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» Ice Fishing
Winter doesn't put a stop to local, farm-fresh produce, thanks to Green Country entrepreneur
By Mike Easterling | December 23, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Lost Their Religion
National groups crank up anti-God rhetoric, just in time for Christmas
By Mike Easterling | December 23, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» First the Good News
Tulsa looks good on paper and in the hearts of residents, but we're a mixed bag
By Mike Easterling | December 23, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Picking Up a Spare
Elliot Nelson expands his business empire, bringing an old school bowling alley back to downtown
By Mike Easterling | December 16, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Only the Beginning
PLANiTULSA moves toward the finish line of planning and to the starting line of finalizing
By Mike Easterling | December 16, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Diagnosis Murder
As the end of the year approaches, the homicide rate grows near record rate
By Mike Easterling | December 16, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Not Carved in Stone
Site for the future visual and performing arts school remains up in the air
By Mike Easterling | December 9, 2009 (Cover Story: Cover Story)

» Go North, New Business
Breaking ground on Shoppes on Peoria brings retail development to north Tulsa
By Mike Easterling | December 9, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Recycle That Building
Entrepreneur donates historic temple to be re-used as center for conservation and sustainability
By Mike Easterling | December 9, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Ice Rink Superman
Edmond native Matt Donovan carving unique career in ice hockey
By Mike Easterling | December 9, 2009 (Sports: Sports)

« Cover story Dec. 2, 2009
Cover Dec. 02, 2009
» Hail to the Chief
OSU-Tulsa President Howard Barnett sets out to ingrain the campus further into the Tulsa community
By Mike Easterling | December 2, 2009 (Cover Story: Cover Story)

» Out of the Woodwork
Following the announcement of a new grocery store in north Tulsa, others begin initiatives for small, corner markets
By Mike Easterling | December 2, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» A Green Holiday Home
Sustainable Tulsa sets sights on making Tulsa a fully realized "Green Country"
By Mike Easterling | December 2, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Fry, Store and Recycle
Tulsa BioFuels looks to make biodiesel fuel from your used holiday cooking oil
By Mike Easterling | November 25, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» On Main Street
Kendall-Whittier neighborhood supporters look to revamp with help of state's re-historic program
By Mike Easterling | November 25, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» New Aisles Open
An incoming north Tulsa grocery store helps but doesn't solve the whole problem of food deserts
By Mike Easterling | November 25, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Downtown at Your Doorstep
Officials survey citizens to see how many people really want to live downtown, and why?
By Mike Easterling | November 18, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Rolling Up the Sleeves
After the election, sorta new city councilors get ready to take their seats
By Mike Easterling | November 18, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Bee in Her Bonnet?
Hearing will determine if Karen Keith's petition succeeds to remove Elizabeth Wright from commission
By Mike Easterling | November 18, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

« Cover story Nov. 11, 2009
Cover Nov. 11, 2009
» Feels Like Religion
Jesus and Leon might have left the building, but almost 30 years later, the Church Studio resurrects its legendary music and religious past
By Mike Easterling | November 11, 2009 (Cover Story: Cover Story)


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