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I was thinking about… County Sheriffs from Medieval England to Modern America By Andy Lee County sheriffs are law enforcement officers who are responsible for maintaining law and order within their respective counties. The history of the county sheriff dates to medieval England, where they were known as "shire reeves."  But I’m sure after a … Continue reading County Sheriffs from Medieval England to Modern America

Wiley Post: The Oklahoma Aviator Who Revolutionized Aviation with His Solo Flight, Pressure Suit, and Jet Stream Discovery By Andy Lee Wiley Post was a remarkable aviator and inventor from Oklahoma who made a significant contribution to the world of aviation in the 1930s. He accomplished several aviation feats, including being the first person to … Continue reading Wiley Post: The Oklahoma Aviator Who Revolutionized Aviation with His Solo Flight, Pressure Suit, and Jet Stream Discovery

I was thinking about… How GooGoo Clusters Became a Sweet Symbol of Nashville, TN GooGoo Clusters are a sweet treat that has been enjoyed by candy lovers for over a century. First created in Nashville, Tennessee in 1912, these tasty clusters have become a beloved symbol of the city's culture and history. The story of … Continue reading How GooGoo Clusters Became a Sweet Symbol of Nashville, TN

I was thinking about… The Natchez Trace By Andy Lee The Natchez Trace is a historic route that spans 444 miles from Natchez, Mississippi, to Nashville, Tennessee. The trail was first used by Native American tribes, and later became a vital transportation route for European explorers, traders, and settlers. The Natchez Trace follows a path … Continue reading The Natchez Trace

I was thinking about… Sonic Drive-In: An Oklahoma Original By Andy Lee The first Sonic Drive-In restaurant was opened in 1953 in Shawnee, Oklahoma by Troy Smith. Known as Top Hat Drive-In at the time, the restaurant was a small drive-in that served hot dogs, burgers, and root beer in frosty mugs. The idea for … Continue reading Sonic Drive-In: An Oklahoma Original

I was thinking about… Silver Stacking By Andy Lee Silver stacking is the hobby of accumulating silver bullion, such as silver bars and coins. Silver stackers are motivated by a variety of factors, including the belief that silver is a safe haven asset, the potential for silver to appreciate in value, and the enjoyment of … Continue reading Silver Stacking

I was thinking about… The bombing of Boise City, OK By Andy Lee Boise City, Oklahoma played an interesting role during World War II. While the town itself was not directly involved in the war effort, its unique history and location made it a noteworthy place during this time. Boise City is in the Oklahoma … Continue reading The bombing of Boise City, OK

I was thinking about… Made in Tennessee: The Timeless Craftsmanship of Lodge Cast Iron Cookware. By Andy Lee Lodge Cast Iron is a renowned brand in the United States, known for manufacturing high-quality cast iron cookware. The company has a rich history that dates to 1896, when Joseph Lodge founded it in South Pittsburg, Tennessee. … Continue reading Made in Tennessee: The Timeless Craftsmanship of Lodge Cast Iron Cookware

Natchez Trace Parkway Grinder's Stand and the Death of Meriwether Lewis By Andy Lee Meriwether Lewis was a famous American explorer who, along with William Clark, led the Lewis and Clark Expedition from 1804 to 1806. The expedition was a major success, and Lewis and Clark returned to St. Louis in 1806 to a hero's … Continue reading Grinder’s Stand and the Death of Meriwether Lewis

Oklahoma Produces the Most Astronauts By Andy Lee Oklahoma is known for its cowboys, its Native American culture, and its love of football. But did you know that Oklahoma also produces more astronauts than any other state in the country? That's right, Oklahoma has produced more astronauts than any other state in the United States. … Continue reading Oklahoma Produces the Most Astronauts