Why Tom Butcher is getting back in the restaurant game
Though the daily lunch line typically stretched out the door, Impressions closed in 2011. So why is Tom Butcher is getting back in the restaurant game now?
Nine months after Oklahoma officer wounded in shootout, chief says shooting was ‘friendly fire’
Eight law enforcement officers across the state have been shot during encounters with suspects this year. One of the officers was wounded by friendly fire, an investigation by The Frontier found.
Watch Frontier: G.T. Bynum on why he wants to be Tulsa’s mayor
City Councilor G.T. Bynum said Monday that he is running for mayor to put an end to the complacency and division that has plagued the city for years and to re-establish it as one of the premier places in the country to work and raise a family.
Frontier Reads: Operation Mincemeat
“Operation Mincemeat” by Ben Macintyre is the recounting of a mission carried out toward the end of the war to fool the Nazis into thinking the allied invasion of southern Europe would take place in an entirely different location.
Listen Frontier: City Councilor Jeannie Cue talks Vision 2025, Turkey Mountain and In-N-Out (really)
On this edition of Listen Frontier, the colorful Cue discusses city politics, traveling the world and why she’s not in favor of building a restaurant on top of Turkey Mountain, (and says she wants to bring In-N-Out to Tulsa.)
City councilors, mayor share top projects on their Vision wish lists
To be eligible for funding, the proposals must do at least one of the following: generate economic development and sales tax revenue; bring people together and connect destinations; and encourage and promote education, public safety and improved health.
Street Beat: Kevin asks the people about Vision 2025
Remember Vision 2025?
Apparently, not everyone does. In the latest installment of Street Beat, we ask people what they know about the program and the city’s plan to renew it.
Against the grain: Two Tulsa County sheriff candidates could break racial barriers
Law enforcement agencies everywhere are under pressure to diversify their ranks, yet across Oklahoma, the position of sheriff is seemingly homogenous.
