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The New Ice Age
Winter sports teams hope to take their games up a notch and into spring playoffs this season
What impact does a brand, spanking new, National Hockey League caliber arena have on a proud professional sports franchise whose tradition dates back to the days before the slap shot was invented? Last year, the BOK Center cast an enormous shadow over much of T-Town, let alone the Tulsa Oilers.
By Dwayne Davis | November 18, 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
On the surface, there was little reason for anyone to recognize the night of Sept. 17 as a significant footnote in Tulsa's popular music history. Only a month before, Paul McCartney had graced the stage at downtown's glittering BOK Center, and two nights earlier, pop diva Britney Spears had jiggled her way through a sold-out show there.
By Mike Easterling | November 11, 2009

Fruits of the Harvest
Here's to the Top Brew. One panelist said that if you like beer that prevents you from tasting anything else for an hour, this is the beer for you. Read on.
The temperature keeps falling, leaves keep turning and soon the Green Country landscape will be virtually indistinguishable from the north, eastern and Rust Belt climes from which our ancestors escaped. What they brought with them, however, were the tools for survival and prosperity.
By Katie Sullivan | November 4, 2009

Chasing Good Times
Three perfect party products for the holiday season
Beverage companies stir up the creativity as the holiday season kicks off and parties and get-togethers are plentiful. Hosts and guests will find an array of new products that bring that special holiday bond to new extremes.
By Katie Sullivan | November 4, 2009

Race to the Finish
With less than two weeks before Election Day, mayoral candidates finally get down to the issues
Tom Adelson, Dewey Bartlett Jr., Lawrence Kirkpatrick and Mark Perkins all might think they want to be mayor of Tulsa. Come the night of Tuesday, Nov. 10--Election Day in the city--one of them will get his wish.
By Mike Easterling | October 28, 2009


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