Statistics tell us Oklahoma ranks among the worst in the nation in most health indicators, yet Oklahoma health care executives say the delivery system is topnotch. Now with the status quo reaffirmed in Washington, and the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act undoubtedly the law of the land, will something have to give in the Sooner State? Read more

It’s a Tolbert family tradition: For 33 years, Full Circle Bookstore owner Jim Tolbert and his children – and now his grandchildren – have gone to 50 Penn Place on Thanksgiving to decorate the store for the holidays. Read more

Even when times are tight, people are willing to make sure their skin stays that way, too. That’s a main reason why medical spas and wellness centers have exploded in popularity. Read more

Two of Gerry Bonds’ passions are storytelling and gardening. As the new Myriad Botanical Gardens Foundation Community Board president, she will be able to do both. Read more

That iPhone in your pocket is more powerful than the NASA computers that sent the first man to the moon. That’s why more and more companies are realizing that keeping their data safe may be more challenging than ever. Read more

Jennifer Gooden had been director of the city of Oklahoma City’s Office of Sustainability for almost a year when she got a phone call from a representative of Urban Neighbors. She quickly found out they were an organization after her own heart. Read more

It doesn’t take a Harvard Law grad to figure out that Oklahoma City Public Schools has problems. Read more

Call it the TV test. Developer Gary Brooks admits it’s a very unscientific idea, and he’s not even sure who came up with it. Read more

Oscar Womack writes his congressman on a regular basis, but the last few months he’s kept the mail carrier extraordinarily busy.

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Dynah Korhummel did the whole Silicon Valley thing back in the middle of the dot-com era.

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Susan Leonard would roll her eyes when her girlfriends talked about the woes of having a lazy husband. The alternative – raising a daughter single-handedly – usually made them stop whining. Read more

Growing up with a grandfather who was a Rotarian back in Montgomery, Ala., Marion Paden was familiar with the traditionally male business club. Read more

Navigating the waters of changing health care legislation and ever-shrinking reimbursement levels will be discussed at the upcoming “Explore: Oklahoma Health Care Summit.” Read more

When Victoria Bill suffered a mild heart attack last year, son Eric Richardson was angry.

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Two things are always in short supply on a job site: time and money. For 64 years now, Kimray Inc. has helped oil and gas producers save both. Read more