Together in Tulsa
Kris and Nicole Crawford
Kris and Nicole Crawford stand apart.
They waited to kiss…
Together in Tulsa
Mike Appel & Emily Oakley
By Rebekah Greiman
Just past the beehives, the blueberries, and the asparagus, the fields are being prepared for the spring planting. The cover crops, planted in the winter to prevent erosion and improve the soil, are close to being tilled under. Inside the greenhouse, tiny seedlings are sprouting to life. Mike kneels in the dirt, pulling weeds from…
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Milk and Honey
Three Springs Farm
Abby Wendle
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Clean Dirt
Abby Wendle
Poetry to the People
“Cardiology” by Ni...
People on the street perform Niklaus Faith’s “Cardiology” and discuss…
The Short So Long
Joanne Hearst-Castro
Joanne Hearst-Castro, the granddaughter of William Randolph Hearst, passed away…
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May 15, 2012
Our feature story by Kiera Feldman covers the scandals that have plagued Grace Fellowship since its rise to prominence in the Tulsa area. Also:
TOGETHER: Chris Fellure and Sara BowersockFellure had an on-again off-again relationship ever since they were teenagers. Rebekah Greiman writes about how they finally settled down together.
SO LONG: Shawna Lewis says goodbye to accomplished singer Betty Voie.
IMAGINARY OKLAHOMA: Gina Oschner writes of God’s sorrow and dust in her short story “Oklahoma Midrash.”
THE PRISONER OF WILSHIRE BOULEVARD: Laurence J. Yadon and Robert Barr Smith tell the story of how Jackson Burnett, “the richest Indian in the world,” became married to an adventuress.
POETRY: Violence and silence dominate back roads in this poem by Laura Brandenberg.
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