“All these tires are gel-filled. So if you get a flat, it’s kind of like Fix a Flat that is already built into it,” Smith said.
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Sam Noble Museum helps young scouts earn badges and loops
Educational workshops are held at the museum every spring, summer and fall.
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The Hit Men bring audiences on a stroll down memory lane
The experienced group of musicians combines years of recording and touring craftsmanship in its tribute to hits of the ’60s, ’70s and ’80s
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Inaugural Circus Cinématique Halloween carnival benefits deadCenter Film Festival
The costumed event will take place Saturday around the Wheeler Ferris Wheel.
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Local therapist offers conflict resolution for bands
Vicki L. Mayfield, a nurse and private practice therapist, began offering conflict resolution for bands after talking with one of her clients’ about their interactions with them.
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Inaugural Ride for a Cure is Sept. 17
The duo wanted the Great Plains Coaster Club to not only serve as an avenue to celebrate thrill rides, but also as a vehicle to those with muscular dystrophy.
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The worlds of visual art and poetry merge in Artspace at [Untitled]’s A Hiding Place
The Poems Out of Hiding event sheds light on the writing process of some of the state’s best poets.
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’80s hair metal reigns again in Tulsa’s Streets Gone WIld
The two-day festival’s lineup includes bands Night Ranger, Queensrÿche, Warrant, Stryper, Great White and Quiet Riot.
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An Oklahoma university’s entrepreneur programs prepares students for business
Oklahoma State University’s master’s degree in entrepreneurship gives students a chance to learn about global business practices.
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Lady Dynamite star Maria Bamford performs Sept. 9 at UCO
Bamford’s comedy is usually a self-deprecating look at her own mental health.