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Art tour blending Route 66 and famous art icon in Edmond
Bright colors, big stories and a famous blue dog took center stage Tuesday morning for some Edmond third graders. A famous art tour stopped by to inspire creativity, while blending the heritage of Route 66 with one of America's most recognizable artistic icons.
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Krybabys Tattoo Studio’s 2nd Annual Trunk or Treat: Movie Under the Stars
Krybabys Tattoo Studio’s 2nd Annual “Trunk or Treat: Movie Under the Stars” will be held on Friday, October 30, 2026, at 6PM at Mustang Wild Horse Park, 1201N Mustang Rd, Mustang, OK — free for everyone. Event. Date: Friday, October 30, 2026. Time: 6:00PM. Location: Mustang...
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DanceVisions learns new dance styles
Yoga pants, heavy footsteps and jazz music flood the halls at the University of Central Oklahoma as dance students from a variety of high schools come together to learn. The DanceVisions team participated in the High School Dance Workshop. Dancers were able to meet dance teams from many Oklahoma high schools.
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Rare Blue Dog sculpture coming to Uncommon Ground Sculpture Park in Edmond
EDMOND, Okla. - As construction continues on the Uncommon Ground Sculpture Park in Edmond, the project is drawing attention from across the country, including a special visit from the widow of world-renowned artist George Rodrigue. Wendy Rodrigue Magnus recently visited Edmond to share her late husband’s story and introduce a...
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Luther Pecan Festival Returns on Nov 7 for Ninth Year
LUTHER, OK – The ninth annual Luther Pecan Festival will take place Saturday, November 7, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in downtown Luther. The free, one-day celebration in the Route 66 town in Eastern Oklahoma County highlights the new pecan harvest from Couch Pecans, local and regional makers, and the best of small-town Oklahoma life.
Golf Channel
Auburn’s Logan Reilly, Oklahoma State’s Preston Stout break Scottie Scheffler’s college record in Atlanta
Logan Reilly and Preston Stout are co-winners of the men’s individual title at the East Lake Cup, where they each posted record-setting 7-under 65s on Monday afternoon. An Auburn sophomore, Reilly completed his historic round before Stout, officially breaking the East Lake Golf Club record for a men’s collegiate round. The previous record holders at 6 under were Scottie Scheffler while he was at Texas and Oklahoma State’s Zach Bauchou.
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Oklahoma State men’s, women’s teams race to match-play finals in Atlanta
The match play finals for the 2026 East Lake Cup are set. On the men’s side, Auburn and Oklahoma State will battle for the title Wednesday in a showdown between two national championship-winning programs. The Oklahoma State women’s team also reached the match-play final in Atlanta, besting USC, 3...
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Caldwell Collection Celebrates First Anniversary With Major Expansion at Historic Mustang Field
One year after opening at El Reno Regional Airport in Oklahoma, the Caldwell Collection has grown from 24 to 36 aircraft, welcomed approximately 5,000 visitors, and announced plans to expand its facilities to more than 50,000 square feet while preserving another historic WWII-era hangar. The Caldwell Collection at Mustang Field in El Reno, Oklahoma, is celebrating its first anniversary with significant growth in its aircraft collection, increasing visitor numbers, and ambitious plans to expand its facilities. In an October 22, 2026, update titled “One Year at Mustang Field”, Tony Caldwell, Founder and Chairman of the Caldwell Collection at Mustang Field, reflected on the museum’s first year, highlighting the development of its collection, the enthusiasm of its growing volunteer community, and plans to preserve another historic hangar at El Reno Regional Airport. As previously reported by Vintage Aviation News in our article, “The Caldwell Collection Opens at Mustang Field in El Reno, Oklahoma”, the museum was established to preserve and celebrate aircraft from aviation’s Golden Age while creating a welcoming environment where visitors could experience historic aviation firsthand. Just one year later, the Caldwell Collection has built upon that vision, expanding its fleet, attracting thousands of visitors, and embarking on an ambitious project to preserve additional historic airport infrastructure. Since opening, the museum has welcomed approximately 5,000 visitors and expanded its collection from 24 to 36 aircraft. Plans are now underway to increase the museum’s exhibition space from approximately 30,000 square feet to more than 50,000 square feet, providing room for additional historic aircraft and related exhibits.