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Show Me the Honey! Honeycomb Harvest Time at Jenks Bee Farm Results in Gobs of Golden Goods

Where else can you find honey soaked pecans, honey skin care and buckets of bees? Roark Acres Honey Farms retail shop in Jenks, of course!

• The Real Bees Knees:  Honey harvesting season is underway and it’s usually the golden girls of the hive that get all the credit. “Everyone that does anything of value in the beehive is female,” says Michael Roark of Roark Acres Honey Farms. He and his team are pulling honey from about 1,500 hives. Bees need honey for energy and it starts as nectar that bee babes bring back to the hive and place into combs.

• Bee-Hind the Scenes: Honey collected during a 4-week span determines how much product Roark Acres Honey will sell in a year. Healthy helpings of honey, sweet treats and eats can all be found at the Jenks storefront Monday through Saturday.

Shop the Okie Honey HERE.

Sports

The Boys of Fall Didn’t Fumble the Weekend Fun. Find Out Who Blocked and Who Rocked

The University of Tulsa was home to thousands of tailgaters for a sold out game Saturday. OU walked away with the win.

• Two Oklahoma Teams Touch Down in T-Town: A sea of Crimson and Blue was found in the H.A. Chapman Stadium stands for the first time since 2009 as OU and TU fans found some fast fun. OU’s Dillon Gabriel threw for 5 touchdowns as No. 19 Oklahoma rolled past Tulsa 66-17. It was a rough Saturday for TU. This was the Golden Hurricane’s worst loss since 1999 against Texas A&M with a 49 point shortage.

• Oklahoma State Stunner: The OSU Cowboys went into their third game of the season with two wins already under their belt. Unfortunately they didn’t get a third win at their Stillwater game Saturday. South Alabama took home the win 33-7. Coach Mike Gundy apologized to OSU fans and said his team was simply out coached and out executed.

Here’s the scoop on upcoming games for TU, OU and OSU.

Sports

53 Oklahoma High School Football Games Touched Down Over The Weekend

The Friday night lights were bright as high school teams across the state met for their third games of the season. Shown above: Metro Christian Academy had a 48-8 win against Prairie Grove Arkansas.

• Tulsa Teams Tops: Tulsa high school teams hit the turf with tenacity. Lincoln Christian had a 20-14 win against Shiloh Christian (AR). Memorial matched up with McLain with Memorial winning 52-10. The Edison Eagles traveled to Catoosa but weren’t able to score the W. The Indians won 24-6.

• Scores, Sacks and Special Teams: When you look at some of the scores stacking up around the state, you might be stunned. Here are a few. Sperry beat Vinita 23-14. Collinsville beat Bartlesville 27-14. Wagoner beat Grove 35-14.

See all of the final football scores from Oklahoma high school football teams HERE.

Community

This Land is Your Land! A Look at Downtown Tulsa Museums Will Have You Singing a Thankful Tune

The exciting sights and sounds of Tulsa history that will entertain and entice all ages can be found right under under your nose.

• Downtown Delight: T-town is tops when it comes to multiple museums with magic to offer. Downtown Tulsa Partnership has listed the must see stops in downtown Tulsa. From museums featuring our most memorable musicians to sites featuring the moments that make the 918 great, there’s no doubt you’ll be moved.

• The Great Greenwood: The Greenwood Cultural Center and Greenwood Rising house some of Tulsa’s most painful memories but also display the overwhelming overcoming and healing that took place after the 1921 race massacre. It’s a true display of deep dedication to race equality.

See the full list of downtown museums, hours and entry prices HERE.

Events

All About That Base; Get the Low Down on T-Town and The Scoop on the Music Scene

One of Tulsa’s favorite live music venues is back with a new beat. It has the same great fame but a different name! LowDown announced it’s fall line-up.

• Love for LowDown: If you are in the mood for some awesome avant-guard award winning music this autumn, LowDown is the place for you. LowDown is Tulsa’s premier live music club and cocktail bar located in the historic Archer Building in the heart of the Tulsa Arts District.

• Comedy and Chords : While the list of local music legends to be featured is long, tunes won’t be the only tempting attraction on the books. Comedians will bring on the laughs at least once a month.

See the entire calendar of events and get your tickets in advance HERE. Shows are for guests 21 and over.

In other news

• 🎄Are You Sitting Down? It’s Time to Start Talking Christmas: Get your kicks on Route 66 with 35-thousand feet of Christmas lights set for Sapulpa’s November Christmas Chute.

• 🌊Raving About the River: Look at this gorgeous view of the latest attraction near Gathering Place. Rafting anyone? Let’s go!

• ⚽️Soccer is Sweet in New Location: There’s a new soccer league in north Tulsa and its expected to score big for families!

• 🍹Ladies Who Brunch: Can we take a minute to appreciate the art of a late breakfast with some spice? Downtown Tulsa’s La Tertulia is boasting it’s brilliant brunch menu. Go ahead, go!

• 🧀Say Cheese: Fall in love with the art of snacking! Check out this video by Tulsa’s own Charcuteray on how to make charcuterie boards charming for cooler months.

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