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Photo by Megan ShaimesSuzette and John McGuire sit in their vintage Ford and have a snack at Sonic during the Grove Cruise night the evening of April 3. The event happens the first Friday of every month through October. If anyone is interested in bringing their own vehicle to the gathering, contact Gene Mosler at 918-964-1025. (See story page 1)

Photo by Megan ShaimesVintage cars line the Grove Sonic parking lot on the evening of April 3 for the monthly “Grove Cruise Night”. The coordinator Gene Mosler claims the event is in place to “get people together who like old cars”. The public is welcome to come to the gathering that happens the first Friday of every month through October.

Lendonwood to welcome local students for prom photosLendonwood Gardens long

has been a popular setting for prom-day photos, but this year the botanical gar-den likely will see a spike in picture-taking on Saturday, April 18. Both Grove and Jay schools are holding their proms on that same evening.

In recognition of the spe-cial day, Lendonwood will be offering a reduced admis-sion fee all day, according to Jim Corbridge, president of the Gardens’ Board of Directors. During Prom Day at Lendonwood, admission for prom students themselves will be free, and all others accom-panying them will be admitted for $2.00 per person, reduced from the Gardens’ regular ad-mission rate of $5.00.

“We are delighted to share in this celebration and rite of passage,” Corbridge said. “Lendonwood’s board has been working with school and police officials to help ensure a safe and happy occasion. There hardly could be a more beautiful backdrop for prom photos, so I understand why the botanical garden is so pop-ular on this special day.”

Mid-April prom photos are especially attractive at Lendonwood because the Gardens are abloom with flowering trees, azaleas, rho-dodendrons and other colorful plants at this time of the year.

Because parking is limited, the Grove Police Department will assist Lendonwood vol-unteers in managing traffic and parking in the area around the Gardens. Parking will be available in front of the bo-

tanical garden, along the west fence, and in a designated area at the back of the garden. Prom-goers are urged to car-pool in order that all can be accommodated.

Corbridge said that vol-unteers will staff Welcome Tables at each entrance, where information will be provided and admission fees collected. In addition, maps highlight-ing prime photographic back-grounds will be provided and volunteers will be available to answer questions.

Proceeds from Prom Day

at Lendonwood will be used to help maintain the botani-cal garden as an asset to the Grand Lake community.

“Lendonwood relies on the support of volunteer labor, memberships, donations and gate receipts,” he said. “We are a privately owned garden that has been made avail-able to the public, attracting visitors from the area and throughout the United States and the world.”

The garden is open to the public year-round, from dawn to dusk.

AT&T invests more than $1 billion to enhance networksOKLAHOMA CITY,

MARCH 30, 2015 — AT&T invested more than $1 billion in its Oklahoma wireless and wireline networks from 2011 through 2014, driving a wide range of upgrades to reliabil-ity, coverage, speed and per-formance for residents and business customers.

As part of its Project Velocity IP (VIP), an investment plan focused on network enhance-ment and expansion, AT&T in 2014 made 325 network up-grades in Oklahoma, includ-ing 52 new cell sites, addition of wireless and wired network capacity, and new broadband network connections.

“There is a direct connection between economic growth and success in today’s economy and the availability of lead-ing-edge technologies,” said AT&T Oklahoma President Steve Hahn. “AT&T is proud of our continuing technology investments, which help en-hance the quality of life and spur economic opportunities for Oklahoma consumers and businesses. Announcements like this are a tribute to the efforts of our local and state elected officials who work so hard to ensure that public policies encourage compa-nies like AT&T to invest in Oklahoma.”

“AT&T’s upgrades show the company’s overall com-mitment to Oklahoma,” said Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin. “This kind of investment is important to Oklahomans, who want and need access to high-speed Internet technology. We are delighted to highlight AT&T’s continuing investment in our state.”

AT&T provides the nation’s most reliable 4G LTE network today, covering more than 300 million Americans with 4G LTE service.** AT&T’s network also has the nation’s strongest LTE signal.

AT&T was recently recog-nized by FORTUNE mag-azine as the Most Admired T e l e c o m m u n i c a t i o n s Company in the world in 2015. Additionally, FORTUNE ranked AT&T #47

among all companies in all industries in its list of the Top 50 Most Admired companies in the world. FORTUNE’s Most Admired Companies lists are among the most high-ly respected indicators of cor-porate performance and repu-tation.

AT&T U-verse is deliv-ered over AT&T’s advanced IP network and includes AT&T U-verse High Speed Internet, AT&T U-verse TV, and AT&T U-verse Voice.AT&T U-verse TV custom-ers enjoy Total Home DVR®, apps for entertainment on the go, and integrated fea-tures. AT&T recently re-ceived three Women’s Choice Awards® as “America’s Most Recommended Brand Among Women for Broadband, Television and Phone Service Provider.” Frost & Sullivan recognized AT&T for its lead-ership in high-speed Internet services with the 2015 North American Competitive Strategy and Innovation Leadership of the Year Award for Broadband, AT&T U-verse TV with the 2015 North American Company of the Year for Multichannel Video for its growth, innovation, and leadership, and the 2015 North American Company of the Year for Consumer Communication Services.

AT&T operates an exten-sive Wi-Fi network includ-ing more than 34,000 AT&T Wi-Fi Hot Spots at popular restaurants, hotels, bookstores and retailers, and provides access to more than 1 million

Hot Spots globally through roaming agreements. Most AT&T smartphone custom-ers get access to our entire national Wi-Fi network at no additional cost, and Wi-Fi us-age doesn’t count against cus-tomers’ monthly wireless data plans.*****

If the AT&T-DirecTV merg-er is approved by regulators, the combined companies will have an opportunity to rede-fine the video entertainment industry by delivering content to consumers across multi-ple screens – mobile devices, TVs, laptops, the backseat displays of connected cars, and even airplanes. AT&T has also committed to expand and enhance its deployment of both wireline and fixed wireless high-speed Internet to cover at least 15 million customer locations across 48 states – most of them in un-derserved rural areas.

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