Values-Led Growth in a Changing City
Values-Led Growth in a Changing City By Emily Taylor In Oklahoma City’s fast-moving landscape, it’s not enough to ask what we can build next — we must ask who we want to become. For organizations like our club, the question of identity is essential. Anchored by “Service Above Self” and the Four‑Way Test (“Is it […]
Club 29 Breakfast Speakers
Quail Creek Country Club | 7:00am | Wingspan Room The Club 29 Breakfast is for Club 29 Rotarians and their guests ONLY. It does not serve as a makeup for members of other rotary clubs. Speakers Dec. 4, 2025 – Deborah McTaggart, program manager for the Healthy living Center that was funded by MAPS […]
Why I Keep Upping My Ante
Why I Keep Upping My Ante by Ted Streuli Every December, I sit down with my checkbook—yes, I still use checks, and no, I’m not taking questions about it—and write out my annual donation to the Rotary Club 29 Foundation. And every year, without fail, I add a little more than I did the year […]
Gratitude IS beneficial for all concerned…
Gratitude IS beneficial for all concerned… by Sarah Spinks As we approach Thanksgiving, I thought the topic of gratitude was timely. In a world often focused on achievement, speed, and self-improvement, gratitude is sometimes overlooked as a quiet virtue. Yet, being thankful isn’t just a personal mindset—it’s a powerful force that shapes relationships, communities, and […]
Rotary AfterHours – RSVP HERE
Dec. 9, 2025 | 5:30-7:00 Perle Mesta by Chef Andrew Black RSVP for Club29 Rotarians and their guests ONLY
Returning to Our Roots: How Values Guide Progress in an Accelerating World
Returning to Our Roots: How Values Guide Progress in an Accelerating World By Sarah Mason Sears This weekend, I was listening to Ken Burns discuss his new documentary on the American Revolution, and I was captivated. What stood out wasn’t just the history but how he described the Revolution’s leaders as building something bigger than […]
2026-2027 Candidates for Officer & Directors
This is Not a Ballot Ballots are due by 11:59 pm, November 30, 2025 through online voting. The slate of the 2026-27 Rotary Officers and Directors will be online for the November 2025 election. If you would like a paper ballot, please request one here. You may also email the Rotary office or provide the […]
A Peculiar Institution
A Peculiar Institution by Pat Rooney “The Federal Reserve is a pretty queer duck,” Wright Patman, member of Congress 1930. This quote was part of a discussion on the U.S. House floor by Congressman Patman (D-TX) who tried to make the case that the new Federal Reserve building on Constitutional Avenue, completed in 1937, was […]
Choose Kindness
Choose Kindness by Alex Kaiser It’s no secret that America feels more divided than ever. Politics today often seems less about ideas and more about winning—about proving someone else wrong instead of seeking what’s right for everyone. Turn on the news, scroll through social media, or even glance at your group chats, and you’ll see […]
Is Civility Dead?
Is Civility Dead? by Charlie Price Online trolls. Road rage incidents. Public figures trading barbs. Wherever you turn, there’s another reminder of how fragile civility has become. Defined by Merriam-Webster as “a polite act or expression,” civility is about treating others with respect, courtesy and kindness. Sound quaint? Many agree: 85% of those polled in […]
ARE WE FAILING THE FOUR-WAY TEST?
ARE WE FAILING THE FOUR-WAY TEST? by Paul Moore Is it the truth? Is it fair to all concerned? Will it build goodwill and better friendships? Will it be beneficial to all concerned? The Rotary Four-Way Test was written in 1932 by Herbert J. Taylor as he was tasked with saving the Club Aluminum Company, […]
An Introvert’s Rotary
An Introvert’s Rotary by Kirsten Lindsay I’m one of those people you might assume is an extrovert, but I’m really an introvert (an “introverted extrovert” – or is it an “extroverted introvert”?). In large group events, I tend to arrive toward the end of the “networking” period to minimize social time. I’m more comfortable with […]