Join Downtown Edmond as we celebrate 4th of July with Libertyfest!

LibertyFest Edmond's Fourth of July Festival

Let the liberty festivities begin on the right notes with Concert in the Park! 🎶 🗓️ Thursday, June 25📍 UCO Campus adjacent to Mitchell Hall⏰ 7:30PM🎟️ FREE one-hour event Parking: Lots near University & Main, or Nigh University CenterWhat to Bring: Lawn chairs and/or blankets.Ice cream served following the concert. 🍦 ... See MoreSee Less

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Tomorrow’s the night 💚

The June Heard on Hurd vendor lineup is here, and downtown Edmond is about to be filled with incredible local businesses, delicious food, unique shopping, and community connection!Take a look at who’s joining us, make your game plan, and come ready to support local. ✨We’ll see you on Hurd Street. 👋#HeardOnHurd #JoinTheHurd #DowntownEdmond #VisitEdmond #ShopLocalOK ... See MoreSee Less

From Autoworks Japanese Auto Repair

Is your car or truck prepared for the summer heat?With temperatures about to reach summertime levels again, AAA also has tips on how to prepare your car for the hot days ahead.Top off your fluidsDue to evaporation, AAA says vehicle fluid levels can drop fast. Before the heat adds more stress to your engine, make sure the oil, brake fluid, coolant and other important fluids are filled to manufacturer specifications.Check battery powerHeat can cause damage to batteries. Paired with vibration and increased use of the air conditioner, summertime's extreme heat can cause batteries to break down.Many shops offer battery tests, so if it's been a while since you've checked the charge, now is a great time to find out whether your battery can last through the season.Inspect belts and hosesThese rubber components break down over time, especially in hot environments. To avoid losing your coolant or the engine powering the air conditioner unit, make sure that the belts and hoses holding everything together are in good condition.Ask your mechanic to: check hoses for leaks, soft spots, and loose connections; examine belts for separating layers; and adjust or replace any that are showing wear.Check tires for overinflationThe air pressure inside your tires will fluctuate with the temperature of the air outside. On cold days, you might notice your tires sagging a bit.When it gets hot, though, you should watch out for bulges or other signs that the tire is overinflated.This problem can be largely avoided by keeping tires at the appropriate air pressure. These numbers, represented in pounds per square inch (PSI) can be found in your vehicle's handbook, stamped on the tire itself and on a sticker attached to the door frame of most vehicles.This article originally appeared on Oklahoman ... See MoreSee Less

This Saturday! Come check out HOPEfully Yours gifts and styles for Dad, plus a chance at checkout to PUTT FOR 50% OFF YOUR ENTIRE PURCHASE!

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