2028 Cultural Olympiad: A once-in-a lifetime opportunity to showcase the arts and culture of our community

9-2-2025 Livestream 11:55am Moderator – Sunny Cearley serves as President/CEO for Allied Arts. Cearley came to Allied Arts from her role as Senior Vice President of Membership for the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber. Prior to that, she spent almost a decade leading sales efforts for The Journal Record Publishing Company. Before working in the arts […]

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Protected: Grant Application Scoring – 2025-26

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Chief Justice Dustin P. Rowe – Supreme Court Judicial District 2: The Importance of an Independent Judiciary

LiveStream 11:55am 8-26-2025 “The Importance of an Independent Judiciary” Chief Justice Dustin P. Rowe Supreme Court Judicial District 2 Justice Dustin P. Rowe, District 2. Rowe is a lifelong resident of Tishomingo and a graduate of Tishomingo high school. At the age of 18, while still a senior in high school, he won election to […]

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The Druze – Another Abrahamic Tribe in the Levant

The Druze – Another Abrahamic Tribe in the Levant[1] by Bart Binning, Ed.D. An exploration of an Abrahamic Tribal Actor, largely ignored by the Western Powers in the current conflict in the Levant[2] Introduction Most of us know about the two primary Abrahamic Tribes in the Levant, the Arabs and the Jews, their tribes being […]

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Truth or Fair: The Tale of the Dog

Truth or Fair:  The Tale of the Dog by Valerie Aubert   Of the things we think, say, or do: Is it the TRUTH? Is it FAIR to all concerned? I am grateful that Rotary challenges us to the above standards. But it is not always easy. How do we determine if something is true? […]

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James Lankford – U.S. Senator

Livestream – 11:55am 8-19-2025 James Lankford serves Oklahomans. He served four years in the US House of Representatives for central Oklahoma, until he was overwhelmingly elected to the US Senate in 2014. Before his service in Congress, James served students and families for more than 20 years in ministry, including 15 years as the Director […]

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Calgary Reflections

Calgary Reflections by Pres. Ross Plourde and Executive Director Megan Law The Canadian Rockies were the backdrop for the Rotary International Convention in Calgary, Alberta, Canada this year.  Megan Law and I got together with about 15,000 fellow Rotarians from 142 countries around the world to meet, mingle, learn, be inspired and share ideas. We […]

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Jenni Carlson, Deion Imade, Toby Rowland: College Football Kickoff – Wear your School Colors

Livestream – 11:55am 8-12-2025 Jenni Carlson Jenni Carlson is a sports columnist at The Oklahoman, a job she started in 1999, left briefly a couple of years ago, then returned to last October. She’s covered everything from Final Fours and Super Bowls to the Thunder’s recent run to the NBA title. But the thing she […]

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1929!

1929! by Franci Hart In 1929, Oklahoma was mainly an agriculture state. Oklahoma farmers who had been facing economic difficulties for some time, found lowering prices due to the market crash debilitating. Many tenant farmers were forced to accept charity and soup lines began to form. The Dust Bowl was just beginning. In addition, a […]

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Protected: Letters of Intent Scoring – 2025-2026

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