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"Ranch Life, Real Slow"
I’m a pit bull on a ranch, you see, Where lazy days are made for me.
The trees are buddin’, skies are blue, But don’t expect a thing to do.
I stretch, I yawn, I claim my spot
Right where the sunshine hits just hot.
The breeze rolls in, the world feels new...
But I’ll nap first then maybe move
No rush, no fuss, no fetch today,
Just springtime dreams and dirt to lay.
"The Local Lens"
Photo Challenge
The Local Lens Photo Challenge Rules
�� Who Can Enter? Any and all ages! If you know how to use a camera or smartphone camera, you ’ re in Editing tools are allowed, but only for enhancing the natural beauty of the photo no major alterations
�� What to Capture? Photos must feature people, objects, places, or scenes from Northeast Oklahoma (everything east of I-35 and north of I-40)
Keep it clean no nudity, offensive, or distasteful images
If your photo includes a person, you must have their permission to use their image publicly
�� How to Enter? Email your photo to localvibemag@gmail com by the 10th of the month before the next issue
Include your name, contact info, and a brief description of the photo
�� Winning Photo: The winning entry will be featured in the next issue of Local Vibe Magazine!
Ready to share your perspective? Start snapping!
June Themes
1 Small Town Summers – Capture the magic of parades, festivals, fireworks stands, lemonade stands, and simple joys of summer in Northeast Oklahoma
2 Golden Hour Glow – Sunrise or sunset shots showing off summer skies and local scenery
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The Season of Cultivation
April moved fast. Life moved faster. This past month demanded all of me in ways I didn’t expect. My time, energy, and attention were wrapped around the needs of those I love most— and in that whirlwind, I lost touch with my rhythm My creativity stalled. My passion sat in the background, quietly waiting for my return. No businesses were interviewed for this issue, and at first, I saw that as a failure. But the truth is, it became a gift. A chance to pause. To reflect. To remember that building something meaningful doesn’t always mean constant motion—it sometimes means planting the seeds of new ideas, quietly tending to your dreams, and giving yourself space to grow.
The May 2025 issue is about that—about planting, cultivating, and eventually reaping Whether you're starting a business, growing a side hustle, or nurturing a passion project, this season reminds us that rest is not the opposite of progress. It’s part of the process.
We didn’t skip a beat—we just shifted the tune. This month, The Vibe leans into reflection, intention, and the power of planting new ideas.
Laura Stone
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If you had told my 12-year-old self — sunburned elbow-deep in clay soil swatting at June bugs with a garden hoe — that Id one day willingly grow my own vegetables Id have laughed right in your weeding face
The Secrets in the Soil (and in the Friendships)
Back then, summers meant blisters, dirt under every fingernail, and a swear-tothe-garden-gods vow that I’d never have one of these things when I got older
But life’s funny like that Somewhere between chasing careers and chasing kids, I found myself chasing heirloom tomato seeds through the wind like a scene from a poetic indie film. And I have to admit gardening kind of stole my heart
Zone 7a What to Plant (and When to Dig In)
Here in good ol' Zone 7a, we’ve got a generous growing season — not too hot, not too cold — a literal Goldilocks zone for garden lovers Here's what’s thriving this time of year:
�� May Planting Guide
Veggies: Tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, squash, corn, beans, okra
Herbs: Basil, thyme, oregano, dill Flowers: Marigolds, zinnias, cosmos, sunflowers (the pollinators will thank you)
Direct Sow: Melons, pumpkins, and sweet potatoes if you’re feeling bold
Let’s talk companion planting — the garden’s version of “you can’t sit with us” unless you benefit the vibe Marigolds near your tomatoes deter pests Basil boosts tomato flavor (yes, really). Corn, beans, and squash? The Three Sisters — a trio older than your Nana’s canning jars Gardening isn’t just a solo gig; it’s a community
The Soul of the Soil
There’s something grounding — literally — about growing food with your own two hands Watching a seed become supper is soul-satisfying in a way store-bought just can’t replicate The snap of a fresh green bean, the sweet tang of a sunwarmed strawberry it’s magic. And don’t even get me started on how smugly proud I feel feeding my family from a garden I once loathed as a child.
Gardening has become my therapy No screens No deadlines Just the rhythm of nature and the soft hum of bees doing their thing while I do mine It’s not just about the food — it’s about peace About purpose About producing something that matters.
A Garden Grown is a Garden Shared
There’s an old saying, “If you have more than you need, build a longer table, not a higher fence” That applies to cucumbers too, y’all Nothing brings people together like a basket of tomatoes or a bouquet of homegrown zinnias Share your abundance Trade, gift, swap We need more neighborly gestures and fewer HOA complaints
Your Turn to Cultivate the Vibe
Now it’s your turn. We want to hear your gardening stories Whether you’re rocking a full-blown farm stand, tending a humble backyard plot, or growing marigolds in mismatched coffee cans you’re part of the vibe
They say one person’s junk is another person’s jackpot and around here, we call it a curated vibe.
There’s something thrilling about stepping into a thrift store or wandering through a yard sale on a Saturday morning, coffee in hand, not knowing if you’ll walk away with a vintage lamp, a designer bag for $3, or a mid-century chair that just needs a little love (and maybe some WD-40) These places aren’t just secondhand they’re second chances waiting to be styled
Styled Spaces, Styled Life
When You Know, You Know
From the local resale shops in backroad towns to those sketchy estate sales you swore you’d just “peek at,” the hunt is half the fun The other half? Turning those quirky, dusty, overlooked items into something stylish, functional, and completely unique to your space.
Repurpose with Purpose
That retro metal filing cabinet? Spray paint it matte black and you ’ ve got a modern entryway console. Grandma’s floral teacups? They’re now your new succulent planters And that ’80s mirror with questionable gold trim? With the right room, it screams "eclectic glam" instead of "Golden Girls garage" Every item you find comes with a story it just hasn’t been finished yet And when you mix high-end with hand-me-down, you ’ re not just decorating you ’ re storytelling.
A curated home doesn’t require deep pockets just a good eye and a little imagination Thrifted pieces have a way of grounding a space, adding texture, history, and authenticity. Your office bookshelf? Stack it with old hardbacks, vintage brass animals, and that globe you scored for a buck. Your garden? Hang chipped china from tree branches and turn mismatched chairs into planters Unexpected? Absolutely And unforgettable
Let’s not forget the ultimate high finding something expensive, rare, or collectible for pennies on the dollar A designer coat with tags still on A piece of signed art A Pyrex pattern that collectors go feral for It’s not just luck it’s intuition, darling You’ve got “the eye. ”
In April, something unexpected happened I fell headfirst into a black hole err, rabbit hole of YouTube “shorts.” It all started with a simple scroll and a catchy caption: Thrifted vs Styled That was it Hook, line, and algorithm.
Now, I may be creative when it comes to graphic design, branding, and magazine layouts, but decorating? Let’s just say I usually play it safe with neutrals and pray for Pinterest-worthy outcomes But after bingeing what felt like a thousand clips of people transforming dated décor into dream spaces, a spark lit up in me and it was craving color, character, and a few chipped edges
So, I took myself on a much-needed solo treasurehunting session and found myself at one of my favorite hidden gems The Fuzzy Buffalo in Salina, Oklahoma The name alone deserves a round of applause, but the vibes inside? Even better
I went in with one plan (maybe a lamp or a little wall art), but I walked out with several plans, candle stands, a plant stand, and butter paddles I didn’t know I needed, and a newfound confidence in my ability to style a space that feels more me.
There’s a joy in discovering something that speaks to you something you can’t get from a big-box store It’s personal It’s soulful And when you bring it into your space and give it a second life? That’s when the magic happens.
So, to all the self-proclaimed “not-so-decorators” out there: grab a coffee, turn on some thrift-haul inspo, and hit your local resale shops Your next favorite thing is probably sitting on a dusty shelf, just waiting for someone like you to see its potential
*Note*
Some items pictured were ones already in the house, just rearranged.
Vital
Vibes
with Dani Stone, APRN-CNP
Vital Vibes Took a Breather—But We’ll Be Back!
This month, Vital Vibes hit the pause button. Life threw a curveball (as it tends to do), and we needed a moment to catch up. But don’t worry we’ll be back next month, right on beat and better than ever.
In the meantime, we want your input! What health-related topics are you curious about? Dani G Stone, APRN-CNP, is here to share insight, not diagnoses think of her as your go-to for practical, professional perspective
Drop us a line at localvibemag@gmail.com with your questions, ideas, or suggestions. If you’d prefer to stay anonymous, just say the word we ’ ve got you covered. Thanks for your patience, your curiosity, and for keeping the Vibe alive.
Laura Stone Editor-in-Chief, Local Vibe Magazine
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Community by the Plate: A Monthly Potluck at
Wonder City Coffee & Bistro
Join us at Community by the Plate, a free potluck lunch held the last Sunday of every month from 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM at Wonder City Coffee & Bistro. This event brings neighbors together to enjoy a meal prepared by local volunteers. Whether you’re new to the area or a long-time resident, it’s a great way to connect and share good food. Everyone is welcome, and volunteers are appreciated. Don’t miss the chance to enjoy delicious food and fellowship with your community!
Location: Wonder City Coffee & Bistro
Time: 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM, Last Sunday of each month Cost: Free for everyone!
Not For Everyone(And That’s the Point):
How Small Town Businesses Thrive Despite the Noise
Starting a business in a small town is a bit like planting a garden in red clay: it takes grit, vision, and a whole lot of patience. But when done right, it blossoms into something deeply rooted and wildly beautiful
Still, let’s not pretend it’s easy.
Your customer base? Smaller than a high school graduating class.
Foot traffic? Let’s just say it’s more Ford F150s than fancy shoes
And expenses? Oh, they're still big-city size. Supplies, rent, insurance, utilities they don’t offer a “small-town discount ” So yes, your prices may be a little higher than the Facebook bargain hunters would prefer
Cue the Facebook Critics…
You finally post that new menu item, that specialty service, that grand opening announcement and almost instantly, there it is:
“Too expensive. I’ll never shop there.”
Insert dramatic pause followed by a collective eye roll
To those keyboard critics:
If it’s not for you, that’s okay Just keep scrolling not trolling
There’s no need to rain on someone else’s post with your price opinions You wouldn’t walk into a boutique and yell, “I can get this cheaper at Walmart!” so why do it online?
Let’s Talk About Outsiders for a Minute...
And don’t even get me started on outsiders new folks who move into town and have the audacity to bring fresh ideas, bold businesses, and energy into the community
Small towns, we need to talk: why are our walls always up to new people?
We pride ourselves on neighborly love, but sometimes we treat newcomers like they’re crashing a family reunion The truth is, new people bring new life. New businesses bring options, opportunities, and flavor to the local economy
Let’s make that wall a thing of the past. It’s time to welcome change like it’s your favorite pie warm, unexpected, and made with good intention.
Not for Everyone and That’s the Point
Business owners: here’s your reminder You didn’t start your business to be everything to everyone You started it to bring your unique gift to your people the ones who appreciate your vision, value your work, and love your vibe.
So when someone says, “That’s too expensive,” you can calmly say:
“We may not be the cheapest, but we aim to be the most worth it.”
You’re not in business to convince the critics You’re here to serve the ones who already see your worth.
So What Should You Do
About the Negativity?
Here’s the real strategy equal parts heart and hustle:
1 Own Your Value Out Loud
Educate your audience on the “why” behind your pricing Whether it’s craftsmanship, quality ingredients, one-on-one attention, or boutique service it matters.
2 Respond with Class, Not Sass
If you choose to reply to the grumblers, be graceful:
“We understand we’re not for everyone. We focus on quality and service for those who value that And we’re proud of what we offer ”
3 Let the Trolls Troll Themselves
Some folks just like to complain Don’t take the bait Let your work speak louder than their words and let your loyal customers do the talking for you.
4 Embrace Your People
Stop wasting energy on the ones who’ll never be your customer Focus on building relationships with those who keep coming back and the ones who just moved to town, hoping for something new
You Weren’t Meant to Blend In
To every business owner who’s ever doubted their place in a small town: this is your sign to keep going
You’re not “too expensive.”
You’re not “trying too hard.”
You’re not “doing too much ”
YOU’RE DOING EXACTLY WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE
You’re raising the bar
You’re carving your lane.
You’re bringing something new, bold, and needed
So keep showing up. Keep delivering excellence. Keep doing you, Boo
And to the locals:
Welcome the new faces, support the dreamers, and remember change isn’t scary, it’s necessary
Let’s build communities where businesses can grow, outsiders can belong, and excellence isn’t treated like a threat
Because the truth is:
SUCCESS ISN’T FOR EVERYONE. BUT IT IS FOR THE ONES BRAVE ENOUGH TO START.
RESTAURANTS & SNACKS
Country Cottage
6570 S HWY 82, 479-6439
Tue-Sat, 11-8, Sun, 11-3:30
Cowboy’s
6250 HWY 82, 598-3141
Mon-Sat 6-9, Sun 7-9
Home Grown
3501 E 550 Rd, 230-3286
Kum N Go
701 S HWY 82, 479-2210
Open 24 Hours
La Mansion Mexican Restaurant
205 S HWY 82, 479-4460
Sun-Thu, 11-9, F & Sa, 11-10
LG Nutrition
801 N HWY 82, 504-5972
Tue-Fri, 735-Noon
Low Water Dam Store
5984 S 437, 479-2769
M-W-Th 5-9, T-F-Sa 5-10, Su 7-9
Manda’s Coneys & Cream
102 E. Main, 479-1115
M-S, 11-8, Su 1-6
Mazzio’s
102 Holiday Ln, 479-2900
Every day, 11-9
Pirate’s Git-N-Split
HWY 412 & 82, 479-8008
Sun-Thu 5-10, Fri & Sat 5-11
Ragnarok Ranch
W. HWY 412, 373-4081
Ranch House
224 E. Main, 479-8905
T-Th 4-8, Fri & Sat 11-9, Su 11-7
Rowland’s Quick Shop
100 N HWY 82, 479-6446
Sun-Thu 4-10, Fri & Sat 5-10:30
Shiver Me Timbers
310 W. Main
Mon-Fri 4-8, Sat-Sun 1-8
Sonic
208 S HWY 82, 479-3347
Sun 7-10, Mon-Sat 6-10
Spring Creek Country Store
10850 S HWY 82, 598-4200
Sun-Thu 5-10, Fri & Sat 5-11
Subway
100 N HWY 82, 479-3100
Mon-Fri 7:30-9, Sat-Sun 9-9
Wonder City Coffee & Bistro
118 E. Main, 479-2885
Various Hours: See Facebook page
GROCERIES
Dollar General
748 Box Dr, 373-9470
Every day 7-9
Wal-Mart
800 E. Main, 479-4815 Every Day 6-11
RETAIL SHOPS
Daisy Chain Vapor & More
5746 E HWY 412, 530-1335
Mon-Fri 11-7, Sat & Sun 10-5
Dollar Tree
204 S HWY 82, 981-2300
Mon-Sat 9-9, Sun 10-8
Gibson Bait & Tackle
305 N. Wyandotte, 479-1970
Mon-Fri 8-5
Gypsy Fig
110 E. Main, 479-4228
Tue-Fri 10-4, Sat 10-3
Grow Green Garden Supplies
612 E. Main, 479-4298
Mon-Sat 9-5
Ink 82 Print & Apparel
524 E. Main St, 864-3525
Local Petal
405 E. Main (539) 210-5141
LG Package Store
215 E. Main, 479-6495
Mon-Thu 10-8:30, Fri & Sat 10-9
Madelyn’s Flowers & Gift
120 E. Main, 479-5262
Mon-Fri 9-5
Quantie’s Auto Supply HWY 82, 479-8797
Mon-Fri, 7-6:30, Sat 7-3:30
ROMP Rummage Store
112 E. Main, 479-7667
Mon-Fri 10-4, Sat 10-2
Team Surplus Store
520 E Main
Tue-Fri, 10-4, Sat, 9-4
LUMBER, ETC.
Builder’s Wholesale & Hardware Supply
505 E. Main, 479-5214
Mon-Fri 7:30-5, Sat 8-2
Morehead Construction 101 N. Elora, 479-5766
AUTO SALES
Deals on Wheels
203 S. Wyandotte, 479-6650
Morrow’s Auto Sales
113 W. Main, 479-7210
Clay’s Car Corral 6250 State Hwy 82, 557-2727
SALONS, ETC.
Elaine’s Beauty & Barber Shop
116 E. Main, 479-6357
Elite Salon
524 E. Main, 864-3523
Endless Summer Tan 517 E. Main, 521-0371
Nail’d it By Ashley
113 W. Main, 373-4980
Tue-Fri 10-7, Sat 10-2
The Painted Stone Barbershop
6240 HWY 82, 200-4744
Tue-Fri 10-6, most Sat 9-noon
Tracie’s Beauty Shop
116 E. Main, 479-6414
Tue-Sat 9-5
AUTO REPAIR
Anderson Tire 805 E Main, 479-5889
Mon-Fri 8-5:30, Sat 8-Noon
Ben’s Truck & Trailer Door Repair
846-0123
The German Shop N. Broadway St., 822-1290
Jerry’s Automotive
201 E Main, 479-3553
LG 1320 Performance 719 E. Main, 758-7599
Morris Kustom Paint & Body
556 Spring Creek Ct.
386-2899
Ron’s Auto Repair
109 W. Main, 479-2075
Scott’s Auto Body
203 Wyandotte, 638-1640
Team Automotive
9133 E HWY 412, 479-4762
Mon-Fri 8-5
DISPENSARIES
420/7 Cannabis Dispensary
748 Box Dr , 479-4207
Chiefin’ Meds
101 Holiday Ln, (539)206-2066
Mon-Sat 8-9, Sun 10-8
BANKS
All-Capital Bank
124 E. Main, 479-5225
First State Bank of Porter 724 E. Main, 479-5001
Mon-Fri 8:30-6, Sat 8:30-Noon
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Gourds, Etc.
9002 S 439.2, 694-5274
Honey Hush Creations
9173 E HWY 412, 479-2254
Magic Showplace Theater
211 E. Main, 638-4662
Rural OK Museum of Poetry
412 E. Main, 479-7667
ThU-Sat 10-5
Sycamore Springs Arena 12754 S. 442 Rd., 598-3313
Willard Stone Museum E. HWY 412 Alt, 774-5245
HOTELS, ETC.
Best Western
106 Holiday Ln, 479-8082
Wonder City Cottages 615 E. Ross wccottages@gmail.com
PETS & ANIMALS
Breedlove Pet Photos 114 E. Main, (539) 323-0196
Classy Critters Pet Grooming 106 E. Main, 479-6100
Cobler Farms 580 Rd , 373-3767
LG Animal Clinic
707 E. Main, 479-5496
Tue-Fri 730-530, Sat 8-3
LG Feed Store
102 HWY 82, 479-5278
Mon-Fri 8-5, Sat 8-2
Monster Bull holly@monsterbull.com
HEALTH & FITNESS
412 Family Pharmacy
412 E. Main, 479-5223
Mon-Fri 9-6, Sat 9-1:30
Dental Arts of LG
409 E. Main, 888-5055
Fishinghawk Karate
112 N. Broadway, 991-8196
Just for Her Fitness & Tanning
Main St., 479-3552
LG Chiropractic
901 SH 82, 803-2162
Mon & Fri 12-6, Wed & Sat 9-Noon
Martial Arts & More
112 E. Main, 479-7667
Mon & Thu 9-10 a.m.
Moore Family Chiropractic
413 E. Main, 479-2827
Mon-Wed & Fri 9-5
Slacker’s Fitness
102 N HWY 82, 479-1790
Utica Park Clinic-LG
609 E. Main, 479-8060
Mon & Wed-Fri 8-5
Tue 8-7
Zen Wellness Massage
768 S HWY 82, 383-2373
OTHER SERVICES
Absolute Extermination 479-2883
Ashley Rachel Imagery
ashleyrachelleimagery.com
Sandy Burford, Realtor 373-4247 or 479-1375
Cowan Insurance
410 E. Main, 479-5273
Mon-Fri 8:30-5:00
Firefly Car Wash
117 Broadway
LG Funeral Home
608 E Joe Koelsch Dr 479-8161
Froman Propane
108 W Main, 479-5201
Wed-Fri 8-4:30
Gotcha Covered Alterations & Upholstery
108 E Main, 381-9201
Jeffery Fish, Realtor jeffery@lakelandneok.com 576-1874
Kern Tax Service
104 E. Main, 479-2972
LG Crossroads RV Park 200 Holiday Ln, 344-1084
NextGen Tree Services 500-4743
Pirates Car Wash W Alt 412
Purple Mountain Soap Company 719-216-2189
Rebecca Mounce Photography 109 E Main
Rebeccaphotography@live.com
Reservation Leather ReservationLeather.com 864-5185
Shamrock Storage 112 Harrison, 381-2597
Tailpipe Consignments 9228 HWY 82, 824-5499
Turner’s Laundry & Storage 105 N. Wyandotte, 479-5296
Every day 8-7
Turner’s LP Gas
7339 S 437, 479-5457
Mon-Fri 8-5, Sat 8-Noon
Williams Woodworks
216 S. Wyandotte, 373-3914
PARKS, ETC.
Kiddie Park
Corner of Ross & Delaware Gorda Park
304 Park Blvd.
Kerr Dam
N 4395 Rd & 545 Rd
Low Water Dam Public Access West end of 550 Rd.
Pipe Springs Park W Alt 412
Smokey Valley Campground 2223 SE 616 Dr., 386-2640
TOWN & UTILITIES
Library 715 E Main, 479-6585
Tue, Noon-7, Wed-Fri, 9-5
Police
109 E Ross, 479-5253
Fire
108 S Broadway, 479-5275
City Hall/Water-Sewer-Trash 109 E Ross, 479-5354
Mon-Fri 8-5
Post Office
700 Elora St., 479-5693
Mon-Fri 830-4, Sat 9-11
Chamber of Commerce
Lgareacc.ok@gmail.com
Electric: PSO 833-776-7697
Northeast Electric Coop 256-6405
Gas: ONG
800-664-5463
Telephone/Internet: Salina-Spavinaw Telephone 434-5392
CHURCHES
Ballou Baptist Church 91 SE 609 Loop, 864-6412
Cedar Grove Church
6852 Earbob Rd
Community of Christ
6370 E. 560, 833-1000
Cornerstone Outreach
Revival Center
201 Peach St., 479-6331
Eastside Church of Christ
800 N. HWY 82, 479-8097
Fire & Wind Ministries
5705 S HWY 82
First Baptist Church
315 N. Broadway, 479-5200
First United Methodist Church 703 HWY 82, 479-6356
LG Free Will Baptist Church
5670 E HWY 412, 479-5640
Hope Church of God
68 Spring Creek Ave., 240-5843
Iron Post Church 4494 E 590
Lighthouse Assembly of God
303 S. Wyandotte, 479-2286
Little Rock Baptist Church 11254 E HWY 412
Markham Ferry Apostolic Church
204 HWY 82, 479-8769
New Life Christian Center 218 S. Delaware, 479-7044
Revive Pentecostal Church of God
12302 HWY 412, 629-5197
Snake Creek Church 5175 SE 583 Dr
Sukkat Chaim 103 S Broadway, 479-6200
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attheRuralOklahomaMuseumofPoetry,corner ofDelawareandMain,whenmuseumisopen, Thu-Fri, 10-4andSat,10-3,orbyarrangement
SCHOOLS
Locust Grove Public Schools
479-6468
Early Learning Center
695 E Joe Koelsch
Upper Elementary
720 N HWY 82
Middle School
700 N. HWY 82
High School
421 N. Broadway
Administration Bldg
302 Joe Koelsch Dr.
ORGANIZATIONS
Boys & Girls Club
268 E Joe Koelsch 479-3850
Elzina’s Farmers Market
LocustGroveFarmersMarket@gmail.com
LG Round Up Club
4283 US 412
LG Senior Nutrition Center 111 W Harrison, 479-4644
Main Street Locust Grove
203-1075
MainStreetLocustGroveOK@gmail.com
Ministerial Alliance Food Pantry
117 E Main, 479-4017
Tue 10-Noon, Thu 10-Noon & 3:30-5:30 Old Saline Cherokee Association 864-1411
ANNUAL EVENTS
Founder’s Day
2nd Saturday in May
Wonder City Wordfest
2nd Saturday in April
Williard Stone Day
1st Saturday of November
Christmas Craft Bazaar
Cornerstone Outreach Center 2nd Saturday in November
Christmas Parade
1st Tuesday in December
MONTHLY EVENTS
Bag Sale on Clothes
ROMP Rummage Store
2nd full week of the month
Community by the Plate Wonder City Coffee & Bistro
Last Sunday of the month
Dance with live band
Senior Nutrition Center 2nd Saturday of the month
LG Flea Market/Sale Barn N. Delaware St. Every Thu. & Sat School Board Meeting Administration Building 2nd Monday, 6:30 p.m.
Town Council Meeting
Town Hall
2nd Monday, 6:30 p.m.
THE GUILD
CALLING ALL MOVERS, SHAKERS, AND VISION-MAKERS OF NORTHEAST OKLAHOMA!
You’ve got big ideas, bigger dreams, and the drive to actually do something with them. You’re the type who can’t scroll past a run-down building without imagining a pop-up market, a mural, or the next small-town revival. You’re not just cheering from the sidelines you’re ready to build the stage.
WELCOME TO THE VISIONARIES' GUILD!
An exclusive, invite-worthy circle of entrepreneurs, business owners, and changemakers who are passionate about growing Northeast Oklahoma from the inside out. If you're fueled by collaboration, inspired by innovation, and slightly obsessed with making your town better this group is for you.
We're not just here to talk we're here to do.
�� Share business ideas
�� Swap resources
�� Support fellow visionaries
�� Spark collaborations that actually go somewhere
The Visionaries' Guild is hosted in a private Facebook group run by Local Vibe Magazine. Can’t find it? No worries just click the link below and request to join.
Laura Stone
Let’s turn passion into progress. Together. Because around here, we don’t just vibe... we build it.
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