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Oklahoma Today

Management

Colleen McIntyre

Publisher

Nathan Gunter

Editor-in-Chief

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About

Oklahoma Today is the official magazine of Oklahoma, established by the state legislature in 1956 and published bimonthly by the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department. It showcases the state's people, places, travel destinations, food, culture, history, outdoors, and events through award-winning writing, stunning photography, and design. The magazine reaches subscribers in all 77 Oklahoma counties, all 50 U.S. states, and dozens of foreign countries, with sections including On the Map for destinations, Order Up for culinary profiles, Originals for people and nature stories, Out There events listings, and long-form features. It also offers digital content, a podcast, and the Oklahoma Today Show.

Why we like Oklahoma Today

Oklahoma Today stands out as the official magazine of Oklahoma since 1956, delivering unmatched coverage of the state's destinations, cuisine, culture, history, and people through stunning photography and expert storytelling. Published by the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department, it has earned repeated Magazine of the Year honors from the International Regional Magazine Association along with dozens of awards for writing, design, and photography. Its comprehensive statewide reach, reader-focused sections, digital expansions including a podcast and video show, and dedication to factual, diverse, apolitical content make it a premier publisher serving locals and visitors alike. With a legacy of connecting Oklahomans to their home and attracting newcomers, it remains a vital resource for experiencing the best of the Sooner State.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Official state magazine established in 1956 with continuous publication covering all 77 Oklahoma counties
  • Multiple International Regional Magazine Association Magazine of the Year awards and numerous golds in writing, photography, and design

Cons

  • Print production and publication scheduled to discontinue at the end of 2026 due to rising costs
  • Bimonthly frequency limits more frequent content updates compared to daily or weekly publishers

Review Scores

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