TulsaPeople - July 2010

Archive » The Good Life
	Workplace wellness How a few local organizations have encouraged employees to adopt healthier habits — and improved morale as a result. Kristi Eaton
	Office space Unique and inspiring spaces make offices more workable and worker-friendly. Anne Brockman
	Best lawyers: Joining the ranks Local law firms keep young talent in Tulsa through highly developed recruiting and training programs. Jim Meyers Morgan
	Top 10: Donna Brollier Owner, Donna’s Fashions. Kendall Barrow
	Kansas City treasure hunt It’s known for jazz and barbecue, but look a little closer and see that Kansas City is home to many more big-city delights for visitors. Tammie Dooley
Archive » Culture
	The Last Word: Who's the boss? Jeff Van Hanken
	July agenda This month's can't-miss events. Joy Jenkins
	Get the Picture Egyptian-themed movies and movie-going essentials Scott Gregory
	Tulsa Sound: Sizzling summer sounds A look at what’s happening in the local music scene. Andy Wheeler
	Gallery Hopper Where to see art in Tulsa this month. Jennifer Hoppa
	Stories to tell Remembering William Charles Krueger Jr. and James Gray Watson. Angie Jackson
Archive » Dining
	Table Talk The buzz on Tulsa's tastiest products, restaurants and events. Judy Allen
	Red, white and blue Celebrate the Fourth of July with sips of every color. Randa Warren, MS, CWE, DWS, CSS*
	Go bold Boulder Grill, the new restaurant at the downtown Holiday Inn, is most definitely bolder than your average chain-hotel spot. Judy Allen
	Simply summer Summer is no time to toil away in the kitchen. Whip up a few of these quick-and-easy recipes for flavorful meals without all the fuss. Judy Allen
	Hour town Tulsa's best happy hours. Judy Allen
Archive » Features
	Change agents 10 Tulsans working to create a better city. TulsaPeople staff
	A “hole” lot of repairs Thanks to continual freezing and re-thawing during the winter months, 2010 may already be the worst year for potholes in a decade. Here is how the city is working to fix them. Bob Haring
	Route 66 Marathon Training Guide: The long road to better health A former couch potato chooses a path to a better life. Lori Dreiling
	Route 66 Marathon Training Guide: The starting line How the Route 66 Marathon began. Lisa Frein
	TulsaPeople Q&A: Rosalind Cook Sculptor Connie Cronley
	A rookie's road to renewal From star athlete to fallen star and (she hopes) back again, Marion Jones shares how Tulsa has provided the welcome home she's been looking for. Brian McDowell
	Keeping the fire burning Phyllis Raines has amassed the nation’s most comprehensive collection of Camp Fire memorabilia. Joy Jenkins
Archive » CityBeat
Out & About: July 2010
	Making waves Thanks to three community-conscious residents, Sapulpa is home to its own public swimming pool for the first time since 1958. Bob Haring
	Ready to grow Steven Ferguson aims to help local small-business owners find and maximize upon their strengths. Kendra Blevins
	Finally home Nate Waters, who is well known in the local nonprofit community, achieves a dream of his own — moving into his own house. Rachel Weaver
	A heavenly host of harpists This summer's Midwest Harp Festival offers classes, workshops and free concerts. Connie Cronley
	Lunch with Allen Smallwood President, Oklahoma Bar Association
	Fun on the fly The 12th annual Wild Brew event combines beer tasting and birds for a memorable benefit event. Christian Ewing
	Barry Friedman At Large You sure this is what Rodgers and Hammerstein had in mind? Barry Friedman
	Not so long ago Reflections on Tulsa: Twelve months of nostalgia times 22. John Hamill
Archive » Online exclusives
	Get the picture: Movie music "A Night at the Movies" features the Starlight Big Band and the music of film with a bonus viewing of a classic Laurel & Hardy short. Scott Gregory
	Get the picture: Tulsa United Film Festival The 8th Annual Tulsa United Film Festival is just around the corner. Scott Gregory
	The short list As the mercury rises, you better put away those pants and break out a summer staple. Christian Ewing
	The balance of power in the free market A new TYPros initiative is dedicated to exploring and fulfilling the political and governmental needs of Tulsa businesses. TYPros Talk: Jared Nelson
	Worth reading: Revisiting "Hours" Angie Jackson
	Worth reading: Summer reading list Our list of recommended reading contains authors set to speak in Tulsa this summer. Angie Jackson
	Numbers: Free family fun Leave your money at home. This summer, reconnect with art, nature and a love for reading without breaking the piggy bank. Jocelyn Wood
	July TulsaPeople Q&A: Sculptor Rosalind Cook Sculptor Rosalind Cook Connie Cronley
	All in the family Borne of backyard powwows in the 1940s, the Tulsa Powwow Club continues to share Native culture with Tulsans as the sponsor of the annual Tulsa Powwow. Emilie Southern
	Travel: Geocaching through Kansas City Tammie Dooley
	Eating on the run Nutrition during a marathon? It’s more important than you think. Sloan Taylor
	Forging innovation New TYPros initiative The Forge fosters business innovation. TYPros Talk: Jared Nelson
	From the outside in How a transplant from Houston found his place in Tulsa. TYPros Talk: Jared Nelson
	I am Tulsa – Jared Nelson Christian Ewing
	String theories More about Tulsa’s Midwest Harp Festival and professional harpers Lorelei Kaiser Barton and Linda Paul. TulsaPeople staff
	Small business, big needs A guide to local resources for small-business owners. Kendra Blevins
	Camp Fire history TulsaPeople staff
Archive » In the Magazine
Out & About: July 2010
	The Last Word: Who's the boss? Jeff Van Hanken
	Table Talk The buzz on Tulsa's tastiest products, restaurants and events. Judy Allen
	Workplace wellness How a few local organizations have encouraged employees to adopt healthier habits — and improved morale as a result. Kristi Eaton
	Go bold Boulder Grill, the new restaurant at the downtown Holiday Inn, is most definitely bolder than your average chain-hotel spot. Judy Allen
	Office space Unique and inspiring spaces make offices more workable and worker-friendly. Anne Brockman
	Top 10: Donna Brollier Owner, Donna’s Fashions. Kendall Barrow
	Best lawyers: Joining the ranks Local law firms keep young talent in Tulsa through highly developed recruiting and training programs. Jim Meyers Morgan
	TulsaPeople Q&A: Rosalind Cook Sculptor Connie Cronley
	July agenda This month's can't-miss events. Joy Jenkins
	Get the Picture Egyptian-themed movies and movie-going essentials Scott Gregory
	Tulsa Sound: Sizzling summer sounds A look at what’s happening in the local music scene. Andy Wheeler
	Making waves Thanks to three community-conscious residents, Sapulpa is home to its own public swimming pool for the first time since 1958. Bob Haring
	Ready to grow Steven Ferguson aims to help local small-business owners find and maximize upon their strengths. Kendra Blevins
	Finally home Nate Waters, who is well known in the local nonprofit community, achieves a dream of his own — moving into his own house. Rachel Weaver
	Stories to tell Remembering William Charles Krueger Jr. and James Gray Watson. Angie Jackson
	Gallery Hopper Where to see art in Tulsa this month. Jennifer Hoppa
	Fun on the fly The 12th annual Wild Brew event combines beer tasting and birds for a memorable benefit event. Christian Ewing
	Kansas City treasure hunt It’s known for jazz and barbecue, but look a little closer and see that Kansas City is home to many more big-city delights for visitors. Tammie Dooley
	A heavenly host of harpists This summer's Midwest Harp Festival offers classes, workshops and free concerts. Connie Cronley

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