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Editor’s Note

IT’S TIME FOR REVIVAL

“Where focus goes, energy flows.”

— Tony Robbins That quote has been sitting with me all year.

Revival.

It’s a word that keeps showing up—in conversations, in quiet moments, and in the way I look at our town.

Because here’s the truth: what we focus on grows.

And lately, I’ve noticed a pattern. When I talk with people—or scroll through social media—the focus is almost always on what Locust Grove doesn’t have. What’s missing. What used to be. What never happened.

But what if we shifted that?

What if we chose to see the potential instead of the lack?

What if we looked at our town—and our Main Street—not as something that’s been left behind, but as something ready to rise again?

Locust Grove was once booming. Full of life. Full of movement. Full of people who believed in building something here.

And if it existed once, it can exist again.

It’s time to stop making excuses.

It’s time to stop placing blame on “evolution”—on things like the Cherokee Turnpike rerouting traffic and changing patterns.

It’s time to take ownership.

It’s time for revival.

Inside this issue, you’re going to meet the people who aren’t waiting around for change—they’re creating it. The business owners, the visionaries, the ones breathing life back into Main Street one idea, one risk, one open door at a time.

So grab your coffee—or your drink of choice—settle in, and get to know the people leading the way.

This is what revival looks like.

And we’re just getting started.

Stay true to your Vibe,

Laura Stone Editor-in-Chief

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But as the days passed, her presence left its mark, and practicality took over. Her “rent” was cancelled, and Jenny was gently sent on her way.

Bittersweet and lightly humorous, the piece reflects the delicate balance between welcoming nature in—and knowing when to let it go.

by Willard Stone captures a tender moment of childhood faith and quiet courage. A young boy, already dressed for tomorrow, kneels beside his bed—hat still on his head, pistols resting in the gun belt at his waist. In his small, clasped hands, he gently holds his pet turtle as he prays.

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Each piece carries a story—sometimes playful, sometimes reflective, always meaningful—inviting the viewer to pause, look closer, and feel something beyond what’s seen.

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“Lonesome Coyote”

by Willard Stone tells a quiet story of love wrapped in loneliness.

When his wife returned from a two-week trip, her husband didn’t offer a speech—he handed her this small carving instead.

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While the world watched astronauts take their first steps on the moon, Stone imagined a different pioneer arriving first —a determined little prospector turtle.

With quiet humor, the sculpture suggests he’d already been there, staking his claim long before the headlines.

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More Than a Cup— It’s the Heartbeat of Main Street

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a small town, a coffee shop is never just a coffee shop. It’s where mornings begin, conversations unfold, and community quietly builds—one cup at a time. For Jason Jackson and Michelle Jackson, stepping into ownership of Hometown Coffee wasn’t just a business decision—it was something deeper. It was a pull they couldn’t ignore.

“It’s the heartbeat of this town… we had to keep it open.”

From Skeptic to Steward Jason grew up in Locust Grove. This is his hometown in every sense of the word. Michelle may not be from here originally, but she feels just as rooted.

Between pastoring Hope Church, raising their family, managing other businesses, and Michelle working fulltime, life was already full.

So naturally… they bought a coffee shop.

“We decided we had a few extra hours… why not?”

It’s funny—but it’s also true. When something feels right, you make room for it.

Ironically, Jason once questioned the idea of a coffee shop in town at all.

Ten years later, when the opportunity came, the answer was immediate.

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The Vibe: Yours, Not Theirs The goal inside Hometown Coffee is simple: Relaxed. Comfortable. Connected.

Not curated for show—created for people.

“We want everyone to feel like it’s their hometown coffee shop.”

And they’ve built it that way.

More Than Coffee—It’s Connection Inside these walls, already happening.

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Friends reconnecting.

Bible study groups gathering.

Mothers and daughters meeting.

Strangers becoming familiar faces.

This is what Main Street has been missing.

And now—it’s back.

Revival Takes More Than Business Hometown Coffee isn’t just about what happens inside their doors—it’s about what happens around them.

“We want to be an anchor… helping bring people to Main Street and into other businesses too.”

They’ve seen what’s possible.

Towns like Collinsville prove it— small storefronts filled with life, not chains.

But they’ll tell you the truth most won’t: Built for Real Life This isn’t a one-size-fits-all space— and that’s exactly the point.

A lively front room A quiet “library” space A laid-back lounge with a TV A patio for warmer days

Main Street doesn’t survive on ideas.

It survives on people showing up.

There’s a place for whatever you walked in needing.

Because a good coffee shop doesn’t just serve coffee— it serves people.

“We’ve created a place that is theirs.”

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The Reality Behind the Dream This isn’t easy.

Some days start at 1 a.m. making donuts.

And they don’t end anytime soon.

“When it’s yours… it’s whatever it takes.”

That’s the difference between owning something… and believing in it.

A Launchpad for What’s Next Five years from now, they don’t just see growth—they see opportunity.

More space More events More ways to support others Local bakers are already getting their start here. New ideas are taking shape.

“We want to be a springboard for others.”

“Everything we do is with our community in mind.”

If you haven’t stepped inside yet—this is your sign.

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You Come, Too: The Rural Oklahoma Museum of Poetry Invites Us All to Downtown Locust Grove

By Shaun Perkins

Many years ago, Joan Bennett, the late beloved LGHS librarian, gave me a book that looked familiar. It was a hardback elementary school reader, bright orange with a drawing of Beowulf on the cover. When I opened it up, I saw the “Property of Locust Grove School” stamped on the inside cover and on the opposite page was my name, written in clumsy script.

I had probably just learned how to write in cursive.

I had bent the end of the “s” in “Perkins” back to make a curlicue. The book was copyrighted 1962 and purchased—as another stamp indicated—for Title 1, 1967-1968.

“Along Story Trails” was one of the books that began my poetry odyssey.

A section of the book is called “Singing Words,” and it includes a variety of poems, some written for children, some classic pieces. There is Walter de la Mare’s “I Saw Three Witches,” a wonderful old fanciful poem that supported my love of those maligned characters; William Carlos Williams’ “Poem,” an excellent example of his spare imagist style; and Robert Frost’s quiet, lovely “The Pasture.”

I’m going out to clean the pasture spring; I’ll only stop to rake the leaves away (and wait to watch the water clear, I may): I shan’t be gone long—You come too.

I’m going out to fetch the little calf That’s standing by the mother. It’s so young It totters when she licks it with her tongue.

I shan’t be gone long—You come too.

There are as many poems as stories in the old book. I somehow think this is no longer true of our contemporary textbooks, but I hope that it is. Poetry is the oldest word art and though no longer necessary for passing on vital information, such as where to hunt or to find the best wild onions or to pass on the stories of heroes and historical events, it is still necessary for helping us dream and grow.

I was lucky to grow up in Locust Grove, allowed to dream and grow, wander Snake Creek Road and swim in The Dip, as it was known, to disappear during Thursday recess and cross the broken fence from the elementary school to visit the sale barn and to have had such wonderful teachers and friends in the town.

When I moved away to go to college and then for my first job, I was gone from 1980 to 2005, and in 2012, I started the Rural Oklahoma Museum of Poetry (ROMP) in what was once my dad’s old machine shop.

I asked Dad one day, “Can I put a poetry museum in your shop?” He replied, “Why not?” The next day he brought a poem he had written on index cards. It was about the changing of the seasons and was brilliant. I asked when was the last time he had written a poem, and he replied, “I’ve never written a poem.”

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Obviously if you have the poetic spirit alive in you, you can write a poem. And that’s what the museum is about, nurturing and keeping the poetic spirit alive in all of us. Poetry is not reserved for school and for academia and for slim volumes gathering dust on shelves. It is a living art that can help us blossom if we will let it.

ROMP’s mission is to bring poetry and people together, to encourage wordplay and literacy and to provide a space where everyone can have an experience of poetry. We are fulfilling that mission in a variety of ways, including having annual contests, such as the Oklahoma Poem Contest and a regional Poetry Out Loud Contest.

One of the museum’s most successful programs is the book clubs it offers. A Crime, She Said Book Club, with mystery and true crime books written by female authors, has been going for several years now and continues on the second Monday of the month at noon.

This fall, starting in August, the museum will offer the Little-Known Classics Book Club, to take place the third Thursday at 9:00 a.m. at Hometown Coffee and also the same day at 5:30 p.m. at the museum.

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We offer an ongoing Martial Arts & More class, which begins and ends with haiku and includes a variety of stretching, breathing, strength-building and self-defense activities. We also have a monthly rhythm circle and poetry open mic and other seasonal events.

The museum also has a bi-weekly podcast, co-hosted by Bill Guthrie and me. Wacky Poem Life is a half-hour of poetry, jokes, impromptu stories and other wacky entertainment that is recorded right in the museum and is available anywhere you get podcasts.

All of these events and activities are free and open to the public. Our biggest event is Wonder City Wordfest, where we give out the awards for the Oklahoma Poem Contest on the second Saturday of April. This year, people came from all over the state to enjoy the museum, downtown Locust Grove and the spirit of the community and poetry on Main Street.

The museum’s website at ROMPoetry.com has information on all of the museum’s programs, events, activities, exhibits and contests.

A sign-up form to receive a monthly email newsletter is also on the website. Updates are routinely posted on the museum’s Facebook page.

Since April is both National Poetry Month and National Kite Month, we celebrate both at the festival. Tom Wallbank of the Tulsa Wind Riders comes each year to fly big kites and help kids put together kites for the kitedecorating and flying contest.

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When my family moved to town when I was a child, I left the wanderings of Snake Creek Road behind me, but I replaced them with the wanderings through the town. I rode my Flying O (OTASCO) bike all over town with a transistor radio looped on the handlebars.

I stopped in at Hall’s Grocery to get a quarter for some empty pop bottles. I still remember what it looked and smelled like when I walked in the back door off the alley, where the empty bottles were left. You could see clear through the store to the front windows and Main Street.

Because poetry was valued in my home and in the schools in Locust Grove, I became a poet.

This town also made me a poet and created in me a desire to keep poetry alive here. As Main Street and the town continue to change, the desire to create meaning and connection will remain.

My regular haunts were Fleming Drug Store and the In N Out, and it still surprises me to this day that ROMP Rummage was once located in the old Fleming shop and is now in the old In N Out store. I have moments of weird déjà vu on Locust Grove’s Main Street.

I’m going to go write a poem now. You come, too.

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I think of the post office that was where the food pantry now is and how I would go in and do the combination to unlock our box, number 337. The Corner Store at the corner of Main and Delaware was the place for my favorite Payday candy bar. Ford’s Variety had the best paper dolls on the rack right inside the door, and I still expect to halfway see them when I walk in Hometown Coffee now.

It’s a real pleasure to have the museum on Main Street and to have it open four days a week, Wednesday through Saturday, from 10:00 to 2:00. I hope more people will visit, as our main current exhibit is Rhyming and ROMPing on Route 66, which celebrates the Mother Road’s centennial.

We also have pieces of three past exhibits and a Locust Grove Room, which has two exhibits by Hugh Callery, Jr., along with an exhibit on past LGHS teachers, including Joan Bennett and my mom Betty Perkins.

I started writing poetry when I was in grade school, but I never showed it to anyone. When my tenth grade English teacher assigned a poetry-writing unit, I let other people read it for the first time. Years later, that teacher (my mom) said she assigned the unit mainly so she would get to read my poetry.

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For Sarah Hooker, the journey into the wedding and event industry didn’t begin with a business plan. It began with a quiet nudge.

“Last year, God laid it on my heart to do this,” she shares.

“At first, I pushed the thought away. I didn’t think I had the time… but really, I was just doubting myself.”

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Built From Experience, Designed With Care Sarah’s inspiration isn’t theoretical— it’s personal.

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A New Vision for Local Weddings Sarah is part of a growing shift in Northeast Oklahoma—one that says you don’t have to leave your hometown to have something beautiful.

“I want couples to know they don’t have to go to bigger cities and spend ungodly amounts of money to have a meaningful wedding,” she explains. “We can create something beautiful right here.”

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Her style reflects what many couples are drawn to right now: rustic charm with modern elegance—grounded in small-town warmth.

More Than Planning—It’s Personal Spend a few minutes talking with Sarah, and one thing becomes clear: this business is an extension of who she is.

She describes herself as organized, sweet, and someone who finds deep joy in family, growth, and the simple moments of life.

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That same energy carries into her work.

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It’s about creating a meaningful one.

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“A meaningful wedding beats a perfect wedding every time” Going Beyond What’s Expected At the core of Forever Hooked Weddings + Events is a simple but powerful approach—going above what’s expected.

For Sarah, it’s about caring for people in a genuine way and showing up fully for every couple she works with.

“If the bride or groom has a last-minute idea, I want to do everything in my power to make it happen,” she says.

“I want them to feel cared for, supported, and completely at ease.”

It’s a mindset that goes deeper than timelines and checklists.

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The Vibe So what’s the vibe of Forever Hooked Weddings + Events?

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Join us Saturday, May 2, 2026 at Big Daddy’s Lures in Locust Grove for an exciting day on the water as 33 young anglers team up with professional fishermen from Oklahoma, Kansas, and Arkansas.

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Gather at R.O.M.P. for a fun and welcoming evening to experience their newly established rhythm circle! From 6:30–7:30 PM, come explore the beat—no experience needed. Bring a poem to share, grab a drum (or bring your own), and enjoy a creative space open to all ages. No pressure. No perfection. Just rhythm, expression, and a good time.

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Come perform, come listen, or just come soak in the vibe—all are welcome.

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JUNE 6 7th Annual Customer Appreciation Day - Big Daddy’s Lures

Join the fun starting at 10AM (and going until it wraps up!) for a full day of food, entertainment, and community. Enjoy a free lunch featuring a fish fry, BBQ, and Amish ice cream while taking in live music, games, giveaways, an auction, and 50/50 drawings.

Meet professional anglers from across the nation and be part of an event that gives back—proceeds benefit Operation Freedom Outdoors and the Locust Grove Pirate Archery Program.

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isionaries' 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

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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

Editor-in-Chief Let’s turn passion into progress. Together.

Because around here, we don’t just vibe... we build it.

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