Monster Trucks Maniac roars into Muskogee on Saturday, September 20, 2025, taking over the Thunderbird Speedway at 6:00 PM.

Early Bird tickets have already sold out, but general admission seats are still up for grabs online — though they’re moving fast.

Online sales close at 7:00 AM the day of the show, with any remaining tickets available only at the gate, opening two hours before showtime.

This is a cash-only event, but ATMs will be on hand.

Families can get Free Kids Tickets for children ages 3–12, valid for general admission with a paid adult — just show the ticket in-hand or as a screenshot at entry.

Children under 3 enter free but must be accompanied, and all ticket sales are final.

For questions or help, call (941) 870-7444 or use live chat — and get ready for a wild night of thrills in Muskogee.

The Muskogee Wellness Initiative brought energy and excitement to city streets with its 'Open Streets' event on Saturday, September 20, 2025, from 10 AM to 1 PM.

Locals of every age enjoyed a car-free atmosphere, participating in walking, biking, and skating.

Kids and families connected over creative activities like coloring stations, rock painting, and classic games, while fitness enthusiasts joined in yoga sessions and resistance band workouts.

Organized by the Muskogee Parks and Recreation Department and Localmotion, the event encouraged healthy habits and brought neighbors together in an open, inviting setting.

The same day featured even more for residents, including the bustling Muskogee Farmers' Market from 8 AM to 12 PM and Muskogee Oktoberfest at the Muskogee Civic Center from 4 PM, adding local flavor with traditional food, music, and fun.

These lively gatherings highlighted Muskogee’s dedication to a healthy, vibrant community spirit.

A fresh food newsletter is launching soon to spotlight our region’s rich flavors and culinary community.

Each edition will shine a light on local restaurants, food trucks, and the passionate home cooks who keep traditions alive.

Look forward to can’t-miss food events, delicious discoveries, and insider stories from family-owned kitchens.

Readers will also enjoy fun extras, from trivia and kitchen gadget finds to features inspired by grandma’s best recipes.

Sign up is free, and our first issue is right around the corner.

Founding Members will enjoy top visibility across our network, including newsletters, social channels, and Roku TV—early supporters get a starring role.

Stay updated at MuskogeeCommunityBuzz.com, and food services wanting to be featured should reach out quickly to grab their spot.

Opportunities are limited, so don’t wait to join this local culinary celebration.

Jan Phillips is preparing to begin an exciting new journey, leaving behind an incredible 29-year legacy at Strictly Fitness.

Jan’s energy and passion have uplifted and motivated countless gym members, earning her a beloved place at the heart of the community.

To honor her dedication, friends and members are invited to a special farewell gathering on Friday, September 12, with opportunities to join either in the morning or evening.

Everyone is welcome to enjoy light refreshments, share memories, and send their best wishes as Jan transitions to the next chapter.

Her positive influence reflects the profound impact that committed fitness professionals bring, much like recent celebrations at RWJ Fitness & Wellness Center and the ongoing spirit at the L.E. Phillips Senior Center.

Jan’s lasting legacy will continue to inspire the community’s commitment to wellness and togetherness.

Muskogee offers families a variety of scenic parks perfect for every outing.

Honor Heights Park stands out with 132 acres of playgrounds, splash pad, fishing ponds, rose gardens, and beautiful walking trails.

Civitan Park is popular for its lively splash pad and shady picnic spots, while Robison Park entices active kids with basketball courts and open green space.

Spaulding Park impresses with tennis courts, a swimming facility, and a fishing dock, making it a top pick for full-day adventures.

Rotary Park’s pavilion, splash pad, and playground make celebrating easy, and Elliott Park invites with historic charm and lighted play areas.

Families seeking more can explore Greenleaf State Park or the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge for unforgettable outdoor fun near Muskogee.