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» Primary Concerns
With an election less than a month away, city council hopefuls in District 4 lay it on the line
By Mike Easterling | August 12, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Vote Responsibly
Event gets a little hoppy about the city election
By Mike Easterling | August 12, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» The Orbit of PLANiTULSA
It's not science fiction, it's what progressive Tulsans want for the city's future
By Mike Easterling | August 5, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Lofty Goals
Once under, now over budget, craftsman condos will be finished someday
By Mike Easterling | July 29, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Not Your Garden Variety Garden
Halfway through the growing season, Philbrook veggie project a glowing success
By Mike Easterling | July 29, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Whoa, Baby!
Potential WNBA ownership group hopes to hit a three-pointer from downtown in Tulsa
By Mike Easterling | July 29, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

« Cover story Jul. 22, 2009
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» Feeding Downtown
If the central business district is to grow population, residents will need something to eat and drink
By Mike Easterling | July 22, 2009 (Cover Story: Cover Story)

» To Campaign Is Human
To win the mayor's race and run Tulsa would require Divine intervention, one candidate says
By Mike Easterling | July 22, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Carpe Diem
Philbrook Museum hopes to capitalize on younger crowd's art desires with MA&D project in Brady District
By Mike Easterling | July 22, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Looks Good, Sounds Good
Cherokee Nation demonstrates its progressive attitude toward entertainment with opening of Hard Rock franchise
By Mike Easterling | July 22, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Everyman's Candidate?
Former city councilor Chris Medlock promises new fashioned, barnstorming approach to mayoral campaign
By Mike Easterling | July 15, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» If Nothing Else, A Parking Lot
Discussion continues surrounding the razing of an east downtown fringe building
By Mike Easterling | July 15, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Riverside Restaurateur
New Blue Rose set to bloom by mid-winter
By Mike Easterling | July 15, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Self-Help for Thinkers
Intellectual property infringements easier than one might think
By Mike Easterling | July 15, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Suddenly, It's a Race
Building consensus for a broad-based approach to city's long-term development are key issues, says mayoral candidate Tom Adelson
By Mike Easterling | July 8, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Pearl of a Project
A much-needed flood control plan can help redevelop and revive a near downtown neighborhood. So what is the city waiting for?
By Mike Easterling | July 8, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Thinking Right
Concrete plans for the Oklahoma School for the Visual and Performing Arts are underway
By Mike Easterling | July 8, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» What Would Dewey Do?
Contender for mayor's office wants to end the bitch sessions
By Mike Easterling | July 1, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Urban Initiative
A non-Tulsan plans for downtown's future; but is anyone listening?
By Mike Easterling | July 1, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» It's Alive!
Construction of American-Indian Warrior monument expected to be completed by 2012
By Mike Easterling | July 1, 2009 (News: City, State, County, Education)


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