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Dance Camp! This is a one-week dance camp, where kids and teens ages 4-18 will learn a different dance technique each evening, discover new styles of dance, and improve their skills. Camp will be July 17-21, 5:30pm-6:30pm. Register today!

The American Heritage Music Festival is coming up fast! Three days of music, food and fun happening at two locations this year: Thursday, June 8th at Sniders Camp and Friday, June 9th and Saturday, June 10th at Har-Ber Village on Grand Lake O' The Cherokees! Jamming, Fun Contests, Open Stage and Food Trucks!

In honor of Armed Forces Day, Har-Ber Village will be offering free admission to Veterans! This means that from May 20, 2023, until September 4, 2023, Active Service Members and 5 additional guests get free admission.  

St. Andrew's Episcopal Church and Immanuel Lutheran Church are teaming up to provide the community with a wonderful service: a Faith Based Grief Support Group. Have you experienced grief or loss in your life? There are angels out there that can help you through the pain. The next meeting is Tuesday, June 13th, 6 p.m. at Immanuel Lutheran Church.

Barkaritaville is just around the corner on Friday, June 9th! Buy your tickets now for this annual, fun-filled night for a great cause: Second Chance Pet Rescue of Grand Lake. This year's event is hosted by Honey Creek BBQ and will feature Morgan Squared as the live music. There aren't many tickets left so get yours today!

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A Ribbon Cutting was held on Thursday, June 1, 2023, by the Grove Area Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors for White Buffalo Healing Center, located at 1633 S. Main St. in Grove. Dr. Bruce Fry, who co-owns the Healing Center, is a certified Naturopath and Chiropractor as well as a published author. He and fellow co-owner Susan Bullin provide several alternative healing and preventative medicines, all made naturally and locally in their lab, as well as multiple therapies including IV Vitamin Therapy, Reflexology, Kinesiology, Ionic Foot Detox, Light Therapy and much more. Susan, originally an owner of her own natural healing centers in North and South Carolina, moved to Grove to help Dr. Fry open White Buffalo. She credits Dr. Fry for her own journey to total-body health and natural healing over a decade ago. Between them, Dr. Fry and Susan Bullin have nearly 50 years of experience in their field. If you struggle with chronic pain, autoimmune diseases, have inflammation and/or poor circulation or you’re just “sick and tired of being sick and tired,” the friendly staff at White Buffalo Healing Center may be able to help get your body back into balance.

Chamber Ambassadors attending the Ribbon Cutting were Dalton Homan – Edward Jones, Nick Bowers – BOLT Fiber/Northeast Oklahoma Electric Cooperative, Louise Templin – Individual Member, Ken Noteboom – Individual Member, T.J. Burden – Farmers Insurance/Grove’s Party Station & Gifts, Connie Elliot – REMAX Grand Lake, Autumn Wilhelm – Grand River Abstract & Title Co., Todd Franke – AmeriSpec Inspection Services and Connie King – Grove Area Chamber Executive Vice-President. Also attending were the White Buffalo Healing Center team: Susan Bullin, Dr. Bruce Fry, Laura Fry and RN Holly Duffield.