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
As the editor of TulsaPeople, Tulsa’s city magazine, I know there is a lot going on in the metro — from the amazing live music scene and the gamut of
By: Anne Brockman
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By: Anne Brockman
Susan Bynum is leading The University of Oklahoma-Tulsa’s charge toward the future with tech-centric workforce development and other programs that place the needs of the community first.
By: Anne Brockman
After a two-year permitting and construction process, owners Jackie and Chad Potter opened The Pump, a former service station turned funky eclectic spot that is already gaining a community.
By: Anne Brockman
Ice cream and frozen treats are personal favorites of mine when it comes to a summer cool-down. Actually, let’s face it. I can eat ice cream anytime, anywhere or any
By: Anne Brockman
Nothing’s Left Brewery is proud to be known as the place for unusual beer in town. A crowd favorite in the summer heat are its frozen beer slushes, which are
By: Anne Brockman
In downtown Tulsa, one local brewery has taken the idea of staycation to new heights: its rooftop.
By: Anne Brockman
Music is a key element to the dining experience at LoFi, the newest product of chef Trevor Tack and restaurant operator Noah Bush. A custom DJ stand is a permanent
By: Anne Brockman
As a lifelong Tulsan I have a lot of memories associated with our stretch of Arkansas River.
By: Anne Brockman
Tulsa is a music city. It’s evident in the vast range of genres, venues and legendary artists who have called Tulsa home — whether that’s because they were born here
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