May 24, 2012
Archive » Weddings |
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Whitney Wehmeyer to wed Christopher Weisberg |
Archive » Vows |
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Whitney Wehmeyer to wed Christopher Weisberg |
Archive » The Good Life |
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Make a spectacleWhether you are staying in with a good book or stepping out on the town, a new pair of lenses can make all the difference in how you see the world, and — perhaps more importantly — how the world sees you. |
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Not aloneAlzheimer’s disease affects tens of thousands of Oklahomans, and with a cure still outstanding, that number could increase. But local resources — from support groups to specialized facilities — are available. |
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Ski!Three towns with skiing, sightseeing, shopping and so much more. Let your winter vacation planning begin now. |
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Funny girlEvent planner, Cake Lady and pint-sized Vesuvius Karen Kantor. |
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Top 10: Justin ThompsonExecutive chef, The Brasserie and Sonoma Bistro & Wine Bar. |
Archive » Culture |
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Agenda: NovemberNovember’s can’t-miss events. |
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Worth reading: Welcome contradictionsNews and notes on the local literary scene. |
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Music (and food) for the soulA look at what's happening in the local music scene. |
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Gallery Hopper: Artistic collaborationWhere to see art in Tulsa this month. |
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Get the picture: Filling in the CircleNotes on local and regional film and video. |
Archive » Features |
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Definitely MabeeThe Salvation Army North Mabee Boys & Girls Club has been a north Tulsa institution for more than 35 years. And although it has become known for producing all-star athletes, many of its alumni have achieved success, and are making an impact on Tulsa, in other areas. |
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25 top holiday eventsThis year, to celebrate TulsaPeople Magazine’s 25th anniversary, we have selected our favorite local holiday events in November and December. |
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Financial planning: Smart questionsTulsaPeople assembled a team of experts to address some common financial concerns. |
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The spice of lifeTulsa has become a smorgasboard of cultures and ethnicities. Here, we offer a guide to the myriad ways to eat, meet and enjoy. |
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The spice of life: Taylor and Vincent LaTouche |
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The spice of life: Guldeep Singh |
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The spice of life: Margaret Rzepczynski |
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The spice of life: Alma Martinez |
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The spice of life: Ri Lé |
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Making the most of the economic downturnDespite financial setbacks, three Tulsans prove that a little creative thinking, and a healthy dose of optimism, can have far-reaching effects. |
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TulsaPeople Q&A: Jody NaifehViolinist, music instructor and founder of the Tulsa Honors Orchestra. |
Archive » CityBeat |
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The last wordMy life, 25 years ago. |
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Barry Friedman At LargeDon’t let the gun and sword intimidate you, but we want to fly kites. |
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Spirit of competitionThe SpiritBank/Tulsa Community College Entrepreneurial Spirit Award helps provide burgeoning entrepreneurs with a roadmap to success. |
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Skyline winesGirouard Vines brings Tulsa-inspired fine wines downtown. |
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Lunch with: Dr. Robert BlockPresident-elect, American Academy of Pediatrics // Time: Noon // Date: Sept. 15 // Place: Bodean Seafood |
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Dare to DREAMThe DREAM Institute levels the playing field for students with disabilities by providing tutoring, mentorship and college scholarships. |
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A common threadSew What’s New, a sewing program at at Sts. Peter and Paul School, teaches sewing basics and empowers participants with a creative outlet. |
Archive » Online exclusives |
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Worth reading: Sparking discussion |
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Worth reading: The heyday of rodeo |
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Where is it — revealedBowling ball pyramid a symbol of world peace to its creator. |
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A book bound to pleaseAntonya Nelson, author of "Bound," was in Tulsa last month to discuss the novel as part of the Booksmart Tulsa series. |
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The high lifeTips for preventing altitude sickness on your winter vacation. |
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2010-11 state college basketball previewOklahoma coaches weigh in on their goals and expectations for the upcoming season. |
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More with Justin ThompsonThe Brasserie executive chef discusses cooking at home, his favorite culinary tool and his future plans. |
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Always on topTulsa designer Erin Harp’s new business, Tops it off, features decorative tablescapes. Just in time for the holidays — prime entertaining season — here are a few of her creations to get you in the spirit. |
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More with Karen KantorThe expert event planner’s thoughts on cooking, party preparation and (horror!) gift bags. |
Archive » In the Magazine |
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Make a spectacleWhether you are staying in with a good book or stepping out on the town, a new pair of lenses can make all the difference in how you see the world, and — perhaps more importantly — how the world sees you. |
|
Not aloneAlzheimer’s disease affects tens of thousands of Oklahomans, and with a cure still outstanding, that number could increase. But local resources — from support groups to specialized facilities — are available. |
|
Ski!Three towns with skiing, sightseeing, shopping and so much more. Let your winter vacation planning begin now. |
|
Funny girlEvent planner, Cake Lady and pint-sized Vesuvius Karen Kantor. |
|
The last wordMy life, 25 years ago. |
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Top 10: Justin ThompsonExecutive chef, The Brasserie and Sonoma Bistro & Wine Bar. |
|
Worth reading: Welcome contradictionsNews and notes on the local literary scene. |
|
Agenda: NovemberNovember’s can’t-miss events. |
|
Music (and food) for the soulA look at what's happening in the local music scene. |
|
Barry Friedman At LargeDon’t let the gun and sword intimidate you, but we want to fly kites. |
|
Gallery Hopper: Artistic collaborationWhere to see art in Tulsa this month. |
|
Get the picture: Filling in the CircleNotes on local and regional film and video. |
|
Spirit of competitionThe SpiritBank/Tulsa Community College Entrepreneurial Spirit Award helps provide burgeoning entrepreneurs with a roadmap to success. |
|
Skyline winesGirouard Vines brings Tulsa-inspired fine wines downtown. |
|
Lunch with: Dr. Robert BlockPresident-elect, American Academy of Pediatrics // Time: Noon // Date: Sept. 15 // Place: Bodean Seafood |
|
Dare to DREAMThe DREAM Institute levels the playing field for students with disabilities by providing tutoring, mentorship and college scholarships. |
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A common threadSew What’s New, a sewing program at at Sts. Peter and Paul School, teaches sewing basics and empowers participants with a creative outlet. |
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