The Tulsa Voice - September B 2014

Words of farewell to journalist Richard L. Fricker, from longtime friend and colleague Ray Pearcey.

Ray Pearcey

A peek at some interesting new offerings coming up at your friendly local cineplex.

Joe O’Shansky

A. Jakober

Showers, registries and the satisfaction of going rogue

Ashley Heider Daly

In a family of literary stars, the patriarch was no slouch himself

Jeff Martin

Catching up on under-the-radar shows worth watching

Joshua Kline

The case for busting up, not consolidating, Tulsa’s parks system

Ray Pearcey

Jay Howell

A Montana human rights group had 4,100 reasons to transform hate into art

Britt Greenwood

Fall music festivals: more intimate. more comfortable. closer to home.

Having a few afternoon kicks with Tulsa’s soccer evangelist

Beau Adams

Oklahoma congressman is pro-choice—depending what you’re choosing

Barry Friedman

Crayons! Improv colors downtown Tulsa with laughs

Terry Gilliam’s latest falls flat by the iconic auteur’s lofty standards

State lawmaker’s comments on Islam only serve to incite hatred, fear

Russ Florence

Free weekend trolley service links downtown entertainment districts

John Langdon

September-B 2014