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In recent years, Tulsa’s coworking spaces have blossomed. Each boasts unique qualities and amenities. Here’s a rundown of 11 current offerings.
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You don’t have to take a road trip for Texas-style barbecue. Oakhart Barbecue has brought Central Texas craft-style ’que to Tulsa.
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Local businessman Arthur Greeno grew from humble beginnings and succeeds in large part because of a commitment to his community.
Casual yet gourmet, Wild Meadows Cafe is a sweet place to forget the worries of the day — at least during your lunch hour. The kale salad is more than your average salad with roasted chickpeas, dried cranberries, sweet potatoes, chard, a lettuce medley, apples, broccoli, carrots and sliced a…
Restaurants have long dotted the north and south sides of East 15th Street, but there’s a growing number of Mexican food spots.
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A Q&A with the engineer and athlete who remains community driven
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Juniper, with its inviting white doors and cozy brick exterior, has been a downtown Tulsa staple for more than a decade. Chef and owner Justin Thompson’s farm-to-table concept has long provided Tulsans with fresh and thoughtful meals to fit the season. As time passes, Thompson continues to t…
The spirit of the speakeasy lives on in Greenwood with the January opening of a new libations lounge downtown.
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Throwing caution to the wind and embracing something new is one way to lose big, but it’s also the risk necessary for a big win. The California Gold Rush, Nevada Silver Rush and Oklahoma’s own black-gold rush are just a few historic examples of when, for many, things panned out for the bette…
Sondra Slade is equal parts comedian and self-therapist when she gets onstage.
Meet Chiku’ Williams, hair and makeup stylist for celebrities.
Art has been a central figure at 1706 S. Boston Ave. for years. Today it is the Royce Myers Gallery. Formerly it was a restaurant and entertainment venue called the Nine of Cups.
For two decades, Tulsa nonprofit bART Center for Music has provided music education to the community through a wide range of programming, including early childhood group classes, private lessons, music theory and training for those aspiring to a professional career in classical music.
The ladies take center stage in “Stronger Together: The Power of Women in Country Music.”
Tulsa artist Mikayla Lane might be young — she turns 17 this month — but the singer-songwriter is taking the country music industry by storm.
In 2015, Dr. Brent Laughlin stood at the top of the world’s tallest freestanding mountain, Mount Kilimanjaro. Proudly, he posed for a photo with a flag in his hands. On that flag was the orange ribbon for multiple sclerosis awareness.
West Tulsa’s Eugene Field Elementary School will begin offering Montessori programming during the 2022-23 school year, joining Emerson and Grissom elementary schools. The three Tulsa Public Schools are the only public Montessori schools in Oklahoma, according to the district.
Rick Bowness has been head coach of the Dallas Stars since 2019.
It’s March, that precarious month where all of us are itching for spring, yet the temperatures and occasional snowstorm have us tepid to break out the sandals and skirts just yet.
Greenwood Chamber of Commerce hosted the first World-Class Women’s Winter Gala on Dec. 11 at River Spirit Casino and Resort.
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For more than 20 years, Green Country Habitat for Humanity and the Tulsa Master Gardeners have worked together to give new homeowners a property they can be proud of.
Nearly everyone likes at least one kind of berry, and many folks like several varieties. Besides tasting good in pies, jellies, smoothies, fresh off the vine or from the freezer, berries also have nutritional advantages. Berries are typically high in fiber, vitamin C and antioxidants. But yo…
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Arkansas is the Natural State, nicknamed such for the beautiful landscapes found within its borders. For some, that means beautiful drives in the mountains or boating trips on the Buffalo, the first National River designated in the country. However, there are a lot more ways to experience no…
Learning your child has a medical condition is frightening, but the complexity of a rare disease makes the outlook even more daunting. A disease is considered rare when fewer than 200,000 people in the U.S. share the diagnosis, according to the National Human Genome Research Institute, and f…
When Steve Lambert opened Mother Road Motorsports in January 2020, he was no stranger to motorbikes nor Route 66.
Freshen up your wardrobe or decor with pops of color or flashes of bright white.
“I probably run more comedy shows in Tulsa than anybody else,” says local comic Evan Hughes. “I’m just doing my part … Losing the Yeti is what really pushed me to host my first monthly show,” since the Yeti was a tried-and-true spot for Tulsa comedy until it closed July 31, 2018.
Local runners will gear up in green to race for the gold on March 12, when Special Olympics Oklahoma partners with RunnersWorld Tulsa and the Tulsa Running Club to present the 39th annual St. Patrick’s Day Run.
Filmmaker and actor Brock Harris was hanging out with his friends, who also are frequent collaborators, watching films like “No Country for Old Men” and “Unforgiven” when a movie idea came to them. Then the COVID-19 pandemic hit.
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New Food Bank CEO has local experience fighting food insecurity.
Scottie Lawrence opened Magnolia Soap and Bath Co. in 2020.
Losing employment is one of life’s most difficult circumstances that not only affects finances, but also career aspirations, relationships and self-esteem. Overcoming Job Transition is a local, faith-based nonprofit that offers support and resources to those seeking a fresh start in the job …
Cream of Asparagus Soup inspired by soup served at Little Venice in Sand Springs.
Cover woman Nicole Peltier, owner of the Yoga Room, was one of three local women interviewed about their healthy lifestyles in September 2009.
Tulsa-based choreographer Kristin McQuaid launches children’s YouTube series.
Powerful poetry from the past has found a contemporary audience with the release of “Poems to Songs: Hatchootucknee (Snapping Turtle).” Tulsa musician Scott Hutchison, in collaboration with vocalist Tanya Maksood, created the collection of songs from poems written by Choctaw Principal Chief …
“You know, what we need are some lock boxes or lockers in public spaces, so I can get a job and leave my stuff somewhere safe while I work and try to get back on my feet,” says a Tulsan experiencing homelessness. “Maybe at QuikTrips and a couple places downtown.”
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Route 66 is about to get even trendier than it already is — specifically in the Tulsa Market District, which runs from South Peoria to South Harvard avenues along East 11th Street.
Telephone service in Tulsa began in 1899. Robert H. Hall, credited for building Tulsa’s first store in 1872, was largely responsible for the construction of the first telephone office at First and Main streets.
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Each year, for the past 11 years, TulsaPeople has invited our readers to let us know who they believe are Tulsa’s best businesses in over 100 categories!
