The Tulsa Voice - April B 2017

Train of change

Vanessa Hall-Harper brings new enthusiasm to her city council position

Mitch Gilliam and Holly Wall

Walls falling in

Education in the time of Gist

Barry Friedman

Public radio head

StudioTulsa’s man behind the mic

Michael Wright

The wisdom of grief

Pade’s first album: ‘Best Year Ever’

Damion Shade

One on one

John Oates talks Hall & Oates’s new tour, his memoir, and playing Tulsa

Mary Noble

Gutspeed

Local chef bids adieu to Tulsa with special two-night dinner

Systematic Murder

David Grann does the Osage murders justice in ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’

Joshua Kline

On the cuff

What’s that big line on Cherry Street?

Mason Whitehorn Powell

A voice of their own

Tulsa Ballet fosters new work and young dancers

Alicia Chesser

Suffragette city

League of Women Voters hosts second annual Madam President event

Lindsay Kline

Preservation and progress

ADFF: Tulsa celebrates architecture and design icons and forward-thinkers

Nicci Atchley

Scrimshaw

A poem

Barbara Crooker

Keeping it Brockmire

New IFC series puts irreverent spin on sports anti-hero

Jeff Huston

Down the Hatch: B-A-T-A-T-A-S

The Chalkboard’s spring cocktail menu is adventurous

Andrew Saliga

Batter up

Drillers look for more stability this year

John Tranchina

An amazing experience

‘Your Name’ is wistful, more romantic than fantastic

Joe O’Shansky

Would you like arts with that?

A new partnership between Arts Alliance Tulsa and the BOK Center makes supporting local art easy

John Langdon

Suspension tension

SB 81 would break Oklahoma’s obligation to educate all kids

Gene Perry

April-B 2017