Forming a Community: The Resources
Created to address women-owned business challenges, OKC Women in Business is a “community dedicated to empowering women in the OKC metro area to thrive in their business endeavors through collaboration, networking and education,” says the group’s founder and CEO, Meagan Veoukas. “The online directory on our website – okcwomeninbusiness.com – is a convenient place for...
Common Health Issues for Women
Things like osteoporosis, breast cancer, polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) and urinary tract infections are well known diseases, infections and illnesses that most know about when speaking on common health issues for women. But others, including uterine fibroids and primary ovarian sufficiency, are more prevalent than people may expect. We dive into symptoms, side effects and...
When it comes to getting your financial house in order, there are many aspects to consider. Budgeting and taxes come to mind, as well as topics such as insurance, savings and spending. But one subject should top the list of important financial considerations: investing for your future.
Truths vs. Myths: Investing
When it comes to investing, many people get confused or...
In November, the beloved Scratch Paseo in OKC closed suddenly. For chef Zach Hutton and his beverage-expert wife Kayla, the abrupt end to the hyper-local, seasonal and locally sourced Paseo Arts District favorite came as a blow.
The pair didn’t stay down for long, however – because bouncing back from what so many people think is impossible is the norm...
Inspired by the colorful cuisine of the island of Dominica, Sisserou’s is a culinary institution nestled in the Tulsa Arts District.
Appetizers are sure to whet your whistle; start with coconut shrimp, beef patties, jerk chicken or fish cakes. Soups, salads and sandwiches are excellent lighter options for lunch or dinner fare. Try the butternut squash soup, seared tuna salad...
With the mission to spread happiness one meal at a time, OKC’s Taquitos Feliz is just the ticket for authentic Mexican fare.
Begin your culinary journey with an antojito (appetizer). Options include chicken flautas, mulitas, tortas and quesadillas. After, the world’s your oyster. Peruse a variety of item sections, from fajitas to burritos, tacos and enchiladas. Fillings include skirt steak,...
Tuesday evening, 8:00 p.m. The crowds have long departed, and quiet falls over the vast hall of Tulsa’s Mother Road Market. But in one corner, a few lucky diners – all of whom have reserved their place months before, all excited to have dinner prepared by a James Beard semi-finalist – gather around a table set with fine linen....
Plant
Serving food that “loves you back,” Plant is an all-day cafe with a variety of plant-based, gluten-, soy- and dairy-free, locally sourced goodies. The menu begins with the beverages, from freshly squeezed orange juice and chai lattes to boozy offerings like wine, champagne and sangria.
Smoothies and smoothie bowls are another popular get, with a variety of add-ins to tempt,...
From stand-up to dance, musicals and symphonies, May is jam-packed with goodies.
At the Tulsa PAC, visit May 3-12 for American Theatre Company’s rendition of Under the Skin. May 4 brings Golden Girls: The Laugh Continues, with a repeat performance at OKC’s Civic Center the next night, and you’ll see Tulsa Symphony’s season closer, Mahler 5, on May 11. Celebrity...
It’s the perfect time (and temperature!) to enjoy some outdoor sporting events in Oklahoma.
Baseball and softball rule the May calendar. At Tulsa’s ONEOK Field, watch the Drillers play America’s favorite pastime on May 1-5, 14-19, 27 and 29-31. In OKC, the Oklahoma City Baseball Club (formerly the OKC Dodgers) play at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark May 1-5 and 21-26.
There’s plenty...
