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VOL 21 ISSUE 5
May 2014
BIXBY GLENPOOL JENKS SAPULPA NE Oklahoma’s Leading Consumer Newspaper
Reveal Your Mother’s Character Contest Reveal Salon will award six of Tulsa’s most deserving mothers a little TLC with their upcoming Mother’s Day contest. By Stephanie Reed
Reveal staff members Debbie Edmonds, Troy Edmonds, Shayna Lee, Jennifer Smith, Nicole McGinnis, and Stefanie Dawn demonstrate the pampering that awaits six contest winners.
Throughout the month of May, Reveal Salon & Aesthetics is gearing up to give back to our cheerleaders, our counselors, our teachers, our friends – our mothers. Does your mother deserve a new hairstyle? Has she earned a facial treatment or a shiny new shellac? Reveal Salon is ready to award six of the most deserving mothers around town a little extra love in honor of Mother’s Day. To participate, all you have to do is nominate an all-star mom in your life. Tell us: what makes your mom (or mother figure) so special? Feel free to describe her extra awesome personali-
Route 66 Blowout Turns 25 Sapulpa Main Street hosts cars, art and shopping in annual downtown celebration on Saturday, June 7. By Christopher Davis
Summer in Sapulpa would not be complete without a celebration downtown. On Saturday, June 7, Sapulpa Main Street hosts the 25th annual Route 66 Blowout. The Route 66 Blowout is one of the most popular downtown events in Sapulpa, and boasts one of the largest car and truck shows in the region. With entertainment and activities for the whole family, thousands descend upon the town to socialize, shop and take in the sights. The Blowout is truly a community affair, sponsored by local businesses, showcasing local artists and vendors, and coordinated by Sapulpa Main
Street, with proceeds going toward beautification of the downtown district. “We’re excited to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Route 66 Blowout,” says Cindy Mc Donald, executive director. “It’s great to run into old friends. Everyone has a good time catching up.” The event is well-known for its car show, showcasing classic and modern cars and trucks. “There should be about three or four hundred cars out there,” says Mc Donald. Entries will compete for bragging rights and prizes. Registration is available (continued on page 22)
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New J. David Location is a Gem Cutting-edge technology and an engaging showroom come together for an amazing experience at the new J. David Jewelry location in south Tulsa. By Christopher Davis
Joel and Kendra Wiland have been in the jewelry business for nearly 25 years. They opened up the Broken Arrow branch of J. David Jewelry in 2001, and are opening a second location at 101st and Memorial in south Tulsa on May 5. This new store, however, will embody a completely new experience for customers. “We wanted to take one part Apple, one part Starbucks and one part Disney,” says Landon Wiland, marketing director for the familyowned stores. “At Disneyland, you never hit a barrier – you feel like you can go anywhere, and that’s what we want to bring to our customers’ experience. It’s very open.” In stark contrast to the usual, the new J. David Jewelry showroom will significantly raise the bar for what passes for a superior experi-
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Owners Kendra and Joel Wiland at the new J. David store.
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