OCT 2026
GET YOUR
KICKS CELEBRATING 100 YEARS OF ROUTE 66
INSIDE THE 2025 SALES TAX ELECTION
EDMOND AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
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A LETTER FROM THE CEO Edmond Chamber President and CEO, Sherry Jordan addresses the Members of the Chamber
EDMOND GETS ITS KICKS: CELEBRATING 100 YEARS OF ROUTE 66
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THE VOICE FALL 2026
2026 EDMOND’S DANCING WITH THE STARS A recap of this year’s event with a list of our celebrity dancers
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EYP HIGHLIGHT
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GOVERNMENT RELATIONS
Taking a closer look at one of Edmond’s Young Professionals
A look at how Edmond celebrated the Mother Road’s 100th anniversary throughout 2026.
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AMBASSADOR HIGHLIGHTS A spotlight on this year’s featured Ambassador
Check out what the Chamber is working on in regard to government relations
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FROM THE CEO
THE CONNECTION AFTER THE CONVERSATION Dear Chamber Members, Think about the last person you met at a Chamber event. What did you learn about their business? Did you have a chance to talk again? We often think of networking as making introductions, but the real value comes from what happens next. A conversation can lead to a new customer or referral. It can also lead to good advice, a partnership, or simply a better understanding of the people who make Edmond’s business community strong. I have seen those relationships grow over time at ribbon cuttings, Chamber events and around tables where people come together to work on our community’s future. They usually begin with something simple: one person takes an interest in another. You don’t need to meet everyone in the room to make an event worthwhile. Start with one conversation. Ask what someone is working on or what challenges their business is facing. Listen for a way you can help. Perhaps you know a potential customer, can make an introduction or have experience that would be useful to share. Then follow up. Send a note saying you enjoyed meeting them. Make the introduction you offered. Stop by their business or invite them to coffee. Small gestures show that the conversation mattered, and they give a new relationship a chance to grow. That is one of the reasons the Chamber brings people together. Our events create opportunities to meet, but our members are the ones who turn those meetings into lasting connections. Each time you welcome a new face, share an idea or support another business, you strengthen the network we all depend on. This fall, I encourage you to take one small step at your next Chamber event: introduce yourself to someone you haven’t met, ask
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a good question and follow up afterward. You may be surprised where that conversation leads.
PRESIDENT AND CEO
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SAVE THE DATE FOR UPCOMING EVENTS: Annual Sporting Clays Tournament Presented by: Service Master by Eagle-Eye Friday, November 6, 2026
Annual Women’s Summit Presented by: Sovereign Bank Thursday, December 10, 2026
Annual Awards Banquet Presented by: Arvest Bank Thursday, February 4, 2027
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EDMOND’S DANCING WITH THE STARS
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2026 AWARD WINNERS
Jennifer Fields: People’s Choice
Jamey Mullin: Star of the Show
Daniela Ortiz: Best Overall
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2026 EDMOND’S DANCING WITH THE STARS
The six celebrity dancers from left to right with partners: Neli Emert with David Wood, Acey Hopper and Terry Essary with Leah Khanu, Jennifer Fields with David Elliot-Rabii, Jamey Mullin with Liz Wood, and Daniela Ortiz with Tony Ene.
On Thursday, September 3, the Edmond Chamber hosted its 9th Annual Edmond’s Dancing with the Stars, presented by Mercy Hospital. The event was a tremendous success, bringing the community together for an unforgettable evening of entertainment, camaraderie, and local pride. We are grateful to our sponsors who made the night possible: Mercy Hospital (Presenting), NP2Go (Printed Program), Oklahoma ER & Hospital (Cocktail Hour), Oklahoma Natural Gas (Photography), INTRUST Bank (Auction), and Tinker Federal Credit Union (Wine Pull). Special thanks to OKC Entertainment (Production Sponsor) and Dance Makers (Event Partner) for helping create a showstopping experience. This year’s celebrity dancers lit up the stage with impressive performances: Neli Emert, TTCU Federal Credit Union Terry Essary, Edmond Fire Department Jennifer Fields, The Fields Real Estate Team with RE/MAX at Home Acey Hopper, Edmond Police Department Daniela Ortiz, Creative Financial Strategies Jamey Mullin, Owner of ServiceMaster by Eagle Eye From elegant routines to high-energy numbers, each dancer brought personality and passion, keeping the audience cheering throughout the night. The event not only showcased local talent and leadership but also supported Chamber initiatives that strengthen Edmond’s business community and quality of life. It was truly a night to remember, and we can’t wait to see who takes the stage next year!
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ARTICLE BY JENNIFER THORNTON, VISIT EDMOND
For a century, Route 66 has carried travelers through Edmond—windows down, engines humming, chasing the promise of the open road. In 2026, Edmond gave them a reason to stop. Oklahoma holds more drivable miles of Route 66 than any other state, with Edmond claiming 13.4 of those storied miles. And as the Mother Road reached its 100‑year milestone, Edmond rose to the occasion, turning Second Street and beyond into a living celebration of Americana, history, and hometown pride. Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell, chair of the Oklahoma Route 66 Centennial Commission, saw the anniversary as an opportunity to remind the world just how important Oklahoma is to the Mother Road. “The greatest Americana Road trip that you can take in the United States of America is right here in Oklahoma,” Pinnell said at a February centennial event. Edmond took that message and hit the road running with it.
09 A Passport to Edmond Instead of a single birthday party, Edmond created a yearlong invitation to step out of the car and into the community. Route 66 banners waved downtown, pavement markings traced the historic path, and local businesses were woven into a broader tourism experience. One of the most charming ideas came in pocket‑sized form: the Edmond Route 66 Centennial Passport. Visit Edmond partnered with the University of Central Oklahoma’s School of Design to bring this keepsake to life, giving UCO students the chance to work with a real client through InkTank, the School of Design’s semi‑professional studio. After exploring Edmond’s history, attractions, and its role along the Mother Road, senior graphic design major Ren Hackworth created the winning design. The finished passport is a colorful 30‑page guide to Edmond’s 13.4 miles of Route 66, highlighting historic landmarks and 12 attractions. Each stop includes a photo challenge that invites visitors to explore and share their journey with the hashtag #EdmondOn66. The passport was not created only for travelers. It invited Edmond residents to rediscover familiar places with fresh eyes. That spirit, turning Route 66 from something people drive on into something people experience, is at the heart of the centennial. In true Mother Road fashion, it wasn’t just about going somewhere. It was about seeing something.
The Road Comes Alive Spring cracked open the celebrations with athletes racing through the Route 66 Triathlon, carried forward by the Centennial spirit. By May 30, engines roared during the Route 66 Road Rally—linking Sapulpa, Tulsa’s Capital Cruise, and OKC’s Kickin It Centennial Celebration in a sweeping birthday party across the state. One week later, Edmond leaned into its quirkiest roadside icon at the Blue Hippo Festival, filling Stephenson Park and the History Museum with blue‑themed fun, classic cars, live music, and the kind of playful nostalgia Route 66 is known for. And then came the moment that felt like a scene from a postcard—the Route 66 Centennial Caravan. On June 18, classic cars and specialty vehicles rolled down Second Street in a chrome‑glinting procession from Santa Monica to Chicago. Families lined the street with cowbells, clappers, and wide eyes, celebrating not just the cars, but the community that gathered to welcome them.
Americana at the Water’s Edge In late August, Edmond added a fresh chapter to the Mother Road story with the debut of the Route 66 Beach Festival at Arcadia Lake. Olympic hopefuls and first‑timers sprinted through fast‑paced rowing competitions while dragon boats, kayaks, live music, food trucks, and beach games turned the shoreline into an Americana carnival of summer.
A Centennial Ride to Remember Fall brings its own rhythm to Edmond, and Cycle 66 returned as a centennial‑certified event with a brand‑new 100‑mile route. Riders coasted through the region accompanied by Sounds on 66, a multi-day music festival spanning seven cities—blues, rock, folk, and red‑dirt melodies rising like echoes off the pavement. Public art flourished, too. Two striking Route 66 murals—one beside Sunnyside Diner and another near Alchemy—splashed the city with color and nostalgia. A new Route 66 shield debuted at Fink Park, joining the growing constellation of markers guiding travelers through Edmond’s stretch of history. All 55 cities along Route 66 in Oklahoma got to design a 6-foot metal custom shield thanks to Oklahoma’s Centennial Commission. One of the most exciting investments, however, was the Route 66 Revitalization Grant awarded to the Eagle’s Nest at the Uncommon Ground Sculpture Park. The 37‑foot climbing sculpture, built from repurposed pipeline, rises as a bold tribute to exploration—offering sweeping views of the Route 66 landscape and promising to be a destination all its own when the park opens in 2027.
Route 66 Holiday Spirit As the holidays approach, downtown Edmond will glow with lights, wreaths, and Route 66‑themed photo ops as Miracle on 2nd Street carries the centennial spirit into winter, wrapping the season in a warm layer of nostalgia. Once the season arrives, downtown comes alive in a different way, filled with cozy drinks, bright storefronts, and steady foot traffic as the Mother Road’s spirit settles comfortably into Edmond’s holiday rhythm. Route 66 was never just a road. It was a promise: stop here, meet someone new, try something unexpected. One hundred years later, Edmond isn’t just honoring that tradition. It’s reinventing it. And this time, the destination is Edmond.
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NEIL TATE
EDMOND YOUNG PROFESSIONAL HIGHLIGHT Neil Tate serves as Executive Director of Project 66 Food & Resource
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organization’s work to provide food and connect neighbors to resources through the love of Christ. He has more than 10 years of experience in the nonprofit sector and holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Tennessee (Go Vols!) and a master’s degree in Nonprofit Leadership from Oklahoma City University. Neil and his wife, McKenna, recently made Edmond their home and are excited to welcome their first child this fall. He enjoys being involved in the Edmond community and connecting with others who are working to make it an even better place to live and serve. “EYP has been a great way for me to meet people, learn more about Edmond, and share the mission of Project 66. I deeply value the personal and professional relationships I’ve built through EYP. The young leaders I’ve met in my time here give me a lot of confidence that the future of our community is very bright!”
2026 ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS 2026 Chairwoman: Britley Little, Brit Little Films 2027 Chair Elect: Tanner Bonham, Edward Jones Daniela Ortiz
Lucy De La Cruz
Austin Smith
Taylor Contreras
Equitable Advisors
Neil Tate
Perfect Pitch Roofing
Graham Gore
Charley Dalvine
Calli Henderson
Jenna Williams
Creative Financial Strategies
The Curbing Edge
INTRUST Bank
United Way of Oklahoma
BancFirst
Project 66
Valor Bank
Staff Liasons
Edmond Chamber
Kristen King Courtney Heerwald
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AMBASSADOR HIGHLIGHT
DANNY MARX
Danny Marx is a real estate professional with more than two decades of experience helping clients navigate their real estate goals. A longtime Edmond resident of more than 40 years, Danny has guided hundreds of successful transactions and is committed to providing his clients with an unmatched level of service and support throughout the buying and selling process. Before entering real estate, Danny was an owner and operator of two downtown Edmond businesses, Edmond Furniture & Appliance and Broadway Antique Mall. His longstanding connection to the Edmond business community continues through his involvement as an Edmond Chamber Ambassador, Food Chair for the Edmond Arts Festival, and volunteer with the Downtown Edmond Business Association and the Edmond Board of REALTORS®. Danny has been a Chamber Ambassador for 18 months and especially enjoys learning about local businesses, meeting new people at ribbon cuttings, and building relationships with fellow Ambassadors and Chamber staff. He and his wife, Shelee, have been married for 13 years and have three adult children, two grandchildren, and a German Shepherd named Koa. Outside of work and community involvement, Danny enjoys fishing, hunting, boating, hiking, and snow skiing.
WHAT DO AMBASSADORS DO? The Ambassador Council is a group of dedicated local business professionals who serve as champions of the Edmond Chamber and its members. Through networking, communication, and relationship-building, Ambassadors help strengthen member engagement, encourage retention, and welcome new businesses into the Chamber community. These leaders attend ribbon cuttings and Chamber events, connect with members, follow up with new businesses, and participate in monthly meetings to stay informed, involved, and connected.
2026 AMBASSADOR COUNCIL Staff Liason
Edmond Chamber
Beth Case
2026 Co-Chairs: Tanner Bonham and Jake Wilburn
Cameron Allen First Fidelity Bank
Tanner Bonham Edward Jones
2027 Chairman: Evan Comer
Chair Elect Danny Marx
Taylor Contreras
Perfect Pitch Roofing
Stephen Russell
The Oklahoma City Abstract & title Co.
Christopher Groves Thunder City Roofing
Diana Hendrix
Amber Saunders Lyndale of Edmond
Terri Boushon
Guardian Angels Concierge Services, LLC
Tony Steward
The Agency
Paula Buford
Karyl Henry
Kathryn Thompson
Land Enterprises Roofing Co.
Heath Clark
Palladium Roofing
Evan Comer
Turn 2 Payments
Oklahoma Promo
Tina Kirk
University of Central Oklahoma
Danny Marx
Marx On The Move
Abigayle Roberson
ServiceMaster Restore, by Eagle Eye
High Five Media Dale Carnegie
Scott Sturges Remedy Health
Jake Wilburn
Moriah Brokerage Services
GOVERNMENT RELATIONS
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2026 Legislative Reception The Edmond Chamber of Commerce’s Government Relations Committee enables the Chamber to foster and maintain important relationships with elected officials. The committee works to represent the legislative interests of business on local, state and national levels through a variety of efforts including candidate forums, legislative breakfasts and government relations council meetings with various topics and speakers.
Education Advance and support strategies for equitable and competitive funding for the hiring and retention of a qualified workforce for PK-16 to provide high quality instruction and the ability to offer competitive compensation, directly impacting the ability to attract and retain a highly qualified workforce.
Federal Issues 2026 Special Member Lunch with U.S Secretary of Homeland Security, Markwayne Mullin
Secure additional federal funding for infrastructure improvements within the Edmond Area.
Transportation Continue to support expedited funding in eightyear plan for transition of access roads on interstate 35 corridor improvements to ease congestion and improve safety.
Economic Growth
2026 Post Session Legislative Breakfast
Support innovative workforce and economic development policy to keep Edmond and Oklahoma competitive.
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Leadership Edmond is a leadership development program that helps participants gain a deeper understanding of key issues facing the Edmond community while preparing them to drive positive change. The program begins with a two-day retreat in September focused on leadership skills and team building, followed by eight monthly sessions (8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.) covering topics such as city and state government, education, and volunteerism. Class size is limited to 40 participants. Participants are selected to reflect a broad range of professions and backgrounds.
Leadership Edmond Class XLI kicked off with their opening retreat on August 31- September 1, 2026, at St. Crispins.
LEADERSHIP EDMOND CLASS XLI MEMBERS: Lisa Aishman, Integris Health Edmond; Ivy Barton, University of Central Oklahoma, Meghan Booker, ONE Gas/Oklahoma Natural Gas; Chelsie Bowman, University of Central Oklahoma; Rachel Bryan, Edmond Economic Development Authority; Beth Case, Edmond Area Chamber of Commerce; Tyler Conrad, Radvine Marketing; Teryn Cook, Morrison Cup Solutions; Kaycie Craig, Francis Tuttle Technology Center; Charley Dalvine, The Curbing Edge; Natalie Freeman, BancFirst; Caitlin Goad, Armstrong Bank; Angelia Goss, Self Employed; Jennifer Hodgens, OklaHome Builders; Christy Hopper, City of Edmond Police Department; David Hynd, Cox Enterprises; Diana Knoblock, University of Central Oklahoma Foundation; Sydney Knoernschild, Civil and Environmental Consultants; Walker LaRue, Arvest Bank; Ellen Mack, YMCA of Greater Oklahoma City; Evan Mathew, Harmony Tech Group; Jeanie McCollom, Edmond Electric; Julianna McCullough, City of Edmond; Mike McJunkins, First Fidelity Bank; Jen McMahan, Oklahoma Christian Academy; Lane McMillan, Crossland Construstion Company, Inc; Christine Merideth, Oklahoma Christian University; Mike Murphy, Mr. Handyman of North Oklahoma City and Edmond; Mark Phillips, Deer Creek Schools; Jamie Prisco-Rudolph, Edmond Family Counseling; Whitney Randall, Citizens Bank of Edmond; Lucy Rodriguez, INTRUST Bank; Kelsey See, Metropolitan Library System; Shania Slavick, Big I Oklahoma; Sarah Smirlis, First United Bank; Daniel Smith, GH2 Architects, LLC; Landen Terrell, First United Bank; Abbie Vaughan, Edmond Public Schools Foundation; Jennifer Wallis, ArrowPoint Wealth Advisors; Kenneth Wohl, Regent Bank. Our session sponsors this year are Willowbrook Construction Services, Francis Tuttle Technology Center, and Mercy Hospital.
2026 Chairwomen: Deanna Boston, Strategic Community Partners and Tami Shaw, Postive Strategery
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NEW MEMBERS Indicates Marketer Level Members Indicates Board of Advisors Level Members
7 Brew Coffee https://abmarketingonline.com/ 833 W Edmond Rd Edmond, OK 73003 Advanced Collision & Towing, LLC acrinedmond.com 600 Enterprise Dr Edmond, OK 73013 Affordable Door Co. affordabledoorco.com 248 NW 71st Oklahoma City, OK 73116 Alchemy Cocktail Lounge alchemybarok.com 2 S Broadway Edmond, OK 73034 All Pro Appliance Repair Service https://allproappliancerepairokc.com/ 2236 NW 164th St Suite #2 Edmond, OK 73013 Allegiance Credit Union www.allegiancecu.org 1925 S Kelley Ave Edmond, OK 73013 Claud10 Group LLC dba Alsies Ice Cream of Oklahoma City alsies.com/oklahomacity 701 Real Quiet Cir Edmond, OK 73025 Arise Well Home https://arisewellhome.com/ 680 S Santa Fe Ave Edmond, OK 73003 ARP Heat and Air https://arpcomfort.com/services/acrepair/edmond/ 708 W 15th St Suite 212 Edmond, OK 73013 Arthritis Foundation Oklahoma www.arthritis.org 3409 Still Moon Cir Edmond, OK 73013 Aspalda Policy Consulting LLC www.AspaldaGroupLLC.com 3126 S Boulevard St #281 Edmond, OK 73013
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Asset Appraisal Corporation www.assetappraisalcorp.com 2000 E 15th St Building 300A PO Box 687 Edmond, OK 73083 Axe and Honor Tree Co. www.axeandhonor.net 4981 Moffat Rd NW Piedmont, OK 73078 The Back Nine OKC-Edmond https://thebackninegolf.com/ok c-edmond-ok/ 3248 S Broadway ST #108 Edmond, OK 73013 Bear Bailey’s www.bearbaileys.com 205 N Broadway Edmond, OK 73034 BJ Organize Boardroom Salon for Men https://www.boardroomsalon.com/locat ions/Edmond 1498 S Bryant Ave Suite 120 Edmond, OK 73034 Brit Little Films www.britlittlefilms.co Cal Smith Insurance Agency https://agents.farmers.com/ok/edmond /cal-smith/ 15201 Crown At Lone Oak Rd Suite B1 Edmond, OK 73013 The Canvas Club https://thecanvasclubok.com/ 900 S Broadway Edmond, OK 73034 Celeste Raymond- Realtor with Verbode www.verbode.com 1711 Spoke St Oklahoma City, OK 73108 The Center for Organizational Health centerfororghealth.org 52 NW 42nd St Oklahoma City, OK 73118 Chalk Creek Production Co. LLC 1020 Silver Oak Dr Edmond, OK 73025 Colonial Life - Brannon Sward 14000 Quail Springs Parkway Plaza Suite 5750 Oklahoma City, OK 73134
The Columbiae Group The Community Firm LLC www.thecommunityfirm.com 2000 E 15th St Suite 150B Edmond, OK 73013 CommunityCare ccok.com Two West 2nd St Suite 100 Tulsa, OK 74103 Crème de la Crumb Viennoiserie https://delacrumb.com 5825 E Covell Rd Edmond, OK 73034 Cycle 66 www.cycle66ok.com 3126 S Blvd #274 Edmond, OK 73013 Cyclone Septic & Plumbing https://cycloneseptics.com 11600 OK-33 Guthrie, OK 73044 Deck Works Construction cdeckworks.com 109 E Tonhawa St Suite 100 Norman, OK 73069 Dent Services www.facebook.com/okdentservices 217 NW 150th St Suite A Edmond, OK 73013 Diamond Consulate www.diamondconsulate.com 5701 N Western Ave Suite B Oklahoma City, OK 73118 PR Party Co LLC DBA EVENTURES https://eventures-inc.com/ 340 S Vermont Ave Suite 135 Oklahoma City, OK 73108 Farmer’s Insurance - Scott Streller Insurance Agency https://www.strelleragency.com/ 1708 S Kelly Ave Edmond, OK 73013
Farmers Insurance Federal Credit Union https://figfcu.org/ 7340 W Memorial Rd Oklahoma City, OK 73142 Fiiz Drinks https://fiizdrinks.com/ 1468 N Kelly Ave Edmond, OK 73003 Fish Window Cleaning East OKC Metro www.fishwindowcleaning.com/3295 29 W 15th St Edmond, OK 73013 Flourish Pharmacy & Nutrition flourishrx.com 14720 N Pennsylvania Ave Oklahoma City, OK 73134 Focus Local Marketing www.bestversionmedia.com/ok/spring creekliving/ 1421 Mill Creek Rd Edmond, OK 73025 Grace Care Inc. www.gracecareokc.com 15816 N Pennsylvania Ave Suite 3 Edmond, OK 73013
Lakeshore Pointe www.laguna-ms.com/oklahoma-citydevelopments/lakeshore-pointe 19008 N Western Ave Edmond, OK 73012
Next Day Access nextdayaccess.com/oklahomacity-ok 2301 Forest Road Cir Norman, OK 73026
Landrun 1889 Roofing & Construction Landrun1889.com 14425 Terra Vita Dr Edmond, OK 73034
Norman Painting Pros 2604 N Redmond Oklahoma City, OK 73127
Terry Lanham 628 Lakeside Cir Edmond, OK 73012 Metro Library - East Edmond www.metrolibrary.org 4701 E 15th St Edmond, OK 73034 Limitless Confidence www.deannaherrin.net 20100 E Memorial Rd Luther, OK 73054 LTMR Designs LLC www.lessthornsmoreroses.com 4317 Emery Dr Edmond, OK 73034
Harness Media harness10.com 9251 N Pennsylvania The Village, OK 73120
Magnolia Dental Center www.dentistinoklahomacity.com 3108 NW 150th St Suite 100 Oklahoms City, OK 73134
Harrah's Oklahoma www.caesars.com/harrahs-oklahoma 336438 E Highway 66 Chandler, OK 74834
Mary Kay Skincare Cosmetics 1825 Windhill Ave Edmond, OK 73034
Heart to Heart Hospice of Oklahoma City https://hearttohearthospice.com/location /oklahoma-city-hospice-service-area/ 9012 N Kelley Ave Oklahoma City, OK 73731
Mid-Continent Geological Library www.mcglibrary.org 3409 S Broadway Suite 804 Edmond, OK 73013
HIS Lighting & Electric LLC HISelectric.org 803 Evergreen St Edmond, OK 73003
Mountain Mike's Pizza www.mountainmikesokc.com/ 3629 NW 178th St Suite J Edmond, OK 73012
Hot or Not Plumbing hotornotplumbing.com 807 Evergreen Edmond, OK 73003
Mr Restore https://mrrestore.com 2105 N Westaire St Bethany, OK 73008
KMC Solutions 805 Myrtle Dr Edmond, OK 73034
Mr. Gattis Pizza www.roxysicecream.com 2200 W Danforth Rd Edmond, OK 73003
La Loba Cantina & Grill lalobaedmond.com 23 W 1st St Suite 150 Edmond, OK 73003
NewFed Mortgage https://newfed.com/ 19 E Hurd St Edmond, OK 73034
OKC CIO Partners www.okcvcio.com/ 12225 Tall Timbers Guthrie, OK 73044 Oklahoma Discount Flooring, Countertops & More www.oklahomadiscountflooring.com/ 3224 Teakwood Ln Suite 100A Edmond, OK 73013 Oklahoma Foundation Solutions, LLC www.okfoundationsolutions.com 12517 Wecoty Way Oklahoma City, OK 73114 Old Republic Title Co. www.oldrepublictitle.com 5708 NW 135th St Suite A Oklahoma City, OK 73142 One Hour Heating and Air Conditioning of Edmond-NWOKC https://onehourheatandair.com/edm ond-nwokc 621 Evergreen Edmond, OK 73003 Panda Express www.pandaexpress.com/ 4116 Covell Rd Edmond, OK 73034 Professor Lending https://professorlending.com/ 11208 Kingsgate Terrace Oklahoma City, OK 73170 Quick Quack Car Wash quickquack.com 1308 S Santa Fe Ave Edmond, OK 73003 RC ROOFCO www.rcroofco.com 2621 Lost Lake Ln Yukon, OK 73099 Receipt This, LLC www.receiptthis.com 2524 N Broadway Suite #319 Edmond, OK 73034
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Resolute Consulting PLLC https://resoluteconsultingpllc.com/ 13675 Creek View Dr Edmond, OK 73025
Stitch House Atelier www.stitchhouseatelier.com 17 E 1st St Edmond, OK 73034
Serenity Dental www.serenitydentalok.com/ 825 Kelly Lakes Pass Edmond, OK 73025
Stone Creek Plumbing Co Inc. www.stonecreekplumbingservice.com/ 405 Wimbledon Rd Edmond, OK 73003
Service Pro Plumbing www.serviceprookc.com 3712 E 2nd St Edmond, OK 73034
Summit Fire and Security https://summitfiresecurity.com/ 101 NE 138th St Edmond, OK 73013
Servpro of Edmond DRT www.servpro.com 112 NE 138th St Edmond, OK 73013
Torres Granite www.torresgranitecountertop.com 8071 N Classen Blvd Oklahoma City, OK 73114
Shellback General Contracting www.shellbackgc.com 4401 N Classen Blvd Oklahoma City, OK 73118
Union State Bank www.MyUnionState.Bank 1901 S Kelly Ave Suite 120 Edmond, OK 73013
Sixty Six Vines, LLC. www.sixtysixvines.events 1017 S Westminster Rd Arcadia, OK 73007
United Defense Tactical https://uniteddefensetactical.com/ edmond 12501 Wecoty Way Edmond, OK 73114
Sky Zone Trampoline Park www.skyzone.com/edmond/ 2525 S Broadway Edmond, OK 73013
Vero verotruepaincare.com 1745 W 33rd St Edmond, OK 73013
Sport Clips www.sportclips.com/ok216 17912 Grove Parkway Oklahoma City, OK 73012
Whataburger viberestaurants.com 4132 E Covell Rd Edmond, OK 73034
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Woof Gang Bakery & Grooming Edmond https://woofgangbakery.com/pages/ locations/edmond 16601 Rose Creek Blvd Edmond, OK 73012 Zeal at Quail https://www.caseusa.com/apartments/ ok/oklahoma-city/zeal-at-quail/petfriendly/ 14712 Mezzaluna Ave Oklahoma City, OK 73134
825 E. 2nd Street, Suite 100 Edmond, OK 73034