The new Moore monthly magazine

[Cricket]

Ex...It is one of the few things I don't automatically toss in the garbage

I guess that's a compliment right?

J/K....It's a welcome addition to our fine city

I love the MY Hometown Moore Magazine. The fact that it comes to me and I don't have to pick it up is a terrific idea. I hope more (Moore) businesses run ad's in this magazine and keep it going. This is the very thing that Moore needed. Don't you think? I really like the MY Y section. Good job ex 3!

I would like to see more coupons from the local resturants. My family and I always try to eat and shop in Moore. I guess you can say we are loyal like that. So all you businesses out there. I need coupons!!! You can send them right to my door in this magazine. Hint, hint hint!!!!

[EX3MKT]

Yes that is a compliment. It's our intention with the gloss cover design to give it a longer life. I appreciate it. I know another reader who is collecting them.
Moore is a fine city, I second that. Look in April issue for an interesting story titled "There is no place like home(Moore)" by a long time local resident.

[meme#1]

Hi guys,

I'm the editor of Moore Monthly (the magazine you get in racks around town). Our parent company, Trifecta Communications also produces the Inside Moore and Moore Business Spotlight television shows for the City of Moore, airing on Cable Channel 20.

Wanted to let everyone know, we recently produced a one-hour historical documentary about Moore called "Moore's Stop, An Historical View of An Oklahoma Community." Toby Keith did the narration. The documentary is the City of Moore's official Oklahoma Centennial project and will air on OETA June 7th at 8:00pm and again on June 10th at 1:00pm. As OETA is a statewide network, we hope this will be good publicity for the community.

There have been a number of public showings in Moore since January. The last one is scheduled for April 5th at 7:00pm at the Moore Public Library. If you haven't seen it yet, it's worth taking a look.

Also, whoever started this thread, thanks! Our hope with Moore Monthly was to create a neat magazine that Moore residents could embrace as their own. Hopefully we're hitting the mark. If you like it, a lot of credit goes to our killer design layout team at D'Sign House. If you don't like it, I'll take the credit. Either way, the April issue is on stands now.

How did you guys get Toby Keith to do that? Is there any way to get my own copy of the documentary?

[Top of the Fridge]

We asked him and he said yes. Actually, we asked his publicist and she asked him. He was very gracious to do it, at no charge to the city. Copies of the documentary are available at Moore City Hall for $5.00.