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A conversation with the founder of Fulton Street Books and Coffee, plus What the What pet adoption edition and new music from Zunis.
At the end of the day, you’re just your parents’ child. To that end, local country musician Jake Flint is unafraid to cite the influences of his late father, Douglas J. Flint.
Tulsa’s chapter of Reading Partners has made great strides to improve reading proficiency.
Former Union student Madeline Ewing reflects on the importance of her junior high principal
There are many ways to do a pirouette: supported or solo, in a bold rush or as a slow, sailing spin. No matter how it’s done, the principles stay the same: Root down into the floor, lengthen your spine and always know where your focus is. Above all, commit to the turn. A half-hearted, joyles…
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