Public markets like the Mother Road Market offer a little bit of everything: fresh food, quality restaurants, a coffee shop or two and artisan shops. And much more.
Green Country Sierra Club Chairwoman Barbara VanHanken is our guest on this week’s edition of the Listen Frontier podcast.
Jennifer Pahlka, founder of Code for America, was in Tulsa on Friday to visit with officials from Code for Tulsa, the local “brigade” of volunteers working to help solve government problems and make residents’ lives better. She also met with Mayor G.T. Bynum.
On Wednesday, Fire Chief Ray Driskell sat down with The Frontier and discussed the controversies that have surrounded him since last month, and apologized for “bringing a negative light” on Tulsa and the Fire Department.
We speak with Hall-Harper about why she is pursuing the moratorium and discuss the recent announcement that USA-BMX plans to build its Olympic training center and headquarters on the Evans-Fintube site north of downtown.
Tulsachangemakers was established in 2016 by Teach For American members Andrew Spector and Jake Lerner.
In three years, Arts Alliance Tulsa has become a leading advocate, promoter and fundraiser for Tulsa’s nonprofit arts and cultural community.
On this week’s podcast we have Jason McIntosh, CEO of the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame and Sherry Laskey, Vendor Chair of the Tulsa Juneteenth celebration, here to tell us about the event and what to expect if you plan on going.
