Opinion: The name alone communicates the issue.
This weekend self-supremacy will be on full display at the Tulsa County Republican Convention and it is with great joy I find myself attending and voting without an agenda beyond Constitutional governance. I can be then, as former-mayor Kathy Taylor Lobeck once noticed I greatly enjoy; an equal opportunity aggravator.
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Recording artist Aaron Goodvin, the 2018 CCMA Songwriter of the Year brings his Bars & Churches tour to the Hunt Club in downtown Tulsa Wednesday, March 6.
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McDonald’s restaurants across Green Country are hosting an open Hiring Day at all locations on February 25 with on-the-spot interviews. The new positions will consist of a combination of both full and part-time opportunities based on individual restaurant needs.
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Most reviews of Scott Adams latest book Win Bigly: Persuasion in a World Where Facts Don’t Matter note a bit of “apprehension.” A lot of people are quite vocal about their personal and/or political hatred of Trump, but when a book is described by Politico as “an oxygen-free cubicle into which is piped a barking infomercial for the president” it makes me want to buy a dozen.
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There was once a show called Name That Tune, where contestants would compete to name a song in the fewest amount of notes. There weren’t too many rounds won by hearing a single note. For the fans gathered inside Tulsa’s BOK Center Saturday night for Elton John’s “Farewell Yellow Brick Road Tour,” they accomplished the feat. When John sat down in front of his piano after taking the stage, he played the opening note of “Bennie and the Jets,” which was instantly recognized by the crowd. What followed was a nearly three-hour trip of some of his biggest hits, with some lesser-known songs sprinkled in for good measure.
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