Tulsa’s Cathy Venable spent five years on the road as principal keyboard player and associate conductor for the national touring companies of three major musicals: The Sound of Music, The Phantom of the Opera, and Frozen. She, of course, had no way of knowing that the latter title would turn out to be eerily prophetic, with the COVID-19 pandemic...
The doors of museums are open to welcome visitors seeking a unique blend of culture and history. Yet, it’s not just the masterpieces within the hallowed walls that captivate patrons; it’s the treasure troves within the museum gift shops that truly make the experience unforgettable.
These gift shops are brimming with artful wonders, captivating mementos and even some seasonal splendor....
This is a story about a guy named Joe, a tenacious French-Canadian prospector with a fondness for gold.
It was 1880 and Joe and his buddy were exploring uncharted territory in the south of Alaska, having just sailed into the area on the Inside Passage. They had no maps, but their instructions were simple: Follow the creek up into Last...
According to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), approximately 600,000 to 900,000 people in the United States have ulcerative colitis – an inflammatory bowel disease that causes sensitivity, swelling and ulcers on the inner lining of the large intestine.
“Ulcerative colitis is a chronic inflammatory condition that primarily affects the colon……the cause continues to be unknown,” says George Salem, M.D.,...
November’s arrival brought a bevy of construction activity to downtown Sapulpa, as the community began earnest preparations for one of Oklahoma’s biggest and most unique holiday celebrations.
Sapulpa’s Christmas Chute, held for the first time in 2022, is back for a second run with an even larger presence in the downtown area.
The Christmas Chute is a series of ten interconnected...
Practicing a few holiday decorating safety tips can go a long way towards keeping the “joy” in this joyous season. District chief Scott Douglas of the Oklahoma City Fire Department shares some simple but effective ways to keep your family safe and sound as you enjoy holiday decorating, but stresses that the No. 1 rule to follow is to...
Glenna & Dick Tanenbaum; 241 Fundraiser,
Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, OKC
Michael Laird, Maureen Heffern, Sean Trauschke; James R. Tolbert III
Crystal Orchard Awards, Myriad Gardens Foundation, OKC
Alexander Mickelthwate, Julie Yu, Barbara Fox DeMaio, Pam Mowry,
Michael Baron; Welcome Reception, Canterbury Voices, OKC
Misty Copeland, Lauren Richter, Leyla Fayyaz;
Dance Education Flower screening, Tulsa Ballet
Dave Rader, Brad R. Carson, Danny C. Williams;
TU Homecoming/Distinguished...
As we close out the year and begin to make plans for the future, many may be considering switching up their living situations. For those who are nearing retirement age, the idea of downsizing and shedding some homeowner responsibilities may be appealing. But these same people may be wondering: What are the benefits of retirement communities? What options are...
What makes a company great? Some would say the company’s legacy and history, others the benefits and vacation time. Those with philanthropic leanings may look for volunteer opportunities or a focus on ethics. Social butterflies prefer a strong company culture, and go-getters want to work in a place where innovation is rewarded.
Bottom line: businesses have to truly take care...
Let It Shine
Perhaps the most classic holiday activity – walking or drive-through light displays – can be found in virtually every corner of the state this month. Here’s a smattering of offerings if you’re looking to let it shine.
Woolaroc Wonderland of LightsThrough Dec. 17Woolaroc Museum & Wildlife Preserve, Bartlesville
Ride a wagon or stroll on foot through this display, which...
