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Max Campbell building to be restored; will Coburn help?
Just found this, from Tulsa Business Journal's October 27 edition: The Max Campbell building, with its distinctive roof of multicolored clay tiles, is going to be restored as a hotel and retail space. That's the original function of this 1926, block-long building on 11th Street between Birmingham and Columbia. Aaron...
Tulsa bloggers on the cover
This week's cover story in Urban Tulsa Weekly is a profile of Tulsa's growing blogging community. The piece features: Dan Paden's No Blog of Significance Jeff Shaw's Bounded Rationality, which is celebrating its second anniversary. (Congratulations, Jeff!) Emily Priddy's Red Fork State of Mind and Indie Tulsa, her husband Ron...
Tulsa Route 66 activists honored
Congratulations to a transplanted Tulsa couple who received well-deserved national recognition for promoting Route 66. Ron Warnick and Emily Priddy were honored last weekend at the 2008 National Route 66 Festival in Litchfield, Illinois. Ron received the "Person of the Year" award for his blog, Route 66 News, a clearinghouse...
All the trouble in the <em>Whirled</em>
In case you haven't read the latest issue of Urban Tulsa Weekly (for shame if you haven't), here's a link to my latest column about the recent electrical, political, and financial difficulties of our city's monopoly daily newspaper, the Tulsa World, affectionately known around here as the Whirled for the...
Community World ends
Today, the Tulsa World is spiking its Community World editions. All CW employees have been laid off. The Community World editions were established in 1993 under the leadership of Charlie Biggs. The intent was to stave off the growth of suburban papers. It seems like the launch of the community...
66 birthday magic
I started writing this entry last Saturday, November 11. As it was the second Saturday in November, we headed down to the south side of Oklahoma City to Uncle Dan and Aunt Connie's house for an early Thanksgiving celebration with Mom's side of the family. Good food, a chance for...
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