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MetroFamily Magazine

Management

Amy L. Foreman

Publisher

About

MetroFamily Magazine is a comprehensive local media company and publisher serving Central Oklahoma parents since 1998 with bi-monthly free print magazines, a robust website, e-newsletters, parenting blogs, and social content focused on family fun, events calendars, education, health, travel, and local resources. It distributes widely across the OKC metro including Edmond, Norman, Midwest City and more at YMCAs, libraries, grocery stores and restaurants, hosts community events, and connects families with advertisers offering family services and products while reaching over 100,000 families monthly through multiple platforms.

Why we like MetroFamily Magazine

MetroFamily Magazine earns its place among top Oklahoma City publishers through decades of dedicated service since 1998 providing essential print and digital resources that help local parents discover family fun, navigate education and health topics, and access community events. Its award-winning content, free widespread distribution, robust online calendar, newsletters, and signature events like Kids Fest and Geekapalooza create meaningful connections for over 100,000 families each month while supporting local advertisers. The publication’s multi-platform approach, commitment to inclusivity and integrity, and deep roots in the OKC metro area distinguish it as a reliable cornerstone for family-oriented media and community engagement.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Delivers free bi-monthly print magazines plus digital content with extensive OKC metro family event calendars, parenting advice, and local resource guides reaching over 100,000 families monthly
  • Organizes engaging annual community events including Kids Fest, Geekapalooza STEAM festival, Cover Kids Search, and Family Favorites awards that draw thousands of participants

Cons

  • Print magazine publishes on a bi-monthly schedule rather than monthly, potentially reducing frequency of physical issue availability
  • Content and events focus exclusively on family and parenting topics, which may not serve broader general-interest publishing audiences

Review Scores

Facebook4.7
Google5.0

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