Anne Brockman is an editor for Langdon Publishing, primarily writing for TulsaPeople, a local publication focusing on the Tulsa area. Anne covers a wide range of topics including local events, community news, cultural happenings, and profiles of notable individuals in the Tulsa community.
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Anne's coverage predominantly focuses on local lifestyle, entertainment news, and seasonal events in Tulsa. She frequently covers topics related to house & home, lifestyle, health & wellbeing, gaming and entertainment news with a strong emphasis on the Tulsa area.
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By: Anne Brockman
“Make Peace or Die: Honor the Fallen” will premiere on PBS Nov. 11. The film, directed by Tulsan Manny Marquez, documents his brother and Marine veteran Anthony Marquez creating art
By: Anne Brockman
In the seven years Missy Brumley has served as executive director of Bixby Outreach Center she’s never known life beyond an emergency. First there was the teacher walk out in
By: Anne Brockman
There’s a lot going on at Broken Arrow Neighbors, a 41-year-old community service that serves the Broken Arrow and Coweta communities. A lot of that has to do with its
By: Anne Brockman, Tim Landes
Many people who work in Tulsa make daily commutes to and from the suburbs. We ventured out to learn more about our municipal neighbors. There are similarities between each community:
By: Anne Brockman
A host of Tulsa and regional talent will take the Cain’s Ballroom stage again this year in support of Foundation for Tulsa Schools’ music educator grants at the Nov. 24
By: Anne Brockman
Over the years I’ve become someone who doesn’t necessarily make resolutions. Rather I opt for goals or challenges I would like to face and achieve. I tend to jot them
By: Anne Brockman
The sparkle in Joel Wiland’s eye when talking about his love of the jewelry business can only be matched by the sparkle found in the cases that line his newest
By: Anne Brockman
When Amanda and Josh Stout put out a call last winter for old artificial Christmas trees to use in a future holiday display outside their art gallery in the historic
By: Anne Brockman
Dinner service at the storied Warren Duck Club returns this month as the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel at Warren Place restaurant welcomes dinner guests to a space transformed into a
By: Anne Brockman
Artist Shannon Wheeler and Mythic Press recently collaborated on a collection of vibrant floral designs created by Wheeler and printed on classic wardrobe staples like a cropped tee, cap, tote
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