Located in OKC’s National Hotel, Tellers Wood-Fired Italian Grill serves authentic interpretations of regional Italian cuisine. Open all day, the varied menus are sure to impress.
Breakfast is a delight, brimming with classics like pancakes, avocado toast and omelets. You can also try “the American,” which comes with two eggs, toast, Yukon potatoes, applewood smoked bacon and pork sausage.
Brunch and...
If you’ve got an affinity for birds, beers or perhaps both, the upcoming Wild Brew event is a match made in heaven. The event, helmed by the George Miksch Sutton Avian Research Center, is a one-of-a-kind affair that combines top-notch food from the Tulsa area with first rate local beers, wines and spirits. On top of that, there is...
Phil Armstrong, president and CEO of the Oklahoma Center for Community and Justice, began his tenure in February 2023. Prior, he served as interim director of Tulsa’s Greenwood Rising Black Wall Street History Center, and as project director of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Commission. In those roles, he handled everything from stakeholder communications to donor relations, construction...
Stephen Reshetar has been cooking for as long as he can remember. His parents discovered him one day trying to make an omelet ... he was five. He honed his knife skills at age ten, learning to dice vegetables by watching Yan Can Cook. He always planned to go to cooking school, but a restaurant job opened just after...
Turning to the Experts
When you hire a financial advisor, the assistance you receive is tailor-made, says Treana M. Lankard, vice president and branch leader for Fidelity Investments.
“Every investor has a unique situation, so we take into account the big picture,” Lankard says. “We look to understand their priorities, preferences and family dynamics to lay out the foundation of a...
If you’re looking for a program that can assist with enjoying life to the fullest while better functioning with disabilities, the Oklahoma Department of Rehabilitation Services (DRS) is ready to help.
With a slogan of “empowering people with disabilities,” the department’s dedicated staff members assist Oklahomans with disabilities navigate 25 career planning, employment, education and independent living programs. The team...
A biker’s paradise, Oklahoma offers everything from urban cycling to scenic rides and mountain trails. Riders – both professional and novice – have numerous biking options at their fingertips, all with the added benefits of enjoying Oklahoma’s stunning scenery and promoting tourism through health and cycling.
Saint Francis Tulsa Tough
June 9 through 11, the Saint Francis Tulsa Tough cycling...
The Pros of Volunteering
One innovative way for seniors to get moving is to dedicate their time to helping others. Volunteering helps keep bodies running, minds nimble and hearts softened.
Tara Powell, director of education and training at Cedarhurst at Woodland Hills, explains how its communities organize events for the Walk to End Alzheimer’s to benefit the Alzheimer’s Association.
“Our team members,...
Described as “healthy, easy and fast,” 3Natives offers diners fresh, diverse and delicious menu options to appease any palate.
A popular draw? The acai bowls. Choose between eight options, including the Chronic with granola, strawberry, pineapple and honey, or the PB&A with granola, peanut butter and banana.
Salad options include the Thai chicken with romaine, cabbage, carrot, sprouts and chicken breast,...
When considering the negative effects of heavy or even regular alcohol use, Blake Hilton, Psy.D., says it’s useful to categorize the effects into short and long-term consequences on the body. As an OU Health clinical psychologist and an assistant professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences, Hilton studies and treats substance use disorders and other mental health concerns.
“In the short-term,...
