Executive Q &A: Meg Salyer
Meg and Chris Salyer arrived in Oklahoma City 24 years ago hoping to start a new life in the "country.” And though this might sound like "Green Acres,” it's a story that begins with the wife dreaming of a life of "farm living.”
They bought a farm near Will Rogers World Airport and even raised some chickens. But within months, the couple ended their rural pursuit and made the move to the Edgemere neighborho...
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