My friend won tickets to a fundraiser for a deadcenter film festival (valued at $100 a ticket) and…read moreinvited me. Score! The Governor's Mansion is in the south side of 23rd and is hidden. As you walk up you see the mansion and it's lovely. As I walked up to the area where the pool was I realized it was in the shape of the state, down to and including the panhandle. Too cool! The cocktail party was fun, with oldies but goldies rocking. I wonder is the governor is home or here or? Because it was a film festival the clothing was a total mishmash. It was suppose to be cruise-themed but I wore a black sleeveless dress with an adorable scarf. I saw shorts, cruise clothes, capris, business casual, cocktail dresses, etc. They were serving meatballs, sliders, hummus, veggies and deviled eggs with adorable little silver forks. It was fun.

I was super surprised how nice everyone was and how fast we were taken care of. I expected the…read moreaverage daunting government building trip, but this place was super pleasant!

The monument honors Major Charles B. Hall, a Tuskegee Airman from Brazil, Indiana, who made history…read moreon July 2, 1943, as the first African American pilot to shoot down an enemy aircraft. It features a bronze statue of Hall in his flight suit, looking skyward, along with informational plaques detailing the Tuskegee Airmen's achievements. Their success helped shatter racial barriers, paving the way for the integration of the U.S. military in 1948.

If you love military history and aircraft then you need to take a few minutes and check out this…read moreFREE display. It's located just outside the gate at Tinker Air Force Base. There is a good size parking lot with a public restroom and signs to the different displays. Of course the main display is about 10 real aircraft and a cruise missile with plaques in front of each identifying each one and some history of each. There is also a few statues and monuments in the park. Rosie the Riveter and Charles B. Hall who was a Tuskegee Airman which the park is named after. There is also a monument with a brick from the Hanoi Hilton in Vietnam , POW/MIA Memorial , and Medal of Honor Monument. Paved sidewalks throughout with some benches to sit if you get tired or need time to reflect. It's pretty quiet and when I went it I only saw one couple and one other single person like myself the hour that I was there. If you're prior military like me , it means a lot to you to see memorials like this even if it's not the era that you served. You honor and respect the ones that served.

This is just east of the main gate and pass and ID building. It's named Major Charles B. Hall…read moreAirpark and is free and open to the public, generally from dawn to dusk, with no pass required. The airpark features 10 aircraft and 1 cruise missile on static display, along with memorials, monuments, statuary, and exhibits on the history of Tinker AFB facilities. Self-guided tours follow a central paved sidewalk with paths branching to individual displays, each marked by a bronze plaque on a raised concrete platform detailing the aircraft's operational history, characteristics, and affiliation with Tinker AFB. The grounds could use some work as the grass was getting pretty shabby looking but other than a little standing water it's a great place to check out with little ones or if you are a military and aircraft buff.

Nice little incorporated community. The Main Street is NE23rd (state Hwy 62). There are many small…read morebusinesses located along here as well as some restaurants, gas stations and municipal buildings. Just east of OKC. Plenty of local activity.

Moore is located just south of Oklahoma City. With a population of approx 64k. It seems to be…read morelocated right in the heart of tornado alley and has been hit several times with some serious tornado activity tht destroyed major areas. They always rebound and build back. You can find anything you need as far as shopping, dining or any other mid size city happenings.

I rate it a zero because I still are unable to log-in to pay my bill!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!read more

The girls up front were really friendly, but the smug, blonde old lady sitting at her desk on the…read moreleft decided she just wanted to argue with me instead of just taking care of my business. The comment was made about the girl asking me if we had a tag for our new truck or not, and it was not worded that way, but she proceeded to argue with me saying it was like any of that really mattered.She then told me that it was all on camera and she could rewind it. When I told her to do so she said she wasn't going to do that. Completely unprofessional interaction in my opinion. I went here because the finance person at Ferguson GMC said they take all of their business there, but I can promise you I will never step foot in this establishment again

I love to bring my business to them . Most of our cars is registered thru them n tag. Sarah is…read morewonderful . She explains clearly and been very helpful today . I recommend this place . Great customer service n cares.

This bronze bust of Rosie the Riveter is a standout piece by local artist Faustine Garbrecht. It…read morecaptures Rosie in mid-flex, bandana tight, sleeve rolled and eyes foreword. The pink granite pedestal carries a clear plaque honoring the 10,000+ Oklahoma women who worked at Tinker and the Douglas plant during WWII.