This year marks the 23rd anniversary of the September 11th attacks, in which 19 terrorists hijacked four U.S. commercial airliners on the east coast. The deadliest terrorist attacks in human history, 2,977 died from the initial events, with thousands more dying in later days, months and years due to complications from toxic exposure at the site.
There are numerous memorials...
Stephanie Swicker, Debbie Lindsey, Shelly Douglas, Nathan Hart;
Go Red for Women, American Heart Association, OKC
Cathy Keating, Jane Jayroe Gamble;
2023 Induction Ceremony, Oklahoma
Hall of Fame, OKC
Leslie Lawson, Natalie Dooley, Karen Wille;
AWARE Luncheon, Alzheimer’s Association,
Oklahoma Chapter, Tulsa
Jaiden Ford, Janieire Hagen, Nyla Lovell, Marjorie Atwood;
Art Party, Tulsa Girls Art School
Lori Decter Wright, Lyndon Meyer, Sarah Coburn, Aaron Beck;
Sarah Coburn Benefit Concert, Tulsa...
Recently opened, Flavourz Tulsa is a bustling, bright and colorful restaurant serving up a variety of comfort food options.
Popular picks include a bevy of sandwiches; fish, chicken, pork chop and burgers are must-tries. If you’re extra hungry, get a plate, loaded with your choice of fish, pork chops, chicken or wings. Sides run the gamut, including fries, okra, steamed...
As far as stage musicals go, The Lion King is the highest-grossing Broadway show of all time, and the North American tour returns to the Tulsa PAC courtesy Celebrity Attractions from June 1-17.
Michael Reilly, the puppet supervisor for the show, always knew he wanted to work with his hands. Taking classes at a technical school, he studied a variety...
Foodborne illnesses can wreak havoc on the body. Symptoms include nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea and even fever, says Jacob Tipps, M.D., a family medicine physician with INTEGRIS Health Medical Group – Cross Timbers in Edmond.
Often referred to as food poisoning, foodborne illnesses are caused by bacteria, viruses and/or parasites.
“The two most common bacterial sources are salmonella and clostridium...
December. So many movies. So little time ... and so little space on the page. Here we go.
For your kaiju (Japanese media involving giant monsters) fix, check out Godzilla Minus One. Set in post-World War II Japan, the titular monster rises to the surface, causing the country’s economic state to dip into the negatives. With arresting visuals, a wholly...
Hazing: Is It An Issue?
Hazing – a ‘rite of passage’ groups invoke to embarrass new members – is a controversial subject. Some believe light hazing can bring people or team members closer together. College officials, on the other hand, don’t tend to share that viewpoint.
“Hazing in its different forms can undermine any organization,” says Gavin Lang, associate A.D. of...
James Vu had just launched his OKC-based Peruvian fusion restaurant La Brasa when his then-business partner – and all but one staff member – walked out. Vu was left with a line cook and himself, and he had a restaurant full of customers.
“I didn’t cook,” says Vu. “I came home that evening, and I didn’t know what to do....
"Don’t be a chicken – eat like a wolf." That’s the motto of the Tulsa-based restaurant Chicken and the Wolf, which offers its diners all things poultry. You may be wondering why the joint discourages diners from being chickens themselves. Well ... their dishes can be hot – so don’t say we didn’t warn you. Heat levels range from...
When Oklahoma City chef Eric Smith opened Pachinko, a high-end Asian restaurant adjacent to his wildly popular The Crown Room on North Western Ave., he didn’t take into account how confusing the name might be to fans of his fare.
You see, Smith also owns Pachinko Parlor, a more casual Japanese establishment located inside local food hall Parlor. Thus, the...
