John Wooley

[dropcap]Exactly[/dropcap] one year ago, this space was devoted to a report on veteran Tulsa-based singer-songwriter Don White, who, after decades of performing, touring, recording and...

I thought I was using myths to write a story. Turned out that I used a story to write a myth. – S.E. Hinton, from her...

In the course of her job as an accounting analyst at a Tulsa-area oil and gas company, it’s very unlikely that Shelly Reynolds comes in...

If you’re an active writer and/or reader from this part of the world, you probably have an idea of how much we all owe Teresa...

If you grew up around Tulsa anytime from the mid-‘50s through the early part of the ‘70s and you were at all aware of the...

One of the things I’ve learned in my decades of writing about Oklahoma’s great rock ‘n’ roll-era musicians is that they are, with a couple...

This month marks the 99th anniversary of the birth of an Oklahoma actress who may not be one of our state’s best-remembered film stars, but...

Tragedy catalyzed Cecil Cloud’s photographic quest. Technology – and his own drive – kept it going. The result is Oklahoma Stations: Work in Progress, an...

It’s taken her the better part of two decades, but Tulsa native Heather Langenkamp has finally come to terms with the role that made her...

The just-released Always is Dwight Twilley’s first new disc in a little over three years, and one listen tells you that he put a lot...