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NELSON PRICE: Happy Father's Day

NELSON PRICE: Happy Father's Day

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Happy Father’s Day. Congratulations and thanks to the many good fathers who are faithfully fulfilling the role as a loving and caring dad.See the Story

Picking Berries at Endicott Farms - TulsaKids Magazine

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Picking Berries at Endicott Farms - TulsaKids Magazine

I always love to go berry picking in the summer, although I don’t know that we make it every year. The past couple of years, we’ve gone to Joe’s Farm, which is a nice, easy drive down Sheridan. This year, I recruited a friend to drive with us out to Endicott Farms out in Mounds. They have both blueberries and blackberries, and conveniently, we went on a day that both types of berries were ripe! Because we’ve had so much rain this summer, the far…Read Article

New All-Terrain Track Chairs Expand Access at Oxley Nature Center

New All-Terrain Track Chairs Expand Access at Oxley Nature Center

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Sequoyah State Park: A Quick Getaway - TulsaKids Magazine

If you’re looking for a quick getaway within an hour of Tulsa, look no further than Sequoyah State Park. Located south of Wagoner, it is close to home, yet you’re far from the hustle of the city. It’s a trip the entire family will enjoy. This was a three-generation trip for us, and what a perfect choice! My daughter and her crew stayed in a one-bedroom cabin with a generous deck overlooking the lake. It also had a couch that turned into a bed fo…Wagoner · Wagoner Read Article

Staying Busy at the Start of Summer - TulsaKids Magazine

Summer is off to a busy start, no surprise there! We are planning to have a calmer summer than last year (too many camps got overwhelming.) But this year, we’re starting off with our most energy-intensive camp before taking it easier. So this week has been all about camp, but I wanted to write about some interesting things we’ve done lately. Daiso Tulsa Back when I wrote my list of Things to Look Forward to in Tulsa in 2025, Daiso seemed little …Tulsa · Tulsa Read Article

Meet the KAWS: Family at Crystal Bridges - TulsaKids Magazine

Looking for a fun getaway you can make in a day? A short trip into “The Natural State” of Arkansas will take you to an extraordinary destination that the whole family will enjoy. Crystal Bridges Museum of Art in Bentonville boasts an outstanding collection of American art and exhibitions, awe-inspiring architecture, and 134 acres of Ozark nature to explore. Now through July 28, 2025, the iconic KAWS: Family is on exhibit, created by artist Bri…Bentonville · Bentonville Read Article

DOG MAN Read-alikes - TulsaKids Magazine

For several years running now, the Tulsa City-County Library year-end circulation statistics show that the MOST popular book title for children is anything in the hilarious, heartfelt “Dog Man” graphic novel series by Dav Pilkey, which was itself a spinoff of his uber-popular (and just as silly-sweet) “Captain Underpants” series. We are still in peak “Dog Man” mode as a society, and you better believe that the library is on top of making sure th…Tulsa · Tulsa Read Article

Peyton Brock: CLIMB® Graduate - TulsaKids Magazine

When I met 6-year-old Peyton Brock at her house, she was scrunched up next to her mom, Kendra. But it didn’t take long for her to tell me about her kindergarten graduation coming up the next day and a birthday trip to the Oklahoma Aquarium. Peyton is a cheerful kid who loves playing with her family, but she also has had to face a difficult reality at a young age – her mom’s breast cancer diagnosis. While Kendra’s surgery was successful, she stil…Tulsa · Tulsa Read Article

Unique Destinations in Oklahoma - TulsaKids Magazine

It’s easy to spend hours researching all the unique destinations in Oklahoma! The following lists are by no means comprehensive, but hopefully they can get you started in planning some summer adventures. Out-of-the-Box Museums 1. Toy and Action Figure Museum in Pauls Valley This museum grew out of a discussion by Pauls Valley citizens looking for ways to draw more visitors to the town – and it’s worked! More than 50,000 people from around the gl…Tulsa · Tulsa Read Article

Homeschooling Offers Oklahoma Families Flexibility, Connection - TulsaKids Magazine

Chances are, if you have school-aged children, you’ve considered homeschooling once or twice. For many, the thought of teaching their children at home can feel daunting. For others, it’s intriguing. Tulsan Kathryn Johnson, a mother of four, didn’t grow up as a homeschooler but now homeschools her two older children. “I thought homeschooling was kind of weird growing up,” Johnson said. “I bought into the stereotype that homeschool kids were weird…Tulsa · Tulsa Read Article

Traffic Tuesday: Knowing the dangers of distracted driving

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Action News Now anchor Hayley Watts talks with Chico Police Department's Traffic Unit regarding the rules when it comes to using cellphones in your vehicle while driving and the dangers of distracted driving.Mobile Phones See the Story

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