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Love’s RV Stops Offer Discounted Stays for Football Fans
OKLAHOMA CITY – RVers can elevate their experience on the road to game day. From Sept. 1, 2024, through Feb. 9, 2025, customers can save 10% off their nightly rate at all Love’s RV locations, according to a release. Combining the comforts of home with the excitement of live sports, RVs provide one of the best ways to tailgate at stadiums and sports arenas. With 70 locations and more than 1,300 reservable spaces across the country located near Love’s Travel Stops, Love’s offers convenient, safe, clean and well-maintained places for RVers to stop on their way to high school, collegiate or professional sporting events. “Love’s RV parks offer a comfortable and hassle-free way for fans to relax during their travels,” said Jim Wheeler, Love’s director of hospitality and RV operations. “With all the amenities Love’s provides, you can stay focused on cheering for your team and celebrating with friends and family.” The Love’s Connect app, available through the App Store or Google Play Store, helps travelers plan trips based on desired routes and specific amenities. This includes Wi-Fi for steaming games, RV dump services, bulk propane, RV parking, laundry facilities, dog parks and more. And for sports enthusiasts, don’t forget athletic gear and tennis shoes when staying at Love’s larger RV Stop locations, which feature pickleball and basketball courts. To take advantage of the promotion, customers can enter the promo code TAILGATE10 during the checkout process. The 10% discount will apply to reservations booked and completed by Feb. 9. Sports fans are encouraged to book their RV stays early to ensure availability for the upcoming season. For more information and booking, visit lovesrvstops.com. Love’s introduced its first RV stop location in Cordele, Georgia in 2022 and now offers 70 locations with more than 1,300 total RV reservable spaces across the United Sates. New hookup locations are coming soon to Alma, Arkansas, and Burlington, Colorado. Love’s continues to grow its RV network as it adds more hookups and amenities than any other national travel stop network.
Evidence shows NBA is clearly catering to Mavs & many others over Thunder in 2024-25
A rather popular and polarizing conspiracy among fans is that the NBA caters to big-market teams in the league with kid gloves, while the smaller, less tabloid-catching clubs are treated as mere afterthoughts when it comes to many of the decisions made by higher-ups. The OKC Thunder clearly fall into...
Oklahoma agricultural officials investigating whether feed shipment killed dozens of rodeo horses
OKLAHOMA CITY — State agricultural officials were investigating Friday whether a feed shipment is responsible for the death of dozens of horses at one of the nation’s top rodeo stock providers. The Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry said in a statement that it is investigating whether the feed, which originated in Kansas, is […]
Local family justice center said they’re the busiest they’ve ever been
OKLAHOMA CITY — A local family justice center providing services for Oklahomans experiencing domestic violence said they’ve seen a record number of people this summer. Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here. Women or families fleeing an abusive home come to Palomar to grab necessities...
New Law To Protect Student Drivers In Oklahoma Takes Effect
A new state law to protect student drivers in Oklahoma takes effect on Thursday, following the death of an Edmond teen. In 2020, 15-year-old Hope Shaffer was killed in a crash while in a car driven by another student driver. Afterwards, Shaffer's family members pushed for a new law to protect other young drivers.
Oklahoma schools receive hoax document on Ryan Walters’ Bible directive
School districts across the state received packages Wednesday that claimed to be from the State Department of Education and contained 80 pages of biblical lore, as well as a cover letter saying the package was a Supplemental Supervisory Document. But OSDE says it has nothing to do with the package. Included in the package, obtained […]
Walters issues 'guidelines on patriotic displays' after Edmond North flag controversy
After a flap over a student halted from flying a flag from the bed of his truck in Edmond, state schools Superintendent Ryan Walters issued “guidelines on patriotic displays” to Oklahoma school districts Thursday. The guidelines state districts must develop a district policy “that ensures the U.S. flag … can be flown and displayed on all school campuses without infringement,” must lead students in reciting the Pledge of Allegiance at least once a week and must submit...
Two Arizona residents sentenced in Oklahoma for possessing counterfeit pills containing fentanyl
Two Arizona residents were sentenced in Oklahoma earlier this week for possessing counterfeit pills that contained fentanyl, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office Eastern District of Oklahoma.
Railroad Museum, Dan Harris, Model Trains & Memories
A Facebook post caught my eye earlier this week. It came from the Railroad Museum of Oklahoma, one of Enid’s inviting tourism attractions. The museum was recently privileged to accept numerous boxes of historical material from the estate of the late Dan L. Harris. Thanks to his daughter and son-in-law, Allison and Lynn Angleton, along with Allison’s brothers Greg Harris and Kyle Harris, extensive documentation has been donated providing a detailed account of the formation of the Railroad Museum of Oklahoma, initially known as the Enid Model Railroad and Historical Association which began in 1974. For a time in the late 1970’s, it appeared the museum would be able to call the old Rock Island depot its permanent home. However, due to the bankruptcy of the Rock in 1980, that plan was never realized. It opened in its current location in 1989. Information about all these activities was carefully chronicled by Mr. Harris and will soon be housed in the museum’s research library. Thank you, Allison, Lynn, and Dan for making this wonderful collection available to the Railroad Museum of Oklahoma. We appreciate your thoughtfulness and your help in preserving the history of a great institution!
Violations found at these Bartlesville restaurants inspected in July and August
The Oklahoma State Department of Health conducts licensing and inspection of food establishments. Below are the results of the July and August inspections in Bartlesville, based on results reported in the department's online database. ...
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