TulsaPeople - October 2010

Worth reading: Seeking dead writers

Why is there such a market for touring the former homes of dead writers?

Angie Jackson

Worth reading: The thoughts of a dog

David Wroblewski, author of the inter-species coming-of-age novel "The Story of Edgar Sawtelle" will speak in Tulsa this weekend.

Angie Jackson

Oktoberfest guide 2010

From beer steins and barrel races to lederhosen and chicken dances, we've got all the info you'll need for Tulsa's renowned celebration of all things German.

Kristi Eaton

Picture perfect

Joy Jenkins

Worth reading: Moved by history

A pair of powerful books recount the civil rights era from different perspectives.

Angie Jackson

Worth reading: Storybook success

Angie Jackson

For the love of language

Linguistics expert Dr. Paul Frommer, who created the Na'vi language for the hit film "Avatar," talks about crafting a language from scratch.

Joy Jenkins

I am Tulsa: Michael Oglesby

This Tulsa native is working to prove the city can be a haven for high-tech jobs.

Anne Brockman

Gone country

With theme parks, live shows, museums and a variety of shopping locations, Branson is a family-vacation mecca. Here are the dining, lodging and entertainment spots you don’t want to miss.

Tammie Dooley

Writing to connect

Acclaimed authors Sue Monk Kidd and Michael Cunningham visit Tulsa's Celebration of Books.

Angie Jackson

Out & About: October 2010

Banding together

Joy Jenkins

The last word

A really scary neighborhood story.

Connie Cronley

When wine meets food

While each can stand on its own, when wine and food come together, magic happens. Here are a few ways to bring together your favorite dishes and drinks.

Randa Warren, MS, CWE, DWS, CSS*

A safe investment

The Christian Ministers Alliance seeks funders to help build an educational haven for children, youth and families in north Tulsa.

Kendra Blevins

Household heroes

What do firefighters do in their off time? The men of The Firefighter Connection can help you with a variety of home repairs.

Emilie Southern

Building interest

One man aims to capture Tulsa’s history in an art deco museum.

Rachel Weaver

Weeknight fun downtown

A fresh look at developments, news and issues facing Tulsa.

Jeff Martin

Towering over Boston Avenue

Not so long ago: Reflections on Tulsa

John Hamill

Ding-dong the witch is dead

Where to see art in Tulsa this month.

Jennifer Hoppa

Authors! Authors!

News and notes on the local literary scene.

Angie Jackson

A musical celebration of random holidays

A look at what’s happening in the local music scene.

Andy Wheeler

Agenda: October

October’s can’t-miss events.

Jennifer Hoppa

Like a good neighbor

After more than 30 years of service, Gloria Caldwell will be honored this month as Neighbor for Neighbor’s Volunteer of the Year.

Judy Langdon

TulsaPeople Q&A: Paul Nosak

Owner, Nosak Tree Service; former Republican candidate for lieutenant governor.

Jim Myers Morgan

Reasons to smile

A variety of cosmetic, orthodontic and non-invasive procedures are helping adults enhance their smiles.

Anne Brockman

The Right Connections

The Community Service Council of Greater Tulsa’s Conexiones program provides support and a brighter future for Hispanic students in Tulsa.

Joy Jenkins

Vital stats

Tulsa-based Invisible Bracelet brings peace of mind to family members and important information to first responders in the event of a medical emergency.

Melanie Henry

Cheese if you please

Few ingredients are as synonymous with comfort food as cheese and starch. Warm your stomach this fall with these twists on some classic recipes.

Judy Allen

A city that charms

Don’t overlook Baltimore, an East Coast gem with fun and food to spare.

Kristi Eaton

Catching up with Malese Jow

The former Tulsan carves out a career in Hollywood. *Online exclusive: extended interview

Anne Brockman

Ghost town

Visit these spooky Tulsa landmarks and find a real reason to scream. Enter — if you dare.

Joy Jenkins

Notorious Tulsa cold case investigations

A look at some high-profile cases the TPD is looking to close.

Barry Friedman At Large

Eat, pray, eat some more. Then, go watch a game.

Barry Friedman

Made to order

A 21st century kitchen mixes contemporary and traditional elements with splashes of smart function.

Anne Brockman

The Puck stops here

Los Angeles comes to Tulsa in the form of celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck’s newest restaurant venture, Wolfgang Puck Bistro, newly opened on Brookside.

Judy Allen

Cold case

Tara Lynn Thompson

Men in black

Learn more about the former and current Tulsa Police Department officials driving the work of the International Association of Cold Case Investigators.

	Worth reading: Seeking dead writers Why is there such a market for touring the former homes of dead writers? Angie Jackson
	Worth reading: The thoughts of a dog David Wroblewski, author of the inter-species coming-of-age novel "The Story of Edgar Sawtelle" will speak in Tulsa this weekend. Angie Jackson
	Oktoberfest guide 2010 From beer steins and barrel races to lederhosen and chicken dances, we've got all the info you'll need for Tulsa's renowned celebration of all things German. Kristi Eaton
	Picture perfect Joy Jenkins
	Worth reading: Moved by history A pair of powerful books recount the civil rights era from different perspectives. Angie Jackson
	Worth reading: Storybook success Angie Jackson
	For the love of language Linguistics expert Dr. Paul Frommer, who created the Na'vi language for the hit film "Avatar," talks about crafting a language from scratch. Joy Jenkins
	I am Tulsa: Michael Oglesby This Tulsa native is working to prove the city can be a haven for high-tech jobs. Anne Brockman
	Gone country With theme parks, live shows, museums and a variety of shopping locations, Branson is a family-vacation mecca. Here are the dining, lodging and entertainment spots you don’t want to miss. Tammie Dooley
	Writing to connect Acclaimed authors Sue Monk Kidd and Michael Cunningham visit Tulsa's Celebration of Books. Angie Jackson
	Out & About: October 2010
	Banding together Joy Jenkins
	The last word A really scary neighborhood story. Connie Cronley
	When wine meets food While each can stand on its own, when wine and food come together, magic happens. Here are a few ways to bring together your favorite dishes and drinks. Randa Warren, MS, CWE, DWS, CSS*
	A safe investment The Christian Ministers Alliance seeks funders to help build an educational haven for children, youth and families in north Tulsa. Kendra Blevins
	Household heroes What do firefighters do in their off time? The men of The Firefighter Connection can help you with a variety of home repairs. Emilie Southern
	Building interest One man aims to capture Tulsa’s history in an art deco museum. Rachel Weaver
	Weeknight fun downtown A fresh look at developments, news and issues facing Tulsa. Jeff Martin
	Towering over Boston Avenue Not so long ago: Reflections on Tulsa John Hamill
	Ding-dong the witch is dead Where to see art in Tulsa this month. Jennifer Hoppa
	Authors! Authors! News and notes on the local literary scene. Angie Jackson
	A musical celebration of random holidays A look at what’s happening in the local music scene. Andy Wheeler
	Agenda: October October’s can’t-miss events. Jennifer Hoppa
	Like a good neighbor After more than 30 years of service, Gloria Caldwell will be honored this month as Neighbor for Neighbor’s Volunteer of the Year. Judy Langdon
	TulsaPeople Q&A: Paul Nosak Owner, Nosak Tree Service; former Republican candidate for lieutenant governor. Jim Myers Morgan
	Reasons to smile A variety of cosmetic, orthodontic and non-invasive procedures are helping adults enhance their smiles. Anne Brockman
	The Right Connections The Community Service Council of Greater Tulsa’s Conexiones program provides support and a brighter future for Hispanic students in Tulsa. Joy Jenkins
	Vital stats Tulsa-based Invisible Bracelet brings peace of mind to family members and important information to first responders in the event of a medical emergency. Melanie Henry
	Cheese if you please Few ingredients are as synonymous with comfort food as cheese and starch. Warm your stomach this fall with these twists on some classic recipes. Judy Allen
	A city that charms Don’t overlook Baltimore, an East Coast gem with fun and food to spare. Kristi Eaton
	Catching up with Malese Jow The former Tulsan carves out a career in Hollywood. *Online exclusive: extended interview Anne Brockman
	Ghost town Visit these spooky Tulsa landmarks and find a real reason to scream. Enter — if you dare. Joy Jenkins
	Notorious Tulsa cold case investigations A look at some high-profile cases the TPD is looking to close.
	Barry Friedman At Large Eat, pray, eat some more. Then, go watch a game. Barry Friedman
	Made to order A 21st century kitchen mixes contemporary and traditional elements with splashes of smart function. Anne Brockman
	The Puck stops here Los Angeles comes to Tulsa in the form of celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck’s newest restaurant venture, Wolfgang Puck Bistro, newly opened on Brookside. Judy Allen
	Cold case Tara Lynn Thompson
	Men in black Learn more about the former and current Tulsa Police Department officials driving the work of the International Association of Cold Case Investigators.