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center will be presenting Kristin Chenoweth & Sandi Patty Christmas on December 20, to a sold-out house.

“A powerhouse duo for the ages, Emmy and Tony winner Kristin Chenoweth comes back to her hometown for a magical evening of Yuletide carols and classics. Joining her is Grammy and Dove award winner Sandi Patty, whose connection to the holiday season spans several decades and more than half a dozen Christmas albums,” said BA PAC Director Kim Vento.

“This evening with two dynamic divas is not to be missed!”

Emmy and Tony Award-winning actress, singer, and Broken Arrow native Kristin Chenoweth’s career spans film, television, voiceover, and stage. She will star alongside Scott Wolf in the holiday film The Christmas Song, which is slated to debut on Hallmark Channel, and the film Holidate, which will premiere on Netflix in 2020. Her last album, For The Girls, was released in September.

Locally, she formed a charity partnership with the Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center (BAPAC) Foundation and was honored with BAPAC naming “The Kristin Chenoweth Theatre” in 2012.

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magic of Christmas transforms their community.

The Broken Arrow Community Playhouse will be presenting the holiday musical Miracle in Bedford Falls, December 6, 7, 8,13,14 & 15 at the Playhouse, located Citisat 1800 S. Main Street in Broken Arrow. cape

“This version gives it a fresh look and sound in this creative new musical adaptation,” Turner said. “We hope you will join us this Christmas season as we bring this beloved story to life on our stage.”

ProAccording to BA Playhouse board member Tim Turner, ducthe production will be “fun for all ages!” tions The musical is basedneed on the Frank Capra classic It’s a Wonderful Life, which has entertained people for generations. The storyline needs no introduction: George Bailey has a life that on the surface seems idyllic: he married the love of his life, has four young children, and runs his own business. In his darker moments, he feels he has spent his entire life giving himself to the people of Bedford Falls and watched his dreams of travel and adventure pass him by. On Christmas Eve, George finds himself faced with a huge

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Enter Clarence, a guardian angel who shows him what the world would have been like if he had never been born.

Shaken by his experience, he returns home to find everything as if nothing had happened. He finds that his friends and family ultimately surround him with the spirit of generosity and love, while the

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The production will be directed by Breana McIntosh, and the cast will include: Darren Clonts, Lucia McFarland, Chester Beebe, Chuck Osuna, Eric Harp, Donald Gilmore, Marla Taylor, Lindsay Bills, Justice McIntosh, Matthew Dretske, Chloe Lovings, Piper Martin, Brent White, Jacob Bush, and Parker Gelsthorpe.

For more information about the production please call the BACP at 918-258-0077.

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