Leslie Coale-Mossman & Darcy Schein – “The Story of Pie Junkie: A Sweet Success”

To attend any Rotary Club of Oklahoma City event, including Tuesday luncheons, one must be a member of the Rotary Club of Oklahoma City, a Visiting Rotarian, or a guest of one of the members who is also present at the meeting.  6-9-2026 Livestream 11:55am What started as a hobby became a local sensation for […]

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Perfect Attendance 2025-2026

As of June 2, 2026, the following Rotarians have Perfect Attendance. They are to be commended for their efforts. Rotarian 25-26 Years of Perfect Attendance Barney Semtner 49 Jim Daniel 45 Rick Vermillion 44 Bill Bowden 36 Jim Farha 36 Jeff Brown 33 Lou Gasbarra 32 Terri Cooper 29 Ross Plourde 27 Cliff Branan 26 […]

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Relationships Are the Real Currency

Relationships Are the Real Currency by Emily Taylor In business, we tend to measure everything in dollars. Revenue. Margins. Growth rates. Valuations. Those numbers matter, but they are not the thing that actually drives them. What I have seen over time is this: the real currency is not money. It is relationships. Every meaningful opportunity […]

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Jeff Cato – Jasco Products

Car Show is ON – 11:00-11:45 and 1:00- 1:30 St. Luke’s South Parking Lot To attend any Rotary Club of Oklahoma City event, including Tuesday luncheons, one must be a member of the Rotary Club of Oklahoma City, a Visiting Rotarian,  or a guest of one of the members.  6-2-26 livestream 11:55am Jeff Cato is a […]

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Proposed Amendment to Club Bylaws for June 9 Membership Vote

PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO BYLAWS ELECTION OF DIRECTORS   After over a year of discussion, research, and evaluation, the Club 29 Board recommends a change to the club bylaws to elect directors of the club on a slate, rather than by individual head-to-head elections.  The vote on the proposal will be held at the regular meeting […]

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What We Lose If We Let Efficiency Win

What We Lose If We Let Efficiency Win A reflection on AI, creativity and protecting original thinking by Sarah Sears The pendulum is in full swing. Every significant wave of technology pulls it hard in one direction, and this one, the accelerating rise of artificial intelligence, may be the biggest swing any of us have […]

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Meagan Taylor, Oklahoma County Diversion Hub – “Stronger Together. Building Pathways out of the Criminal Legal System.”

To attend any Rotary Club of Oklahoma City event, including Tuesday luncheons, one must be a member of the Rotary Club of Oklahoma City, a Visiting Rotarian,  or a guest of one of the members.  5-26-26 LiveStream 11:55am Meagan Taylor is a lifelong advocate for criminal justice reform, a calling that has led her to […]

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Rotary and Memorial Day: Honoring others through Action

Rotary and Memorial Day: Honoring others through Action by Sarah Spinks Memorial Day invites Americans to pause—amid backyard barbecues, the start of summer, and long weekends—to remember those who gave their lives in service to our nation. It is a day rooted in gratitude, sacrifice, and reflection. For members of Rotary, these values are not […]

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Patrick McGough, Oklahoma City-County Health Department – “Local Public Health Update”

To attend any Rotary Club of Oklahoma City event, including Tuesday luncheons, one must be a member of the Rotary Club of Oklahoma City, a Visiting Rotarian,  or a guest of one of the members. May 19, 2026 Livestream 11:55am Patrick McGough, DNP, joined the leadership ranks of the Oklahoma City-County Health Department (OCCHD) in […]

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Don’t Worry, Be Happy

Don’t Worry, Be Happy by Pat Rooney “I think that worrying about what might happen takes my mind off worrying about what has happened,” New Yorker cartoon.  This joke struck a note with me as we have many outstanding issues and worries effecting the country’s mood these days.  There are a lot of things to […]

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