The Canada You Might Not Know
The Canada You Might Not Know By Ian Ogilvie Canada has been in the news lately. Small in population (40 million), Canada is not accustomed to being a headline in the national US news. Recently, Canadians have not welcomed the banter around Canada becoming a US State. But that minor provocation reveals a silver lining […]
Forward Momentum
Forward Momentum by Charlie Price When the new year arrives, it’s only natural that we shift our focus to what lies ahead. As I look toward the future, I’m committed to being more intentional about how and where I spend my time, and I suspect I’m not the only one aspiring to make my days […]
Nick Dell’Osso, Expand Energy Corporation – “Gas Demand is Growing, Expand Energy is Answering the Call.”
livestream 11:55am 2-11-25 Domenic J. Dell’Osso, Jr. President and Chief Executive Officer Expand Energy Corporation Mr. Dell’Osso serves as President, Chief Executive Officer, and on the Board of Directors at Expand Energy Corporation, having previously held the same positions at Chesapeake Energy Corporation since October 2021. Mr. Dell’Osso joined Chesapeake in 2008 where he served […]
Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell – “Company is Coming, Ready or Not”
livestream 11:55am 2-4-25 Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell Matt Pinnell was elected as the 17th Lieutenant Governor of Oklahoma on November 6, 2018. Pinnell is President of the Oklahoma State Senate and serves on multiple constitutional boards and commissions, including serving as Chairman of the Oklahoma Tourism Commission and Route 66 Centennial Commission. He has set […]
The Oklahoma Standard
The Oklahoma Standard By Frank Keating, Governor of Oklahoma, 1995-2003 On April 19, 1995, America suffered its worst domestic terrorist attack in our history. An angry young man, and embarrassingly a veteran, detonated a fuel oil and fertilizer bomb in front of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in downtown Oklahoma City. The explosion damaged […]
An American Story
An American Story by Pat Rooney Is your children’s life going to be better than yours? Most people would say yes. In J.D. Vance’s Hillbilly Elegy, he makes the case that in parts of the country that’s not necessarily so. Referring mostly to Appalachian and the Ohio River rust belt, Mr. Vance gives us […]
OAK Panel: Ryan McNeil & Tammy Fate – “Bringing a Major Masterplan Development Back to Your Hometown”
livestream 11:55am 1-28-2025 Ryan McNeil and Tammy Fate “OAK: Bringing a Major Masterplan Development Back to Your Hometown” Ryan McNeil is an Oklahoma City-area native and founded Veritas Development in 2004 from Northern California after working in the restaurant business. He graduated with a B.A. in Finance from Bob Jones University in Greenville, South Carolina. […]
Musings about our President Elect and the Four Way Test
Musings about our President Elect and the Four Way Test by Burns Hargis With Ross Plourde being the incoming President of Club 29, I thought a little background might be of interest. Ross is a long-time colleague of mine. We have been law partners off and on for 45 years. I say off and on […]
Dr. Erik Edens – “First Pediatric Heart Transplant in Decades at Oklahoma Children’s Hospital OU Health”
LiveStream 11:55am 1-21-2025 Erik Edens, M.D., Ph.D. Dr. Erik Edens is the Medical Director of Heart Failure and Transplant at Oklahoma Children’s Hospital OU Health Heart Center in Oklahoma City. He specializes in pediatric heart failure, heart transplant, and mechanical circulatory support. In September 2021, Dr. Edens came to Oklahoma to build the advanced pediatric […]
Reflections At The Start of a New Year
REFLECTIONS AT THE START OF A NEW YEAR by Paul Moore Some years are hard to let go of. Others, we’re glad to see in the rear-view mirror. I’m ready for a new year! 2024 had its joys, but it was also a year in which advancing age was painfully (literally) apparent, for me and […]