TulsaPeople - December 2011

Archive » The Good Life
	Closet couture Shannon Schroeder, a stylist and fashion expert, provides a glimpse into her personal space. Kendall Barrow
	Classic Christmas The Cascia Christmas Walk returns to its roots with traditional home tours offering seasonal inspiration for all who attend. Anne Brockman
	Beautiful composition Party season is upon us. It’s time to dress up and make your grand entrance.
Archive » Culture
	Furst contact Worth reading: News and notes on the local literary scene. Angie jackson
	The night I met Guardant Tulsa Sound: A look at what's happening in the local music scene. Andy Wheeler
	Poets for prevention The Culturist: The best of local arts and culture. Kendra Blevins
	Out & About: December 2011 People, places and events around Tulsa.
	Let’s play together The Tulsa Camerata, Tulsa’s newest chamber music group, brings small ensembles of musicians together to pack a big musical punch. Emilie Southern
Archive » Dining
	Ultimate gifts From Champagne to Scotch whisky, use these recommendations for holiday gift giving. Randa Warren, MS, CWE, DWS, CSS*
	Table Talk: December 2011 The buzz on Tulsa’s tastiest products, restaurants and events. Judy Allen
	Universal appeal The Ridge Grill Judy Allen
Archive » Features
	As seen on TV How close do the plots of popular network shows mirror real life? TulsaPeople went behind the scenes of some popular TV series’ real-life counterparts to find out. Jane Zemel
	Beyond the walls Members of eight local places of faith take their desire to serve the community outside the walls of their buildings. Scott Wigton
	Living legends Five of Tulsa’s esteemed longtime citizens share the trials, tribulations and triumphs that have shaped their lives — and shaped Tulsa. Connie Cronley
	A hunger to serve After 21 years, Sara Waggoner is retiring as executive director of the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma. Bob Haring
Archive » CityBeat
	The last word Commentary on Tulsa life: The boys of summer. Jeff Van Hanken
	Barry Friedman at large Never talk religion, especially during the holidays Barry Friedman
	Not so long ago KAKC — now playing at the Tulsa Historical Society. Be there! John Hamill
	Locker room: Steven Idlet The University of Tulsa Golden Hurricane’s “big man in the middle” Doug Eaton
	Street talk: A holiday to remember Shoppers at Woodland Hills Mall share Christmas memories and their hopes for this holiday season.
	Child care Kristin Sheppeard provides comfort and assurance to patients as a child life specialist at The Children’s Hospital at Saint Francis. Rachel Weaver
	Roots: Ryan Fleming Business creation officer, International Nepal Fellowship Lauren Beach
	Building bridges Mayor Dewey Bartlett on increasing intergenerational awareness Stacy Pettit
	Desktop: Nancy Day Executive director, Oklahoma Center for Community and Justice Lane Clegg
	Trimmed with tradition Bobbie Whaling captures Tulsa — and Tulsans’ hearts — with her Tulsa Ornaments. Anna Holton-Dean
	Spreading joy A New Leaf in Broken Arrow provides poinsettias for the holidays and other flowers and plants year round. It also serves as a source of employment and independence for adults with developmental disabilities. Rachel Anderson Hill
Archive » Online exclusives
	Casino king Bobby Baldwin’s journey from Tulsa poker player to Las Vegas casino executive. Sean Chaffin
	Photo caption contest: Yuletide edition Provide a caption to this cartoon and you could win a $100 gift card to the Melting Pot.
	Trimmed with tradition Bobbie Whaling captures Tulsa — and Tulsans’ hearts — with her Tulsa Ornaments. Anna Holton-Dean
Archive » In the Magazine
	The last word Commentary on Tulsa life: The boys of summer. Jeff Van Hanken
	Furst contact Worth reading: News and notes on the local literary scene. Angie jackson
	The night I met Guardant Tulsa Sound: A look at what's happening in the local music scene. Andy Wheeler
	Poets for prevention The Culturist: The best of local arts and culture. Kendra Blevins
	Out & About: December 2011 People, places and events around Tulsa.
	Let’s play together The Tulsa Camerata, Tulsa’s newest chamber music group, brings small ensembles of musicians together to pack a big musical punch. Emilie Southern
	Ultimate gifts From Champagne to Scotch whisky, use these recommendations for holiday gift giving. Randa Warren, MS, CWE, DWS, CSS*
	Table Talk: December 2011 The buzz on Tulsa’s tastiest products, restaurants and events. Judy Allen
	Closet couture Shannon Schroeder, a stylist and fashion expert, provides a glimpse into her personal space. Kendall Barrow
	As seen on TV How close do the plots of popular network shows mirror real life? TulsaPeople went behind the scenes of some popular TV series’ real-life counterparts to find out. Jane Zemel
	Beyond the walls Members of eight local places of faith take their desire to serve the community outside the walls of their buildings. Scott Wigton
	Living legends Five of Tulsa’s esteemed longtime citizens share the trials, tribulations and triumphs that have shaped their lives — and shaped Tulsa. Connie Cronley
	Classic Christmas The Cascia Christmas Walk returns to its roots with traditional home tours offering seasonal inspiration for all who attend. Anne Brockman
	Beautiful composition Party season is upon us. It’s time to dress up and make your grand entrance.
	Universal appeal The Ridge Grill Judy Allen
	A hunger to serve After 21 years, Sara Waggoner is retiring as executive director of the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma. Bob Haring
	Barry Friedman at large Never talk religion, especially during the holidays Barry Friedman
	Not so long ago KAKC — now playing at the Tulsa Historical Society. Be there! John Hamill
	Locker room: Steven Idlet The University of Tulsa Golden Hurricane’s “big man in the middle” Doug Eaton
	Street talk: A holiday to remember Shoppers at Woodland Hills Mall share Christmas memories and their hopes for this holiday season.

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