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November’s photo: Broadway Tower


Built in 1931, the Broadway Tower is a beautiful multi-storied brick example of art deco architecture. It is one of the most signifi cant commercial buildings in Enid constructed during the late ‘20s through the early ‘30s when Enid experienced a period of extraordinary growth. The building is the tallest in Enid at 14 stories tall.


December Photo


Information and photo courtesy of the Oklahoma Historical Society Congratulations to November’s “Guess Where?” winner,


Jason Reimer!


Oklahoma Living magazine will accept guesses until the 10th of the month preceding publication. “Like” us on Facebook to see when the winner is revealed before receiving your next print edition. If more than one person guesses the photo correctly, we will have a drawing to determine the winner. One guess per person. Employees of OAEC, Oklahoma Living and OKRE&T Credit Union not eligible.


Home of the World Famous Meers Burger


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• Bon Appetit Magazine • Oklahoma’s “Best Burger” • Oklahoma’s “Iconic Restaurant”


“Featuring Texas Longhorn Beef” (From our own herd) World Class BBQ • Homemade Pastries


Homemade Ice Cream • Steaks • Meers Gold Beer Open 6 Days A Week - Closed Tuesday


26005 State Hwy. 115 in Meers, OK (1-1/2 Miles north of Wildlife Refuge)


580.429.8051


For years, the tobacco industry has promoted a richer, more glamorous life through smoking. Big Tobacco uses cool DJs, hot girls and strong cowboys to hook our young people on a product that kills 1-in-3 smokers. Sadly, Big Tobacco recruits 5,000 Oklahoma kids as “replacement smokers” every year.


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