May 24, 2012
Archive » The Good Life |
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Bundle of JoyThis 2-year-old Chiweenie (Chihuahua/Daschund mix) is available for adoption at the Tulsa Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. |
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Health: Not aloneNeurofibromatosis, or NF, is virtually unknown but affects more people than cystic fibrosis, muscular dystrophy and Huntington’s disease combined. |
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Getaways: Capital visitTulsa’s sister city is chock full of historic, cultural and family-friendly attractions to fill a weekend getaway or even a weeklong stay. |
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It’s a ruff lifeDebbie and Bob Zoller balance style and elegance with creature comforts in their south Tulsa home. |
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My top 10: Dr. Kay BackuesSenior veterinarian and director of animal health, Tulsa Zoo & Living Museum |
Archive » Culture |
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The Brady District’s top dogMeet Ringo, the so-called “mayor of the Brady Arts District.” |
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Living the dreamTulsa Sound: A look at what’s happening in the local music scene. |
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Get the picture: Best served cold(and onscreen, in the middle of the night) |
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On the fast track, tryin’ to hang onBixby teenager Corey Kent White signs as a songwriter for Nashville-based BMI. |
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An artist’s revolution around the sunGallery Hopper: Where to see art in Tulsa this month. |
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Out & About: July 2011People, places and events |
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Tokyo comes to TulsaAgenda: July 2011 |
Archive » Dining |
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Table talkThe buzz on Tulsa’s tastiest products, restaurants and events. |
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The Blue Rose rises againBlue Rose |
Archive » Features |
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Pet adoption resource guide |
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The kid is all rightFrom Tulsa to Hollywood and back again, Anne O’Shea realizes her dream of producing plays and films that open minds and spark conversation. |
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Private practicesThe City of Tulsa looks to the private sector as a potential means of moving past budget challenges and improving the delivery of city services. |
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Best in showTulsans love their four-legged friends, and we have the photos to prove it. |
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A new leash on lifeEach year, thousands of unwanted animals come through Tulsa’s animal shelter. But there is hope for these four-legged friends: adoption into forever homes. |
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Barry Friedman at largeThe world didn’t end, though sometimes it felt like it. |
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Desktop: Anna AmericaInside the office of the executive director of Up With Trees. |
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Postgame: Charlie MitchellFounding father of Tulsa soccer |
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Lunch with: Todd LasseigneExecutive director, Oklahoma Centennial Botanical Garden. Date: May 18 • Time: Noon • Place: Smoke. On Cherry Street |
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Animal instinctsDr. Paul Welch treats nontraditional pets at his Tulsa practice, Forest Trails Animal Hospital. |
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Fly away homeThe region’s best-known racing pigeon fancier, Dr. John Lamberton, shares his expertise. |
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More than a day job: Steve ParkhurstBy day: Crane engineer • By night: Keyboardist for The Fabulous Mid Life Crisis Band. |
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On the verge: Pop goes the Brady?A fresh look at developments, news and issues facing Tulsa. |
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The Last Word: Creature of the nightCommentary on Tulsa life |
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Bracing for changeStephen Williamson on emergency services’ role in the changing health care system. |
Archive » Online exclusives |
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Pet project: Makeover to the rescueWe feature a rescued pet in need of a permanent home. But first we give each pet a fabulous makeover. Today: Cookie's "before" photo. |
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Bracing for changeStephen Williamson on emergency services’ role in the changing health care system. |
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Photo caption contest |
Archive » In the Magazine |
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Pet project: Makeover to the rescueWe feature a rescued pet in need of a permanent home. But first we give each pet a fabulous makeover. Today: Cookie's "before" photo. |
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Barry Friedman at largeThe world didn’t end, though sometimes it felt like it. |
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Desktop: Anna AmericaInside the office of the executive director of Up With Trees. |
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Postgame: Charlie MitchellFounding father of Tulsa soccer |
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Lunch with: Todd LasseigneExecutive director, Oklahoma Centennial Botanical Garden. Date: May 18 • Time: Noon • Place: Smoke. On Cherry Street |
|
Animal instinctsDr. Paul Welch treats nontraditional pets at his Tulsa practice, Forest Trails Animal Hospital. |
|
Fly away homeThe region’s best-known racing pigeon fancier, Dr. John Lamberton, shares his expertise. |
|
More than a day job: Steve ParkhurstBy day: Crane engineer • By night: Keyboardist for The Fabulous Mid Life Crisis Band. |
|
On the verge: Pop goes the Brady?A fresh look at developments, news and issues facing Tulsa. |
|
The Brady District’s top dogMeet Ringo, the so-called “mayor of the Brady Arts District.” |
|
Bundle of JoyThis 2-year-old Chiweenie (Chihuahua/Daschund mix) is available for adoption at the Tulsa Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. |
|
Living the dreamTulsa Sound: A look at what’s happening in the local music scene. |
|
The Last Word: Creature of the nightCommentary on Tulsa life |
|
Get the picture: Best served cold(and onscreen, in the middle of the night) |
|
On the fast track, tryin’ to hang onBixby teenager Corey Kent White signs as a songwriter for Nashville-based BMI. |
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An artist’s revolution around the sunGallery Hopper: Where to see art in Tulsa this month. |
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Out & About: July 2011People, places and events |
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Health: Not aloneNeurofibromatosis, or NF, is virtually unknown but affects more people than cystic fibrosis, muscular dystrophy and Huntington’s disease combined. |
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Getaways: Capital visitTulsa’s sister city is chock full of historic, cultural and family-friendly attractions to fill a weekend getaway or even a weeklong stay. |
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Tokyo comes to TulsaAgenda: July 2011 |
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