Our Creative Director, Cary Aspinwall, says farewell to a city she loves before heading to a new adventure in Dallas. And her crazy crew at The Frontier is among the things she will miss the most.
Across town, I was trying to explain to Tulsa businesswoman Sharon King Davis what we were about to be doing. “We’re going to do a Facetime that will be broadcast live on Facebook? I didn’t know you could do that,” Davis said.
Frankly, I’m not sure we knew we could either.
The real question from last night’s mayoral debate was: Who’s the Matt Damon lookalike that Paul Tay calls out as he’s about to be escorted off stage?
George Kaiser Family Foundation and the University of Tulsa announced Wednesday that they had purchased Dylan’s archives for an estimated $15 million to $20 million. Here’s the story of how Tulsa landed a national treasure.
Gessen offers several more ideas as to why the brothers might have committed the bombings, but, ultimately, the question that eludes Gessen is the question that haunts many Americans: How did seemingly normal brothers cause such carnage?
Mayor Dewey Bartlett said there may not be enough money to fund all proposed Vision projects currently on the list and that some simply aren’t well understood by the public.
“I think we need to consider putting them off to another time. We might understand them, but if the public doesn’t get it, we run the risk of failure.”
The park renovations are scheduled to be completed in the summer of 2017.
Today is a big day at The Frontier: We’re eagerly moving into our brand-new offices at 36°N in the Brady District. Cary looks back on the adventure of 2015, the year of the goat.
