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In 1963 Reasor’s was born with a store in Tahlequah Oklahoma by my father, Larry Reasor. Dad had one fundamental idea: sell the customers items they want to buy.

This is a simple concept, but most retailers just never catch on to the idea of putting customers needs first. Dad started an Oklahoma tradition back then, which continues today.

Reasor’s was family owned until 2007, when it became an employee owned company. Today, Reasor’s has 15 locations and two convenience stores and employs nearly 3,000 people in Northeastern Oklahoma.

As a growing company, we understand Reasor’s focus: customer service. Most anyone can sell groceries, but not everyone delivers the service.

Spring Jam

May 13th-19th, 2012

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If you love the “Old-Time” Bluegrass and Gospel Music, this is the place for you!

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The Museum contains a remarkable collection of antique fire apparatus and equipment dating back to the mid-1700s, including the first fire station built in, what was then, Oklahoma Territory in 1869. Other exhibits include the world’s largest fire department patch collection and a one-of-a-kind mural, The Last Alarm. The Museum is the new home to several artifacts from the Ben Franklin Collection, a group of items representing the birth of the oldest fire department in the United States.

 The Museum is one of the most outstanding facilities in the nation devoted to the preservation and display of antique fire fighting equipment and apparatus.  Owned and operated by the Oklahoma State Firefighters Association, it is financed by membership dues.

Apr 24, 2012 – Apr 29, 2012

Known as Oklahoma City’s annual “rite of spring,” the Festival of the Arts is a six-day community celebration of the visual, culinary and performing arts.  Come to the Festival of the Arts to view the creative works of over 140 artists from across the nation.  Also enjoy a kinetic art exhibit in the Myriad Gardens and a large-scale Sculpture Park exhibit on the Stage Center Lawn.

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Come and Unwind at The Rainmaker Cabin
located in Southeast Oklahoma’s
Beavers Bend Country!

The Rainmaker is conveniently located off of Route
259A, just one mile from the entrance to the state park
and a ten minute drive to Broken Bow Lake. This is the
perfect vacation destination for weekend getaways,
summer vacations and family fun!

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Stop by for a visit this market season to see why Cherry Street Farmers’ Market—Tulsa’s oldest, largest, and most esteemed market—remains one of the must-see destinations in the state.  An integral part of the Tulsa community, the Cherry Street Farmers’ Market provides fresh, healthy, and local food, personal interaction with farmers and producers, and an enchanting atmosphere with live music and other special events.  The Cherry Street Farmers’ Market is a unique and satisfying way to sustain your community: come join us soon!

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The Plaza District Association works to develop the Plaza District as a vibrant commercial district where arts, local business and neighborhood community thrives. This mission is achieved by:

-promoting the district to a wide audience through events and marketing

-encouraging investment in the district through property and business location

-working with the City of Oklahoma City to address the needs of the district

-engaging the neighborhood and community to support the progress of the district

-creating place and opportunity for the community to interact with the arts and artists

(photo taken at Oklahoma Botanical Gardens)

Saw this little one slowly emerging from the greenery and simply had to take its photo.  Just puts a smile on my face to capture these moments.

I hope it put a little smile on your face as well.

Suzy

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