Today, in an oversaturated market, it takes a lot for a business to stand out from its competitors. Sure, you’ve got flexible PTO packages and ample snacks in the break room – but for many, that just doesn’t cut it.
Truly great companies are taking a holistic approach to business. Alongside embodying their mission statements in day-to-day operations, they cultivate...
Gift Wrapping 101
So you’ve gotten your holiday shopping out of the way early, snagging Black Friday deals galore. Good for you! However, unless you’re a cranky curmudgeon, you’ve still got one more step left: gift wrapping those bad boys. Here are a few tips to help you wrap like a pro.
Put it in a box. Don’t try to wrap...
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Bartlesville
Bartlesville may be known as a historic oil town, but this city has been expanding steadily and revitalizing its downtown, too.
“People that come here are always so pleasantly surprised with how clean and cute our downtown is,” says Maria Swindell Gus, executive director at Visit Bartlesville.
In 2020, the city opened the Tower at Unity Square, a voter-approved green space,...
An Oklahoma culinary institution for more than two decades, Cheever’s Café serves up southwestern and southern cuisine, plus cocktails and wine, to hungry OKC diners. But Tulsans needn’t worry – a brand new, 95-seat location will soon open on Cherry Street, within a 4,000-square-foot space formerly occupied by Q Clothier.
Keith Paul, chief executive officer and co-founder of Cheever’s parent...
Dos Panchos
If you’re looking for authentic Mexican cuisine plus more tequila offerings than you'd believe, Dos Panchos in Tulsa is the place to go.
Starters include traditional favorites, like queso with chorizo, guacamole, nachos and shrimp ceviche. If you’re gunning to eat a bit healthier, good on ya – try the tortilla soup, the taco salad or the chicken fiesta...
As most of us grow up and grow older, we find that certain songs, for whatever reasons, cling to us and ultimately become a part of us – coloring how we see the world, those around us and ourselves. They may be well-known hits. They may be obscure releases like album cuts from the golden days of LPs. For...
All of Hope Egan’s ancestors, as far back as she can remember, were farmers. They ate what the land provided, so that farm to table concept is in her blood.
“My grandmother taught me how to cook,” she recalls. “My earliest memories were of standing on a stool helping her roll out biscuits and pie crusts. I remember once, when...
Eat, Drink & Be Merry
Looking to dine out, enjoy delicious food and get as festive as possible while doing so? Here are just a few places in Oklahoma that decorate to the max for the holidays.
In Tulsa, perhaps the most well-known (for good reason) is Roosevelt’s on Cherry Street. Enjoy New American cuisine while glancing up at a ceiling...
You can stay warm and cozy while enjoying some on-stage entertainment this month.
In Tulsa, the PAC beckons for offerings galore. First, enjoy American Theatre Company’s rendition of A Christmas Carol, running Dec. 6-12. Stick around for the Festival Bell Ringers, which offers a free performance on Dec. 11. Finally, Tulsa Ballet welcomes back the beloved Nutcracker, with engaging costumes,...
It’s no time to be a Scrooge – so make sure you venture to a community event this month to get into the holiday spirit.
In Tulsa, the brand new Nutcracker Festival kicks off Dec. 6-7 at Expo Square. Helmed by Tulsa Ballet, the event offers holiday-themed activities, food and drink, live presentations and performances. Winterfest, running through Jan. 6,...
