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July/August 2009

Emerald City

A journalist and Tulsa transplant counts the ways the lush northeast Oklahoma metropolis has secured her everlasting citizenship. By Julie Delcour

Stage Right

New and old, the BOK Center and Brady Theater represent the city's past and future. By Mike Easterling

River of Dreams

The booming suburb of Jenks combines small-town appeal with big-city entertainment and amenities like the city's RiverWalk Crossing. By Tom Lindley

Water World

The Oklahoma Aquarium in Jenks offers a world-class marine life experience without the hassle of a cross-country flight. By Brooke Adcox

Black Book: Tulsa Edition

Tulsans enjoy an exceptional quality of life, thanks in part to a variety of first-rate hotels, restaurants, museums, and other attractions. Oklahoma Today presents the best of the best. By Andrea Miller

Hit the Road

Shoppers stimulate the economy while enjoying the outdoors at Utica Square.

Okies

Frank W. Abagnale, inspiration for the movie Catch Me if You Can, talks about love, redemption, and Range Rovers. Tulsa mayor Kathy Taylor shares her favorite things, and the Rutkauskases have some very Beautiful Brands. 

Culture

Peace-making is in vogue at a Gilcrease Museum exhibition, Jack Frank is a Tulsa cheerleader and filmmaker with a broad media platform, Tulsa's live music scene has enough venues and talent to rack a metropolis, and the revived Thunder Road Theatre company is ready for a curtain call.

Marketplace All things T-Town

Where Are You? A downtown mystery.  Click here to submit your answer.

Newsstand Date: July 1, 2009; Issue is available now from Oklahoma Today