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Chasing that tornado: The good, bad, and stormy behind storm chasers

Posted on March 1, 2026

ENID—Don’t believe everything you see in the movies. While many Oklahomans take great pride in the fact that “Twister” was filmed in their part of the country, it’s not real….

‘Location not a vocation’: Hooker keeps visitors coming back for more

Posted on January 3, 2026

HOOKER—What’s in a name? The rural town of Hooker in the heart of the Panhandle between Liberal, Kan., and Guymon thrives on its name to bring in tourism. Thousands of…

Journey westward into No Man’s Land: 4 museums tell its story

Posted on September 27, 2025

In the farthest westward reach of Oklahoma is a place called No Man’s Land. It was known as such because no man, other than robbers, ranchers, and roamers, wanted to…

Fall is a good time to head to the farm

Posted on September 20, 2025

WOODWARD—East of Woodward not far off U.S. 412 on the north side is Kenny Farms. “This will be our 10th year,” said owner Lori Kenny. She and her husband Jeff…

Be blown away by Wakita’s Old Settlers’ Celebration

Posted on August 30, 2025

WAKITA—Long before Wakita blew onto the international map thanks to “Twister,” the small rural town in Grant County almost on the Kansas border was a bustling community. Founded in 1893…

Medford stakes its claim on the past with museum

Posted on August 2, 2025

MEDFORD—Step back in time during the opening of the Cherokee Outlet at the 1893 Land Run Historical Center in downtown Medford, which is the county seat for Grant County. The…

To the edge and back: Kenton offers starry skies, dinosaur tracks, and more

Posted on July 28, 2025

KENTON—Long before Oklahoma became a state, this little town popped up on the furthest edge of the Unassigned Lands not part of Oklahoma Territory nor Indian Territory also known as…

Go batty: Trek through Alabaster Caverns

Posted on July 16, 2025

FREEDOM—Hidden in the hills of Northwest Oklahoma is the world’s largest gypsum cave open to the public. The main cave at Alabaster Caverns State Park has been wowing people for…

By air and rail: Waynoka has been delighting passengers for over a century

Posted on May 31, 2025

WAYNOKA—For over a century, the Northwest Oklahoma community formerly known as Keystone has been serving up food and transportation for commoners and celebrities alike. In fact, in the late 1920s,…

It’s a zoo: Bradt’s Menagerie offers fun on the farm

Posted on April 26, 2025

ALVA—Three miles west of Alva is the largest petting zoo in the state of Oklahoma. Bradt’s Menagerie, just off U.S. 64, opened as an official Oklahoma Agritourism farm in September…

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