To be a remarkable young professional in today’s ever-changing business climate, you’ve got to have it all. An excellent track record at work, of course, but also involvement in ample volunteerism efforts, leadership positions outside the office and a dynamic, nuanced personal life.
To many of us, this seems unattainable. To the 40 young professionals profiled in the following pages,...
Spring welcomes beautiful blooms, nicer weather, an occasional sneeze or two, and sometimes, that all-consuming urge to transform your living space. If you’re ready to embark on a remodeling project, big or small, local professionals offer crucial advice before the first swing of the hammer or stroke of the paint brush.
Protecting Yourself and Your Home
Embarking on long-anticipated renovation projects...
“How did Oklahoma City’s Nonesuch, a 22-seat tasting-menu spot from three chefs whom no one has ever heard of, in a city that no national critic has ever paid attention to, become America’s best new restaurant?”
Thus read the overlong headline printed in 2018 in Bon Appetit magazine about New American restaurant Nonesuch.
It was a photo he came across by...
Zach Pittman’s biological father was a chef, taking him to work and plying with him with sweet gooey desserts – and perhaps it’s from him that Zach inherited the love and joy of cooking. But Zach’s adopted father and grandfather were architects, designing buildings intended to last and bring beauty to generations to come. From them, he learned to...
Spring has sprung in Oklahoma! What better way to celebrate than by dabbling in the arts?
At the Tulsa PAC, Tulsa Ballet brings back The Three Musketeers for the first time in more than a decade, running April 3-6. Stick around the venue for Theatre Tulsa’s Hello, Dolly! from April 11-20, as well as Tulsa Symphony’s Dvorak and Strauss performance...
Spring in Oklahoma means a lot of things to a lot of people, but sports fans know: it’s time for America’s favorite pastime to return!
In Tulsa, you can enjoy the Tulsa Drillers’ home games at ONEOK Field April 4-6, 15-19 and 29-30. In OKC, the OKC Comets (previously the OKC Dodgers and OKC Baseball Club) return to the Chickasaw...
Explore the great outdoors with a hefty handful of community events in April.
In Tulsa, the First Friday Art Crawl returns to downtown April 4. Then, head to the Spring Home and Outdoor Living Expo, April 25-27 at Expo Square. You won’t want to miss the Oklahoma Renaissance Festival, April 26-June 1 at The Castle of Muskogee, nor two events...
April comes a-knockin’ with a cavalcade of new releases to check out, several of which are horror related. Grab whatever weird popcorn bucket I know you bought in 2024 and head on down to the theater.
For a spy thriller, make sure to check out The Amateur. Starring Rami Malek (Bohemian Rhapsody) as a mild mannered CIA cryptographer, the movie...
President and CEO of Feed the Children, Emily Callahan has over 25 years of experience in the nonprofit and corporate sectors. Prior to taking the helm at Feed the Children in January, Callahan worked with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and Susan G. Komen. In her current role, Callahan is working to guide the organization as it embarks on...
Scouting, in its many forms, has a long-standing presence in Oklahoma. In fact, the first Boy Scout troop in the country – Troop #1 – was organized in Pawhuska in 1909. Since then, tens of thousands of children across the state have joined Scouting America and the Girl Scouts of the U.S.A.
Although they may be known for cookie-selling and...
