You are invited to dinner at Chuck House…
The Chuck House Restaurant, a WesTen Legacy Business, is giving away two dinners monthly in 2023. Registration will be available on social media, at WesTen District web page and here. WesTen will draw a winner on the 10th of each...
Immigration Center in WesTen
In 2022, the Immigration Center at Western Oaks Church of the Nazarene (ICWO), located at N Council and NW 16, provided legal immigration services to 603 clients, which included Afghans and Ukrainians. During the past six years, ICWO has helped...
An OK State Senator & Art Tour Guide in One
WesTen’s Oklahoma State Senator Julia Kirt, formerly executive director of Oklahomans for the Arts, was the perfect person to provide a tour of the newly reinstalled art at the Oklahoma State Capitol. The tour participants, WesTen residents, were the winners...
A Long Time Community Partner & Bright Spot
It is good to know the history and beginning points of places in the WesTen District. Capturing part of the West Side Lions Club’s, a LONG Time community partner, beginning was on May 13, 1952 when Lion’s Club president Preston...
A WesTen Family Legacy
The Moesel Family has a long personal and professional history in west Oklahoma City. In 1963, Marjorie and Dick Moesel purchased Alex’s Florist and Greenhouses at 4315 Northwest 10th (currently O’Reilly Auto Parts) which became the iconic Moesel’s Hort-Haven, well...
Serving Our Neighbors
WesTen has the opportunity to serve our “neighbors”, in partnership with ROC (Reaching Our City), by helping sponsor a Thanksgiving in a Box for $60 per box. This initiative provides groceries for a home cook Thanksgiving meal. Each box contains...
If you can dream it, we can build it….
In a detached backyard garage in the mid-1950s Joe Taylor began working with primitive homemade equipment and developed one of the nation’s first EPS fabricators. Over 70 years later, and incorporating in 1972, Taylor Foam is celebrating 50 years and...
One of Council Grove/WesTen’s Historical Residents…
...is a Bright Spot as well as the topic for the Thursday, May 12th Historically Local Speaker Series. That resident is Montford Johnson, The Chickasaw Farmer, the inspiration for the Chickasaw Nation’s feature film “Montford: The Chickasaw Rancher” available on...
You are invited to dinner at Chuck House…
The Chuck House Restaurant, a WesTen Legacy Business, is giving away two dinners monthly in 2023. Registration will be available on social media, at WesTen District web page and here. WesTen will draw a winner on the 10th of each...
Immigration Center in WesTen
In 2022, the Immigration Center at Western Oaks Church of the Nazarene (ICWO), located at N Council and NW 16, provided legal immigration services to 603 clients, which included Afghans and Ukrainians. During the past six years, ICWO has helped...
An OK State Senator & Art Tour Guide in One
WesTen’s Oklahoma State Senator Julia Kirt, formerly executive director of Oklahomans for the Arts, was the perfect person to provide a tour of the newly reinstalled art at the Oklahoma State Capitol. The tour participants, WesTen residents, were the winners...
A Long Time Community Partner & Bright Spot
It is good to know the history and beginning points of places in the WesTen District. Capturing part of the West Side Lions Club’s, a LONG Time community partner, beginning was on May 13, 1952 when Lion’s Club president Preston...
A WesTen Family Legacy
The Moesel Family has a long personal and professional history in west Oklahoma City. In 1963, Marjorie and Dick Moesel purchased Alex’s Florist and Greenhouses at 4315 Northwest 10th (currently O’Reilly Auto Parts) which became the iconic Moesel’s Hort-Haven, well...
Serving Our Neighbors
WesTen has the opportunity to serve our “neighbors”, in partnership with ROC (Reaching Our City), by helping sponsor a Thanksgiving in a Box for $60 per box. This initiative provides groceries for a home cook Thanksgiving meal. Each box contains...
If you can dream it, we can build it….
In a detached backyard garage in the mid-1950s Joe Taylor began working with primitive homemade equipment and developed one of the nation’s first EPS fabricators. Over 70 years later, and incorporating in 1972, Taylor Foam is celebrating 50 years and...
One of Council Grove/WesTen’s Historical Residents…
...is a Bright Spot as well as the topic for the Thursday, May 12th Historically Local Speaker Series. That resident is Montford Johnson, The Chickasaw Farmer, the inspiration for the Chickasaw Nation’s feature film “Montford: The Chickasaw Rancher” available on...
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