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70 years in business

Legacy Market Day

Madeline’s Flower Shop had a ribbon-cutting with the Edmond Area Chamber of Com-
merce to celebrate the shop’s 70 years of business. Madeline’s is a full-service, third-gen-
eration floral shop. COURTESY PHOTO/EDMOND CHAMBER
About 30 seventh and eighth grade student entrepreneurs from Tulsa Legacy Charter’s
Youth Entrepreneurs class recently hosted the school’s inaugural Legacy Market Day. The
school developed the project to bridge the gap between textbook learning and practi-
cal application and to expose students to the principles of wealth creation. COURTESY
PHOTOS/TULSA LEGACY CHARTER
Variety Care honors Stuemky

Dr. John H. Stuemky was recently honored for his lifetime contributions to children,
education, and quality in medicine. Variety Care Foundation board Chair Leigh Ann
Albers and members of the selection committee presented Stuemky with the Bertha
Levy Memorial Award for Service during the 13th annual Variety Care Diamond Donor
Appreciation Reception. Stuemky is an international expert in the areas of emergency
pediatric care, child maltreatment, abuse and neglect and serves as an expert witness
when children have suffered. Above are Variety Care Director of Family Medicine Dr.
Rhonda Sparks; Stuemky; Albers; Variety Care Foundation board member Janie McCurdy;
and Variety Care board member Donna Brogan at the event. COURTESY PHOTO/VARIETY CARE

Diamond in the Ruff turns 10

Diamond in the Ruff Mobile Pet Spa had a ribbon-cutting with the Edmond Area Cham-
ber of Commerce to celebrate the business’s 10-year anniversary. COURTESY PHOTO/ED-
MOND CHAMBER