The growth of Oklahoma City continues with on-going developments including the city’s newest attraction, The Wheeler Ferris Wheel. Though new to Oklahoma City, The Wheeler Ferris Wheel dates back to
Established in 1887, the City of Woodward boasts a rich legacy from its humble beginnings on the Cherokee Outlet to its current contributions to the state’s energy industry. Once known
The City of Tahlequah has many attractions to offer filmmakers and visitors from the scenic landscapes of Lake Tenkiller and the Illinois River to local shops and eateries in the
With a current population of nearly 50,000 residents, the City of Enid is a very film-friendly community boasting its own western film production studio, Skeleton Creek Productions, as well as
The City of Edmond is one of Oklahoma City’s largest suburbs, balancing a growing economy while maintaining its heritage and small hometown characteristics. Founded in 1889, Edmond boasts many firsts
A staple of the community of Muskogee for nearly 100 years, Spaulding Park (pictured above) is home to some of the first publicly planted trees in the city spread over 19
Oklahoma State Parks boast some of the state’s most impressive filming sites. Located in Ardmore, Lake Murray State Park is Oklahoma’s first and largest state park consisting of 12,500 acres
Fall Creek Farm is a sprawling 285 acre equestrian property located in far North Edmond. Situated between Midwest Boulevard and Air Depot Road, Fall Creek Farm boasts six white-fence lined pastures
For over 30 years, the Sooner Bowling Center (pictured above) has provided family-friendly fun for bowling enthusiasts and professionals. The 24-lane facility features bumper lanes for kids, five pool tables, an
From the celebration of small town heroes and history to the revitalization of urban cityscapes, art is all around us. The walls of the buildings along historic Jim Thorpe Boulevard
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